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NSW peak land rights body urges united stand against legislation as local land council pushes meetings with minister
Fears for the future of Aboriginal land rights remain in New South Wales, with s...
Jarred Cross 22 Apr 2026
Federal government failed to properly analyse Dreaming story at heart of dispute, miners claim
The Dreaming story central to a dispute over a $1billion NSW goldmine was not ad...
Ronan O’Connell 15 Dec 2025
Wiradjuri activist applies to protect proposed stadium site under federal law
Wiradjuri man Paul Towney recently submitted a federal heritage protection appli...
Joseph Guenzler 18 Nov 2025
Stadium dispute in Orange raises questions over Wiradjuri land rights
A proposed football stadium development in Orange has become a point of contenti...
Joseph Guenzler 31 Oct 2025
Spotlight on government as Native Title pact reached between miners and Heritage Alliance
Responsibility for First Nations heritage protection reform is in the Albanese g...
David Prestipino 23 May 2025
Murrup and Orange Sky team up to bring free mobile laundry to Wurrumiyanga

Orange Sky, a not-for-profit organisation supporting people in need with free mobile laundry facilities, has launched a service in Wurrumiyanga - which will be the organisation's eighth service in the...

Giovanni Torre Giovanni Torre Feb 28, 2025
Laundry program helping prevent Rheumatic Heart Disease

Queensland's North West Hospital and Health Service is lowering Rheumatic Heart Disease (RHD) rates in remote Indigenous communities through a partnership providing free laundry facilities.

Joseph Guenzler Joseph Guenzler Feb 25, 2025
Morrison government also followed advice of Indigenous group who urged Plibersek to stop NSW mine dam

The Coalition took advice from the same 'rebel' Indigenous group Tanya Plibersek did in stalling a gold mine near the NSW town of Blayney. The Australian reports now deputy opposition leader Sussan Le...

Dechlan Brennan Dechlan Brennan Nov 1, 2024
Cultural heritage ruling on NSW gold mine takes centre stage at truth-telling session in Orange

The NSW Aboriginal Land Council and representatives from the state's Local Aboriginal Land Councils gathered for a "truth telling" meeting in Orange on Wednesday to discuss the fallout from a stalled...

Callan Morse Callan Morse Oct 31, 2024
Senior Wiradjuri advisor says claims that sunk NSW gold mine have “no authenticity”

Wiradjuri ­advisor Roy Ah-See wrote to environment minister Tanya Plibersek dissecting the arguments behind federal intervention to stop a NSW gold mining project.

Giovanni Torre Giovanni Torre Sep 7, 2024
Billion-dollar gold mine blocked on Aboriginal cultural grounds still alive after key meeting

Gold producer Regis Resources hasn't given up on a $1 billion mining project despite Tanya Plibersek rejecting part of the plans on Aboriginal cultural grounds.

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Alex Mitchell Aug 28, 2024
Gold miner eyes legal options, dismisses Juukan Gorge comparison

Gold producer Regis Resources said it was exploring legal options after a rare federal protection order blocked its $1 billion NSW project on cultural heritage grounds.

David Prestipino David Prestipino Aug 23, 2024
Gold miner says Indigenous heritage protection order has killed $1b project

The company behind a major open-cut gold mine in western NSW said on Monday the $1 billion project was no longer viable after a rare Federal protection order on Friday to protect parts of the Belubula...

David Prestipino David Prestipino Aug 19, 2024
Cost of living crisis hits remote communities hard, group warns

With the cost-of-living crisis now entering its third year, data indicates Australians are struggling to afford basic needs, deferring crucial healthcare and working 86 million extra hours to keep afl...

Giovanni Torre Giovanni Torre Aug 6, 2024
Hearing Australia and Aboriginal Health Services team up to address the Indigenous hearing gap

In anticipation of Reconciliation Week, Hearing Australia has unveiled a significant advancement aimed at enhancing the hearing well-being of Indigenous people.

Joseph Guenzler Joseph Guenzler May 25, 2023
Wiradjuri elder rubbishes consultation claims as bike track over sacred site causes stir in Orange

Senior Wiradjuri Elder Uncle Neil Ingram says Orange City Council failed to properly consult with the local Indigenous community about a proposed mountain bike trail on Gaanha-bula (Mount Canobolas).

Jarred Cross Jarred Cross Aug 18, 2022
Bike track over NSW sacred site back in the spotlight as Greens MP calls for Elder input

NSW Upper House MP Sue Higginson has call for more consultation with Traditional Owners over a proposed 100km mountain bike track on Gaanha-bula (Mount Canobolas) in the state's central west.

Jarred Cross Jarred Cross Aug 12, 2022
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