James Cook
In northeast Arnhem Land education is being reimagined. Not through policy reform or curriculum adjustment, but through a rethink of how learning is recognised, delivered and valued.
A landmark study has exposed systemic disadvantage and racism experienced by Australian South Sea Islanders in Queensland, with researchers calling for the creation of dedicated community "navigators"...
James Cook University graduate Josiah Little has become Australia's first male to take the Aboriginal and/or Torres Strait Islander Health Practitioner pathway to become a Credentialled Diabetes Educa...
A public monument of James Cook will be permanently removed from an inner-Melbourne park after a council voted unanimously on the decision. The monument depicting the colonial figure at Edinburgh Gard...
Years after receiving an Honorary Doctorate of Humane Letters from James Cook University, Gunggandji Elder and cultural heritage specialist, Dr Darryl Murgha, has reflected on his decades of service t...
Dementia rates among Torres Strait Islander people are much higher than among mainland Australians, but researchers are trialling a new program in the hopes of reducing the prevalence of the condition...
A statue in Sydney's eastern suburbs of colonial figure James Cook has been vandalised for a second time within 12 months, 48 hours ahead of January 26.
Scientists from Queensland's James Cook University have determined Indigenous fire management techniques can 'lock up' more carbon than alternative methods of native bushland management, with the prac...
A song from the point of view of an Indigenous warrior watching the arrival of Captain James Cook has caused a minor outrage on a conservative radio show after it was revealed it had been played at a...
Indigenous fire management in northern Australia was being practised at least 11,000 years ago, James Cook University researchers have found.
A James Cook statue in Fitzroy Gardners on the edge of Melbourne's CBD has become the latest colonial monument targeted in a string of desecrations in just over a month.
Following the unsuccessful Voice to Parliament referendum, James Cook University academic Andrew Amos emphasises the importance of championing new Indigenous voices.
A second Captain James Cook monument has been vandalised in Melbourne's suburbs. The latest, at the Rowe Street entrance of Edinburgh Gardens, two kilometres north of the City in Fitzroy North, has be...