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Indigenous whale stories at centre of new Shellharbour cruise
A new whale watching cruise in Shellharbour is sharing First Nations cultural kn...
Jackson Clark 9 Jun 2026
National Environment Week drives local action across Samoa
Samoa has launched new biodiversity, invasive species and environmental communic...
Rebekah Rasmussen 26 May 2026
Indigenous rangers discover Boorloo / Perth Hills population of rare native fish thought to be extinct
Key points:- A native fish species, the Balston's pygmy perch was thought to be...
Giovanni Torre 25 May 2026
Mitchell injured as Dolphins pump poor Rabbitohs
Latrell Mitchell limped from the field late in the 32-10 win by the Dolphins ove...
Joel Gould 16 May 2026
Indigenous artwork marks completion of Swan-Canning Estuary reef restoration project
The unveiling of a sign featuring Aboriginal artwork has marked the completion o...
Callan Morse 12 May 2026
'If we don't look after Country, we won't have anything' - Maaman Marra Boodja founder Clint Hansen shares traditional knowledge of the land

The TAAM project (Transformational Aboriginal Agricultural Methods) works with traditional owners and farmers in regional communities to address drought resilience, exploring ways we can improve soil...

Giovanni Torre Giovanni Torre May 11, 2026
Cultural heritage key as vast Pilungah Reserve permanently protected from mining, logging and grazing

A significant stretch of Country in north-western Queensland - about twice the size of Magandjin / Brisbane - has been granted the highest level of legal protection for private land in Australia.

Giovanni Torre Giovanni Torre Apr 28, 2026
Flood-affected children learn crocodile safety in Batchelor

Children from flood-affected families staying in Batchelor are taking part in crocodile safety sessions, with the NT government's Be Crocwise program helping to deliver lessons to kids across the Terr...

Jackson Clark Jackson Clark Apr 23, 2026
Beyond the larrikin legend: How Crocodile Dundee brought the world to Bininj and Mungguy Country

On April 30, 1986, a leather-clad bushman swaggered onto the silver screen and changed the Northern Territory forever. As Kakadu National Park celebrates the 40th anniversary of Crocodile Dundee, the...

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Dianne Bortoletto Apr 22, 2026
'The Hidden One' revealed - newly identified skink species known to Wiimpatja Traditional Owners as Kungaka

A lizard known to Wiimpatja Aboriginal Owners as Kungaka - the Hidden One - has been formally described as a new species, acknowledged in research published Tuesday in Zootaxa.

Phoebe Blogg Phoebe Blogg Apr 14, 2026
First Nations lived experience on display as CDU uses 'art as evidence'

A Charles Darwin University research project is exploring the impacts of climate change is using "art as evidence", alongside traditional data, to convey the lived experience of First Nations communit...

Phoebe Blogg Phoebe Blogg Apr 9, 2026
Drastic caribou decline sparks urgent talks between Indigenous leaders and Quebec officials

Indigenous leaders in Quebec are weighing measures to address the decline in Caribou numbers. The Leaf River caribou population in the north of the Canadian province have been in drastic decline in re...

Giovanni Torre Giovanni Torre Apr 3, 2026
Broncos end turbulent week with win in Dolphins derby

Brisbane journeyman Gehamat Shibasaki has scored the match-clincher after coming on as a replacement in a 26-12 NRL derby win over the Dolphins.

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Joel Gould Mar 28, 2026
Imangara residents return home after flood evacuations

Imangara residents have returned home this week following flooding in late February. As floodwaters receded, contractors and Northern Territory government staff have been onsite since 10 March to rest...

Giovanni Torre Giovanni Torre Mar 27, 2026
'Keeping people safe and making sure no one is left behind' - federal government vows to stay vigilant

More than 1000 people have been evacuated from remote Northern Territory communities due to Cyclone Narelle, with more extreme weather set for Australia's north.

Giovanni Torre Giovanni Torre Mar 26, 2026
More consultation opening soon over proposed changes to WA's Aboriginal Affairs Planning Authority Act

The Western Australian government is conducting consultation in the coming weeks on proposed changes to the state's Aboriginal Affairs Planning Authority Act.

Giovanni Torre Giovanni Torre Mar 26, 2026
New signage across Kiama honours Dharawal cultural heritage

New Indigenous signs have been installed across the Kiama local government area to recognise Aboriginal cultural heritage at 11 notable and historical sites.

Joseph Guenzler Joseph Guenzler Mar 25, 2026
Weather time bomb ticking for Australia's north after cyclone reforms at sea

Tropical Cyclone Narelle has reformed at sea, leaving behind a weather time bomb as a swollen river threatens to again inundate homes in an outback town.

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Lloyd Jones Mar 25, 2026
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