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Biripi performer joins national tour of Monty Python’s SPAMALOT
Biripi performer Ethan Jones is bringing his experience across Australian musica...
Joseph Guenzler 14 Oct 2026
Banjima and Yindjibarndi unite to shape Pilbara's energy future
Banjima Native Title Aboriginal Corporation and Yindjibarndi Aboriginal Corporat...
Giovanni Torre 14 Oct 2026
‘Callous and heartless’: Homeless shelter closure will haunt NT Government for years
The Minister for Indigenous Australians has launched a scathing attack on member...
Dechlan Brennan 14 Oct 2026
‘It's happening at an inconceivable scale’ - how AI is fuelling Aboriginal art fraud
Chern'ee Sutton is one of a growing number of Indigenous artists whose work is b...
Ronan O’Connell 13 Oct 2026
Yindjibarndi’s biggest project yet faces final hurdle
First Nations energy developer Yindjibarndi Energy Corporation (YEC) has lodged...
David Prestipino 13 Oct 2026
French Polynesia demands UN start independence process

French Polynesia is taking its first step towards independence after President Moetai Brotherson denounced ongoing colonialism from Paris in a speech at the United Nations.

Andrew Mathieson Andrew Mathieson Oct 13, 2026
Djarindjin on board for industry expansion

The Indigenous owner of the only airport in the Southern Hemishphere which operates a civil hot-refuelling service is considering how the unique asset can support a broader range of initiatives across...

David Prestipino David Prestipino Oct 12, 2026
Indigenous businesses seek lasting opportunities beyond Sunshine Coast showcase

The Sunshine Coast First Nations Business Showcase brought Indigenous business owners together with government and industry last week to build relationships and explore opportunities for contracts and...

Joseph Guenzler Joseph Guenzler Oct 12, 2026
Pacific partner pact boosts police, not military ties

Australia's recently agreed treaty with Vanuatu will step up policing partnerships but not stop foreign military from setting up shop as domestic law already forbids it.

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Ben McKay (AAP) Oct 12, 2026
Homeless shelter shuts, residents sent to outback town

The controversal closure of a city's largest homeless shelter has led to dozens of vulnerable adults and children being unwillingly bussed 100km to an outback town with few facilities.

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Lloyd Jones (AAP) Oct 12, 2026
Local, connected and self-determined: building Aboriginal wealth in the Goldfields

Every October, Indigenous Business Month asks us to celebrate Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander enterprise. This year's theme is Local and Connected, and here in the Goldfields that theme describe...

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Rebecca Warren Oct 9, 2026
Construction firm’s partnership with Defence highlights Indigenous business excellence

The Australian Defence Force has highlighted the contribution of a majority Indigenous-owned construction firm which recently completed works in the north-east Victorian city of Wodonga.

Callan Morse Callan Morse Oct 9, 2026
Sacred Bears Ears lands face 72 mining claims following Trump's cuts

Mining claims on land removed from Bears Ears National Monument have risen to 72 as Tribal leaders renew calls for protections to be restored to the sacred landscape in southern Utah.

Joseph Guenzler Joseph Guenzler Oct 9, 2026
NT Government rejected deal to keep shelter open because it was Aboriginal-run

The Minister for Indigenous Australians has openly said what Aboriginal organisations have been claiming for months: the Northern Territory Government did not want Darwin's largest homeless shelter to...

Dechlan Brennan Dechlan Brennan Oct 9, 2026
WA Premier won't commit to visiting town at the heart of child protection crisis

WA Premier Roger Cook will not commit to going to Port Hedland himself to take charge of a child protection crisis and see the conditions that have been described as a "national shame", The West Austr...

Giovanni Torre Giovanni Torre Oct 8, 2026
Lack of workplace flexibility compounds disadvantage for Indigenous women, new research finds

Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander women face some of the widest gaps in the country between the flexibility they want at work and the flexibility they are actually given, according to major new re...

Giovanni Torre Giovanni Torre Oct 8, 2026
WA Children's Commissioner set to release report on child protection system, rules out inquiry into murder of three young children in Port Hedland

Note: This article includes the names of people who have died. Western Australia's Commissioner for Children and Young People will release a report on the state's child protection system before the en...

Giovanni Torre Giovanni Torre Oct 7, 2026
Building on Country: Intract’s award win shows what Black business can deliver

Seven hundred kilometres from the nearest supply hub, Intract Australia delivered an aged care facility that earned recognition across the Northern Territory's construction industry.

Nicole Brown Nicole Brown Oct 6, 2026
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