Knowledge
Binybara carries the stories of Larrakia ancestors. For generations, Larrakia families have maintained connections to this place, passing knowledge from Elders to young people and caring for Country a...
The Yuuingan Dhilla Yari: Indigenous Languages Forum brought language practitioners, creatives, educators, researchers, organisations and community members together at the State Library of Queensland...
This week's AIATSIS Summit has heard despite increasing numbers of Aboriginal women completing degrees, scholarships and professional development programs, many are still being shut out of the rooms w...
Yarra Yarra Elder Aunty Dorothy 'Dot' Peters is remembered as a passionate and powerful advocate for recognition, reconciliation and, as her son explains, respect, caring and sharing.
A major First Nations-led education initiative is set to expand across Australia, with the Ngarrngga Program entering a new partnership aimed at helping teachers better embed Indigenous knowledge into...
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 Tasmanian council has rejected a committee motion to end Acknowledgement of Country statements at its meetings. The Northern Midlands Council struck out the request made by the Morven Park Managemen...
Tasmania's Governor has condemned booing during an acknowledgment of Indigenous people at an ANZAC Day service at the weekend. Governor Barbara Baker was heckled by an attendee of the Longford ANZAC D...
A lack of respect shown during Acknowledgement of Country ceremonies on Anzac Day has prompted calls for a bigger police presence at future dawn services.
With an uncertain climate future ahead, the resilience and millennia of knowledge of First Peoples is being prioritised and canvassed as potentially holding some answers as environmental disaster thre...
Associates of a prominent anti-immigration group were among those ejected from an Anzac Day dawn service after the cohort was accused of heckling acknowledgement of Country ceremonies at other events.
Sombre dawn services commemorating the sacrifices of fallen soldiers have been sullied by vocal interjections and booing aimed at Aboriginal Elders.
Australians have remembered those who served and sacrificed, despite boos and heckles during Anzac Day acknowledgment of Country prompting strong condemnation.