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A first ever NAIDOC rodeo and music festival is coming to Mount Isa
There's a new addition to NAIDOC Week celebrations in Mount Isa in 2026, includi...
Jarred Cross 2 Jun 2026
New Starlink access reaches 4,000 people across remote PNG villages
A new Starlink connection has brought reliable internet and phone access to appr...
Rebekah Rasmussen 18 May 2026
Hundreds gather in pink in Rubibi / Broome Vigil for Kumanjayi Little Baby
The colour pink dappled Rubibi / Broome's Male oval as the sun set on Thursday a...
Natasha Clark 7 May 2026
Bougainville landowners demand mining companies halt reopening of copper pit
Traditional landowners are fighting back against plans to reopen an existing Bou...
Andrew Mathieson 5 May 2026
‘Ongoing massacre’: Accountability and action demanded 35 years after deaths in custody royal commission
Warning: This article contains the names of Indigenous people who have diedWith...
Dechlan Brennan 15 Apr 2026
Residents count the cost after cyclone ravages towns

Residents in a series of isolated coastal towns battered by a destructive cyclone are emerging from their homes to assess the damage. Tropical Cyclone Narelle was downgraded to a category two system o...

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Aaron Bunch Mar 28, 2026
Labor MPs label David Connolly 'not fit' for Administrator role as controversial posts undermine neutrality

Northern Territory Labor MPs say the Chief Minister has deliberately selected an "exclusionary individual" who is "not fit" to be the NT Administrator, as outrage continues around the appointment of D...

Dechlan Brennan Dechlan Brennan Feb 26, 2026
'No respect' - major WA local government votes to celebrate January 26

A major Western Australian local government has voted to hold its annual Citizenship Ceremony and Community Citizen of the Year Awards on Invasion Day.

Giovanni Torre Giovanni Torre Feb 25, 2026
Māori MP accused of 'pure racism' in New Zealand parliament

Winston Peters has been accused of "pure racism" in Aotearoa/New Zealand's parliament after the Māori conservative singled out a Green MP by disparaging his Rarotongan heritage.

Andrew Mathieson Andrew Mathieson Feb 19, 2026
Subsidy scheme to cut grocery prices expanded to 225 remote stores nationwide

The federal government has confirmed the Low-Cost Essentials Subsidy Scheme — which cuts the cost of basic groceries — will be expanded to an estimated 225 remote stores nationwide.

Dechlan Brennan Dechlan Brennan Feb 17, 2026
Indigenous leadership key to addressing 'alarming and profoundly disproportionate' rate of child removals

As the nation reflects on the National Apology to the Stolen Generations, Indigenous advocacy group Children's Ground notes recent national data confirms First Nations children continue to be removed...

Giovanni Torre Giovanni Torre Feb 13, 2026
Taking remote voices to the highest level: Marion Scrymgour is aiming to bridge the gap between communities and Canberra

Since Federation, people in regional and remote Australia have argued that decisions affecting their lives are too often made far away in Canberra.

Dechlan Brennan Dechlan Brennan Feb 11, 2026
Children’s Ground announce Evelyn Schaber as Co-Chair

Arrernte woman and senior First Nations leader Evelyn Schaber has been appointed co-chair of Indigenous youth advocacy group Children's Ground.

Giovanni Torre Giovanni Torre Feb 11, 2026
Bougainville government turns down Chinese offer for Panguna mine

The latest authoritative government policy on Bougainville's richest commodity is shaping the region's next step towards independence from Papua New Guinea.

Andrew Mathieson Andrew Mathieson Jan 30, 2026
Thorpe urges anti-racism action and expanded royal commission following Boorloo rally bombing attempt

The federal government must implement the recommendations of the National Anti-Racism Framework and expand the Bondi Royal Commission to examine all forms of racism and hate, Independent Senator Lidia...

Dechlan Brennan Dechlan Brennan Jan 30, 2026
Lidia Thorpe urges decisive response to attack on First Peoples and supporters at Boorloo rally

Senator Lidia Thorpe has urged the federal government to respond as decisively to the rising threats against First Peoples as it did to the antisemitic attack at Bondi.

Giovanni Torre Giovanni Torre Jan 28, 2026
'We call for change at the most fundamental levels of this society': Naarm streets flow with Invasion Day rally

Naarm gathered in the thousands below the steps of Victorian Parliament House to stand in solidarity, speak, listen and learn at the city's major Invasion Day rally.

Jarred Cross Jarred Cross Jan 26, 2026
January 26 marks invasion - but our strength, unity and leadership determine what comes next

History lives through us all. January 26 marks invasion. It marks dispossession, violence and the loss of our lands, our cultures and our lives. I grieve that day.

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William Tilmouth Jan 26, 2026
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