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Indigenous engineer brings space ambitions to Doomadgee
Eastern Arrente engineer and QUT PhD student David Corporal will travel to Dooma...
Joseph Guenzler 2 Oct 2026
Exhibition celebrating First Nations ceramics to show at Hawkesbury Regional Gallery
The National Gallery of Australia's touring exhibition Of This Earth: Transformi...
Phoebe Blogg 30 Sep 2026
Jackson Phillips named WA Young Person of the Year
Knaarla Karla Booja, Ballardong and Wilman teenager Jackson Phillips has been na...
Joseph Guenzler 30 Sep 2026
Indigenous STEM students NASA bound for space academy
Eight First Nations university students are set to travel to the United States f...
Joseph Guenzler 29 Sep 2026
National Indigenous Australians Agency CEO to deliver 2026 Russell Taylor Oration
National Indigenous Australians Agency CEO Julie-Ann Guivarra will deliver the 2...
Dechlan Brennan 29 Sep 2026
Major upgrades set for Uluṟu community

Work is set to begin on a $122 million upgrade of ageing power, water and sewer infrastructure in the remote Northern Territory Aboriginal community of Muṯitjulu. Located 1.

Dechlan Brennan Dechlan Brennan Sep 29, 2026
First Nations perspective, leadership and knowledge critical to supporting young people's mental health

Current systems are not meeting the needs of First Nations people, and lack the cultural understanding and perspectives required to properly ensure mental wellbeing of young people, sector leaders hav...

Climate change legal precedents begin to unravel Pacific culture's emerging rights

Rising seas and environmental degradation are disrupting traditional Pacific practices, eroding Indigenous cultural connections and severing their relationships with ancestral lands and oceans accordi...

Andrew Mathieson Andrew Mathieson Sep 28, 2026
Sacred Bears Ears lands face mining claims after Trump cuts protections

Mining claims have been lodged across land removed from Bears Ears National Monument just two months after Tribal leaders warned President Donald Trump's cuts could expose sacred lands in Utah to reso...

Joseph Guenzler Joseph Guenzler Sep 24, 2026
Commissioner for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Children visits Pilbara ahead of urgent child protection roundtable

The National Commissioner for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Children and Young People, Sue-Anne Hunter, is in WA's Pilbara region this week in the wake of reports of children being neglected i...

Giovanni Torre Giovanni Torre Sep 23, 2026
First Nations artists featured in National Gallery of Australia summer blockbuster 'Full Throttle'

First Nations artists will feature strongly in the National Gallery of Australia's Full Throttle, an exhibition exploring the art and culture of one of the most potent and persistent symbols of the mo...

Phoebe Blogg Phoebe Blogg Sep 23, 2026
Indigenous Business Integrity Register closes less than one year after launch

The Indigenous Business Integrity Register has closed less than 11 months after launch. Former Minister for Indigenous Australians Ken Wyatt announced the closure on Monday as chair of the Indigenous...

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NIT staff Sep 22, 2026
PM says Indigenous child protection issues have not been raised with him at UN, despite reports highlighting concerns

Systemic issues in child protection involving Indigenous children have not been raised with the government at the United Nations, the Prime Minister says, despite multiple UN reports highlighting conc...

Dechlan Brennan Dechlan Brennan Sep 21, 2026
Amnesty International demands an end to killings in West Papua

Amnesty International is appealing tor all armed organisations to lay down their guns and stop the killing of West Papuan civilians in the occupied Indigenous territory.

Andrew Mathieson Andrew Mathieson Sep 21, 2026
Samoan tenor takes family story to international audiences

Samoan tenor Pene Pati will take his music and family story to North American audiences when the documentary 'Tenor: My Name is Pati' screens in Vancouver and San Francisco next month.

Joseph Guenzler Joseph Guenzler Sep 18, 2026
Latest figures on West Papuan deaths tell a grim story

Indonesia's National Commission on Human Rights has counted 109 people have officially been killed or seriously injured in violence from the ongoing armed conflict across the West Papua territory in t...

Andrew Mathieson Andrew Mathieson Sep 18, 2026
Young Indigenous women changing the face of STEM

Young Indigenous women are making their mark in science, and a national award is recognising a program determined to make sure they have the space, support and cultural safety to stay there.

Nicole Brown Nicole Brown Sep 18, 2026
Indigenous squads announced for MCG training camp

Cricket Australia has announced its Under 23 Men's and Women's National Indigenous Development Squads ahead of November's training camp at the MCG.

Callan Morse Callan Morse Sep 17, 2026
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