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Follow the Dream: The Polly Farmer Story - new book set to inspire next generations
The Polly Farmer Foundation has launched a new book celebrating the remarkable l...
Inaugural fellowship aims to support, retain Indigenous researchers
La Trobe University has appointed Wiradjuri archaeologist Dr Kellie Pollard as i...
Callan Morse 11 Sep 2026
More Port Hedland students to Follow the Dream through new Polly Farmer-PLS partnership
More students in Port Hedland will be able to take part in the Follow the Dream...
Giovanni Torre 3 Sep 2026
Aboriginal children from the Goldfields playing key creative role in important public health campaign
An innovative sand-animation video created by Aboriginal children from the Goldf...
Giovanni Torre 18 Aug 2026
Marshall Islands expands action against plastic pollution
The Marshall Islands is moving to expand its ban on single-use plastics while la...
Rebekah Rasmussen 5 Aug 2026
Fiji helps steer global plastics treaty talks

Fiji is helping steer global negotiations on how countries will finance and deliver a legally binding treaty to address plastic pollution, including in the marine environment.

Australian National Maritime Museum to celebrate NAIDOC Week with free open day

The Australian National Maritime Museum will host a free day of family fun to celebrate the start of NAIDOC Week on July 5 to by exploring stories and knowledge of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islande...

Phoebe Blogg Phoebe Blogg Jun 16, 2026
Two new singles from trials ahead of debut solo work 'hendle'

Ngarrindjeri producer and artist trials has released two new singles, 'whistle while i walk' and 'pollywaffle', offering a further look into his upcoming debut solo album 'hendle.

Joseph Guenzler Joseph Guenzler Mar 20, 2026
Bill Dempsey: a legend on and off the field

A giant of football, the late Bill Dempsey, is being remembered as one of the greats on the field and a very special man off it, who touched countless lives.

Jarred Cross Jarred Cross Mar 18, 2026
Three Flights, One Big Dream: Groote Eylandt students touch down in Canberra

Students from Groote Eylandt stepped onto a plane bound for Canberra carrying more than just backpacks. They carried the hopes of their families, their schools and their community, supported by the Po...

Nicole Brown Nicole Brown Mar 5, 2026
Oneida heroine Polly Cooper honoured on 2026 Native American $1 coin

The United States Mint has released the 2026 Native American one dollar coin featuring Oneida woman Polly Cooper, recognising her historic contribution during the American Revolution.

Joseph Guenzler Joseph Guenzler Feb 5, 2026
Majority of Australians support Changing the Date, national poll finds

A majority of Australians have voted in support of changing the date of Australia Day, marking a potential solution to the ongoing debate surrounding January 26.

Alexandra Giorgianni Alexandra Giorgianni Jan 23, 2026
New trash booms planned as Fiji targets ocean-bound waste

The Fiji Government is set to expand its trash boom program, aiming to cut marine litter which threatens reefs, fisheries and public health. Eight new installations are planned across priority waterwa...

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Rebekah Rasmussen Dec 31, 2025
Meeting set to determine Gomeroi peoples' position on Santos gas pipeline plan

Gomeroi Traditional Owners will meet this weekend to decide whether to accept or reject Santos' latest proposal for the Narrabri Lateral Pipeline.

Joseph Guenzler Joseph Guenzler Dec 5, 2025
RUN Aotearoa to lead Pacific tourism plastics phase out campaign

Māori and women-led creative agency RUN Aotearoa will lead a new Pacific campaign to eliminate single-use plastics from the tourism industry.

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Rebekah Rasmussen Nov 10, 2025
Indigenous veterans honoured at two special Boorloo ceremonies

Indigenous veterans, including those who made the ultimate sacrifice in the First World War, were honoured on Wednesday with two special ceremonies at Kings Park in Boorloo.

Giovanni Torre Giovanni Torre May 29, 2025
"No complaint" lodged with AEC by Country Liberals despite Price call for investigation of remote NT booths

The Australian Electoral Commission has received no complaints from Senator Jacinta Nampijinpa Price or the Country Liberal Party about remote polling booths in the federal election, despite claims by...

Giovanni Torre Giovanni Torre May 6, 2025
Protect remote voters from dodgy behaviour - Price

Opposition Indigenous policy spokesperson Jacinta Nampijinpa Price has called on the Australian Electoral Commission to maintain the integrity of voting in remote areas, arguing that in her experience...

Dechlan Brennan Dechlan Brennan Apr 23, 2025
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