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Fructus Nullius on trial: What the Yindjibarndi Ngurra compensation judgment will tell us
At 2:00 pm on Tuesday 12 May 2026, Justice Burley of the Federal Court will deli...
Kado Muir 8 May 2026
Indigenous-led AI platform signals new direction for language, data and governance
A new Aboriginal-led digital platform combining language revitalisation and arti...
Giovanni Torre 23 Apr 2026
After three decades, Payarri native title recognised in WA's Northern Goldfields
After 31 years of work by Traditional Owners and supporters, Justice Bernard Mur...
Giovanni Torre 4 Dec 2025
National Native Title Council welcomes federal funding boost for Traditional Owner organisations
The National Native Title Council has welcomed the Federal Government's $75 mill...
Giovanni Torre 3 Aug 2025
National Native Title Council urges federal government to boost Traditional Owners' economic self-determination
The National Native Title Council has urged the federal government to provide Tr...
Giovanni Torre 28 Nov 2024
Price labels Albanese "two-faced" for rejecting inquiry into Native Title bodies and Land Councils

Opposition spokesperson for Indigenous Australians, Jacinta Nampijinpa Price, has criticised the Labor government for voting against a motion to establish an inquiry into Native Title bodies, calling...

Dechlan Brennan Dechlan Brennan Sep 11, 2024
Reclaim the Void weaves a connection for spirits on sacred lands

Reclaim the Void, a project representing the sadness expressed by Ngalia Elders over the many open mining pits dotting their land, aims to create a significant textile artwork in the form of a 'dot'...

Rhiannon Clarke Rhiannon Clarke Jun 17, 2024
Historic appointments made to the National Native Title Tribunal

Kevin Smith has become the first Indigenous person in history to be appointed President of the National Native Title Tribunal. Federal Attorney General Mark Dreyfus said on Thursday he was pleased to...

Joseph Guenzler Joseph Guenzler Jun 8, 2023
Land rights and heritage champion grieves loss of "visionary and keeper of songlines", Yunupingu

National Native Title Council chair and First Nations Heritage Protection Alliance co-chair Kado Muir has expressed grief for the "profound loss of great leader and visionary", Yunupingu, who he said...

Jarred Cross Jarred Cross Apr 4, 2023
National Native Title Council welcomes federal funding to protect South Australian heritage sites

The National Native Title Council have called the funding to restore and preserve cultural sites in South Australia, a "welcome" investment. The federal government has announced a sum of $720,000 woul...

Emma Ruben Emma Ruben Apr 3, 2023
New book honours the remarkable 50-year fight against uranium mining in WA’s Northern Goldfields

This Sunday, 19 March, a new book documenting 50 years of struggle against uranium mining in Western Australia's Northern Goldfields will be launched at a special event in Perth.

Giovanni Torre Giovanni Torre Mar 15, 2023
Kangaralpi Tiiwa Kanyira: Retaining our ways from ancient times

Across the deserts, in communities at the farthest reaches of Western Australia, South Australia and the Northern Territory, mobile phones are buzzing, Elders are planning, swags are being rolled, veh...

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Kado Muir Mar 6, 2023
Key Indigenous Advisory Committee to guide environment and heritage law reform announced

The membership of the next Indigenous Advisory Committee, which will be crucial to federal environmental and Aboriginal heritage protection reforms, was announced Thursday.

Giovanni Torre Giovanni Torre Jan 5, 2023
First Nations Heritage Protection Alliance welcomes federal funding boost to heritage safeguards

The First Nations Heritage Protection Alliance has welcomed $14.7 million in Tuesday night's federal budget for strengthening protection of Australia's ancient and living Aboriginal and Torres Strait...

Giovanni Torre Giovanni Torre Oct 26, 2022
Prevention of Juukan Gorge repeat requires stronger heritage laws, Federal report reveals

The recently released State of Environment report revealed the dire ongoing environmental damage advancing upon some of Australia's oldest heritage landmarks.

Emma Ruben Emma Ruben Jul 21, 2022
WA First Nations must avoid being 'victims' in 'settler state' mining projects: Muir

Western Australia is known as the engine room of the Australian economy, but how sustainable is this business for Country? That is the question Ngalia Traditional Owner and National Native Title Counc...

Emma Ruben Emma Ruben Jun 22, 2022
First Nations panelists seek to challenge the norm at WA's Disrupted Festival of Ideas

The Disrupted Festival of Ideas returns for another year at the State Library of Western Australia on June 18 and 19. The eight annual edition of the festival hones in on the theme of honesty and trut...

Emma Ruben Emma Ruben Jun 8, 2022
In a land scarred by mining, Elders weave rugs to reclaim Ngurra

Born out of being surrounded by gaping mining holes left on their Ngurra, Ngalia elders in Leonora are taking the grief from mining and sealing these holes with a large-scale, vibrant artwork using wo...

Emma Ruben Emma Ruben Apr 21, 2022
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