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Living Knowledge Network launches Initiative to scale cultural burning and build disaster resilience
As Australia prepares for another bushfire season, Living Knowledge Network (for...
Phoebe Blogg 12 Aug 2026
Malind-Anim Indigenous people in court to defend ancestral forests
The Malind-Anim Indigenous community are mounting a legal challenge to protect W...
Andrew Mathieson 5 Aug 2026
Indigenous-led conservation helps protect endangered Indonesian cockatoo
New research has shown an Indigenous community in Indonesia is protecting one of...
Callan Morse 4 Aug 2026
From student to mentor: Malakye Blow is shaping the next generation
For proud Butchulla and Munanjali man Malakye Blow, leadership has always been a...
Nicole Brown 31 Jul 2026
EXCLUSIVE: Fortescue offered Yindjibarndi a settlement worth $376 million. The Federal Court ordered $150.3 million
The settlement package on the table before the Yindjibarndi compensation trial b...
Reece Harley 29 Jul 2026
She walked so others could follow: Aunty Beverley Hand's lifetime of truth-telling honoured

Long before cultural tourism became widely embraced, before reconciliation entered the national conversation and before Aboriginal voices were routinely sought in conversations about caring for Countr...

Nicole Brown Nicole Brown Jul 28, 2026
Shooting for the stars: Old Ways New Ways netball team shines on and off the court

The Old Ways New Ways program has had a remarkable impact on the lives of young Indigenous people in WA, and this month achieved an important new milestone.

Giovanni Torre Giovanni Torre Jul 23, 2026
Doomadgee peacemaking initiative backed by $900,000 grant

Gunawuna Jungai has received $900,000 over three years through the Queensland Justice Reinvestment Grant Program to deliver a community-led early intervention and peacemaking initiative in Doomadgee.

Joseph Guenzler Joseph Guenzler Jul 9, 2026
WA Corrective Services minister set to quit politics

The minister responsible for Western Australia's beleaguered prison system is set to resign from politics this week. Paul Papalia has served as Minister for Corrective Services since June 2023, after...

Giovanni Torre Giovanni Torre Jul 6, 2026
Rare rosella lands from hand picked to plate in 16 hours

Wild-harvested rosella picked on Larrakia Country reached acclaimed chefs at some of Australia's leading restaurants within 24 hours of harvest.

David Prestipino David Prestipino Jun 30, 2026
Balangarra families return to remember WA's Forrest River massacre

Balangarra man Ronnie Morgan grew up hearing stories about his great uncle Gumbul, who died trying to protect others during the Oombulgurri/Forrest River massacre in West Australia's north.

Natasha Clark Natasha Clark Jun 25, 2026
Fijian Government and Salvation Army partner to support vulnerable boys

Fiji's Ministry of Women, Children and Social Protection has signed an agreement with the Salvation Army Fiji Division to strengthen support for vulnerable adolescent boys who have been removed from t...

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Rebekah Rasmussen Jun 25, 2026
Solomon Islands link to massive drug haul highlights growing problem for Pacific islands

A 2.7-tonne cocaine seizure estimated to be worth nearly $1 billion that reached Australia via the Solomon Islands has highlighted a growing fear the Pacific is a soft target for drug trafficking.

Andrew Mathieson Andrew Mathieson Jun 23, 2026
NT Government extends alcohol bans in Aboriginal communities and town camps

The Northern Territory Government has announced an extension of the total alcohol ban in town camps and Aboriginal communities. The move comes after the Aboriginal Medical Services Alliance Northern T...

Dechlan Brennan Dechlan Brennan Jun 18, 2026
Strength, hope, and survival: The Torch explores incarceration experience with women's exhibition We Sit in Circle

The Torch's We Sit in Circle reflects the journey of lived experience with incarceration by First Nations women, and their personal stories in art and cultural practice.

Jarred Cross Jarred Cross Jun 17, 2026
Prison report confirms 'system is in crisis'

The latest report on Western Australia's Casuarina Prison reveals a system in crisis, advocates say. Key points: The latest Inspector of Custodial Services report found Casuarina Prison is overcrowde...

Giovanni Torre Giovanni Torre Jun 17, 2026
Problems plaguing WA’s Casuarina Prison have ‘persisted and intensified’ – new report

Western Australia's Office of the Inspector of Custodial Services has tabled its latest inspection report on Casuarina Prison, identifying ongoing and increasing pressures at the state's largest corre...

Giovanni Torre Giovanni Torre Jun 16, 2026
Juukan Gorge Traditional Owners to own mining fleet under landmark Fortescue agreements

Key Points The Traditional Owners of Juukan Gorge will now own haul trucks and mining equipment which Fortescue will lease. PKKP say they no longer need to rely on governments or courts to protect t...

Reece Harley Reece Harley Jun 12, 2026
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