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Sisters in Maintenance creates new career pathways for Indigenous women in the Pilbara
Seven Indigenous women from Port Hedland are ready to embark on new careers in t...
Phoebe Blogg 11 Nov 2026
Dual Olympic gold medallist on cusp of World Cup glory
Very few achievements have evaded New Zealand centre Stacey Waaka, but on Sunday...
Jack Brady (AAP) 11 Nov 2026
Walkabout Cultural Adventures named Australia’s leading First Nations tourism business
Queensland's Walkabout Cultural Adventures was named the national winner of the...
Giovanni Torre 10 Nov 2026
MJD Foundation travels far and wide to support remote Indigenous families
The MJD Foundation travelled approximately 34,000 kilometres across 27 outreach...
Joseph Guenzler 10 Nov 2026
Ponga, Walsh primed for World Cup show
Rugby league's great entertainers have pledged to deliver again in the sport's s...
Murray Wenzel (AAP) 10 Nov 2026
New book sheds light on the camps of colonial Australia’s ‘most ruthless killing machine’

First Nations people please be advised this article speaks of racially discriminating moments in history, including the distress and death of First Nations people, and uses potentially distressing ter...

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Raymond Evans Nov 10, 2026
Larrakia Nation welcomes decision to return Stokes Hill to Larrakia people

Larrakia Nation Aboriginal Corporation has welcomed the federal government's decision to return the former Stokes Hill Fuel Installation to Larrakia people, following sustained advocacy by the Corpora...

Giovanni Torre Giovanni Torre Nov 10, 2026
Boland takes his place in iconic corner of Naarm's streets ahead of Test summer

He might not have the statue called for as he dismantled England's batting order on Test debut at the MCG, but a place in a mural not too far down the road has come for Scott Boland.

Jarred Cross Jarred Cross Nov 10, 2026
Murri School students brew up skills and confidence with Cuppaderlah

Students at Magandjin's (Brisbane) Murri School are gaining hands-on hospitality and business experience through Cuppaderlah, a student-run coffee cart established with support from Queensland Country...

Joseph Guenzler Joseph Guenzler Nov 10, 2026
Cook Islands submissions helps expand rugby league national eligibility to three generations, Samoa and Tonga set to be elevated from Tier 2

The Cook Islands are behind newly adopted rugby league national team eligibility rules to support small nations to have a larger pool of players at their disposal to pull on the jumper.

Jarred Cross Jarred Cross Nov 9, 2026
Environment and Water Bill signals 'dangerous step backwards' for NT, Northern Land Council warns

The Northern Land Council has joined the call for the Northern Territory Government to withdraw the Environment and Water Legislation Amendment Bill 2026.

Ponga's Kiwis call vindicated following unlikely return

A broken arm isn't the only thing Kalyn Ponga has overcome in recent weeks as he looks to steer New Zealand to Rugby League World Cup glory. The Kiwis fullback has for years come under the microscope...

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Jack Brady (AAP) Nov 9, 2026
National Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Sports Awards honour Indigenous stars

An unbeaten talent quickly rising through the ranks, Australian record-breaker, junior world champion and more were crowned National Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Sports Award winners at the w...

Jarred Cross Jarred Cross Nov 9, 2026
Stolen Generations awareness campaign urges Queenslanders to take action

Link-Up (Qld)'s Still Bringing Them Home campaign for Stolen Generations awareness has reached hundreds of thousands of Queenslanders halfway through its seven-week duration.

Giovanni Torre Giovanni Torre Nov 9, 2026
Waaka's hat-trick helps 'primed' Ferns secure Word Cup final spot

A Stacey Waaka hat-trick has helped secure New Zealand their place in the Women's Rugby League World Cup final. The Kiwi Ferns were rarely threatened in their 32-0 victory over an inexperienced Fetu S...

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Jack Brady (AAP) Nov 9, 2026
Ponga stars as NZ book Cup final spot with Tonga win

New Zealand are into their first World Cup final in 13 years after Kalyn Ponga returned from a broken arm to power the Kiwis past Tonga in a 34-10 win.

Maori Party secures at least four seats in NZ election, former PM slams 'disenfranchising' enrolment changes

Former prime minister Helen Clark has called for a thorough review into New Zealand's electoral, campaign funding and voting laws following the extraordinary election result.

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Ben McKay (AAP) Nov 8, 2026
Cliffhanger as Aotearoa New Zealand election too close to call

Aotearoa New Zealand's election result may not be known for weeks, with counting at the half-way mark showing a deadlocked race. A narrow win for the conservative government, or Labour-led opposition...

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Ben McKay (AAP) Nov 7, 2026
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