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From data to canvas: First Nations knowledge paints a bigger picture of biodiversity
A computer screen full of biodiversity data might not immediately look like a st...
Nicole Brown 18 Sep 2026
Young Indigenous women changing the face of STEM
Young Indigenous women are making their mark in science, and a national award is...
Nicole Brown 18 Sep 2026
Opinion: Pauline Hanson’s primitive idea of civilisation
Pauline Hanson wants to know what Aboriginal people achieved in 60,000 years. Pe...
Jesse J. Fleay 17 Sep 2026
Indigenous students explore culture, Country and science at Cairns congress
Two Indigenous James Cook University students have taken part in an internationa...
Joseph Guenzler 17 Sep 2026
'We are not primitive. We never were.'
Let's call Pauline Hanson's comments what they are. Racism. Calling Aboriginal p...
Andrew Morrison 15 Sep 2026
Traditional knowledge helps reveal reef and mangrove connection

A decade-long partnership between Bardi Jawi rangers and Australian marine scientists has confirmed the important connection between mangrove and reef ecosystems in Western Australia's Kimberley regio...

Jackson Clark Jackson Clark Sep 7, 2026
South Australian Museum invites Kaurna knowledge holders and experts to join working group

Kaurna knowledge holders and experts have been invited by the South Australian Museum to express their interest in joining a new Kaurna Expert Focus Working Group to help guide the development of the...

Giovanni Torre Giovanni Torre Aug 27, 2026
Traditional Owners to help shape $30 million program protecting Great Barrier Reef and Catchments

For Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples, the health of the Great Barrier Reef cannot be separated from the rivers, waterways and catchments flowing across Country.

Nicole Brown Nicole Brown Aug 26, 2026
Menang knowledge and artefacts returned home

A research project has reunited Menang cultural knowledge, practices and artefacts dispersed across Australia and the world, bringing them together on Country in southern Western Australia for the fir...

David Prestipino David Prestipino Aug 21, 2026
She showed Australia our oldest food system was never lost: Aunty Dale Chapman honoured as Sunshine Coast's Deadly Elder

Aunty Dale Chapman has spent a lifetime protecting culture, creating opportunities and lifting others up without ever seeking recognition. The respected Yuwaalaraay and Kooma Elder has been named reci...

Nicole Brown Nicole Brown Aug 21, 2026
New poll shows anti-Indigenous racism widespread, support for reconciliation stable

Seven in 10 Australians report hearing racist slurs or 'jokes' about Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples in public settings or on social media, according to the new Ipsos Indigenous Issues 2...

Giovanni Torre Giovanni Torre Aug 19, 2026
Living Knowledge Network launches Initiative to scale cultural burning and build disaster resilience

As Australia prepares for another bushfire season, Living Knowledge Network (formerly Firesticks) is launching a first of its kind initiative to scale Indigenous-led Cultural Burning and Traditional L...

Phoebe Blogg Phoebe Blogg Aug 12, 2026
'A thriving business needs thriving people': Jahna Cedar on wellbeing as a commercial asset

Jahna Cedar was sitting on boards, speaking internationally and collecting awards when she found herself alone at the kitchen table one night, everyone else asleep, taking stock."I'm exhausted.

Reece Harley Reece Harley Aug 12, 2026
'When language lives, culture lives': Dharug children’s book receives international recognition

For generations Aboriginal languages were silenced, suppressed, and pushed out of everyday life. However nowadays, Aboriginal communities are reclaiming those languages, strengthening them and creatin...

Nicole Brown Nicole Brown Aug 11, 2026
$10m fund to back Aboriginal-led family safety programs in Central Australia

Aboriginal Community Controlled Organisations (ACCOs) across Central Australia are set to share in a new $10 million federal fund aimed at improving family and community safety through locally led ini...

Dechlan Brennan Dechlan Brennan Jul 29, 2026
Tonga brings traditional knowledge to television weather forecasts

Tonga's weather service has begun incorporating traditional environmental indicators into daily television forecasts as part of efforts to combine generations of community knowledge with climate scien...

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Rebekah Rasmussen Jul 16, 2026
Monash unveils program for Kindred People - a global Indigenous‑led festival coming this September

Monash University's campuses on Boonwurrung Country will be transformed into spaces of ceremony, creativity and connection. Where ancient wisdom meets future worlds, weaving together global First Nati...

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Artback NT delegation strengthens First Nations cultural connections with Taiwan

Art has always been one of the oldest ways First Nations peoples have carried knowledge across generations. It holds language, culture, history and identity, connecting people long before borders were...

Nicole Brown Nicole Brown Jul 7, 2026
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