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Environment and Water Bill signals 'dangerous step backwards' for NT, Northern Land Council warns
The Northern Land Council has joined the call for the Northern Territory Governm...
Stolen Generations awareness campaign urges Queenslanders to take action
Link-Up (Qld)'s Still Bringing Them Home campaign for Stolen Generations awarene...
Giovanni Torre 9 Nov 2026
$42.5 million aged care home planned for Halls Creek Elders
Halls Creek is set to receive a new 40-bed aged care home, with a $42. 5 million...
Phoebe Solon 6 Nov 2026
New app helps Aboriginal families track children’s ear health
Aboriginal families are helping shape a new phone app designed to make it easier...
Jackson Clark 6 Nov 2026
Young First Nations leader takes fight against invasive species to COP31
Australia's growing invasive species crisis will be taken to the world stage at...
Giovanni Torre 5 Nov 2026
Eight major businesses join forces to connect First Nations suppliers with buyers during Indigenous Business Month

Eight major businesses have joined forces through the Beverage Reconciliation Industry Network Group (RING) to help First Nations businesses build connections with corporate procurement teams during I...

Giovanni Torre Giovanni Torre Nov 2, 2026
Rat-free zone: Traditional Owners lead drone defence in western Torres Strait

Torres Strait Traditional Owners are leading efforts on Warul Kawa (Deliverance Island) to eradicate invasive rats (makas) in preparation for H5 avian influenza - bird flu.

Giovanni Torre Giovanni Torre Oct 30, 2026
Hitchhiking weed spreads fear for sacred waterholes

An invasive grass seed hitching a ride on a mining truck could be the death knell to a region's protected native flora and fauna, as conservationists renew calls for a national response.

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Luke Lay (AAP) Oct 30, 2026
Jirrbal Elders return to Country as $24.7 million conservation campaign continues

Jirrbal Traditional Custodians are returning to parts of their Country in Far North Queensland after generations of restricted access, as Bush Heritage Australia works to secure more than 20,000 hecta...

Joseph Guenzler Joseph Guenzler Oct 30, 2026
16 Indigenous Protected Areas set for six states and territories

The federal government has announced an $11.31 million investment to support the establishment of 16 new Indigenous Protected Areas. The announcement will see Indigenous Protected Areas (IPAs) —...

Dechlan Brennan Dechlan Brennan Oct 29, 2026
A millennium of evidence reveals colonial roots of Australia’s wildfire vulnerability

A 1,000-year ecological reconstruction has revealed Australia's ongoing wildfire crisis stems from the colonial disruption of Indigenous fire management rather than climate change alone, according to...

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Naina Rao Oct 27, 2026
Katherine students share caring for Country messages through school mural

Students at Clyde Fenton Primary School in Katherine are turning their ideas about caring for Country into a mural celebrating local wildlife, their school and its communities.

Joseph Guenzler Joseph Guenzler Oct 16, 2026
Indigenous culture meets STEM in remote NT town

More than 100 students in the Aboriginal community of Wadeye — more than 420km south-west of Darwin — have explored firsthand how culture, community and science, technology, engineering an...

Callan Morse Callan Morse Oct 15, 2026
DeadlyScience receives $250,000 to support girls in STEM

Girls from 50 regional and remote New South Wales schools will learn about Aboriginal scientific knowledge and careers in science, technology, engineering and maths through a $250,000 investment in De...

Joseph Guenzler Joseph Guenzler Oct 9, 2026
Colonisation, not climate change, first primed these forests to burn

Bushfire season is here. The Bureau of Meteorology expects the declared El Niño to be strong to very strong. Southeastern Australia is bracing for a long run of dangerous fire weather.

Restoring Indigenous cultural burning could help break 'catastrophic fire loop'

Restoring Indigenous cultural burning could help break a "catastrophic fire loop", plaguing Australia's southeast forests, a new study has found.

Kosciuszko’s oldest heritage deserves a voice

There is something badly missing from the increasingly heated debate about feral horses in Kosciuszko National Park. Country. Too often, the debate begins with the heritage of horses and ends with the...

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Richard Swain Oct 8, 2026
New model of regional maternity care to support First Nations families

Dhelkuk Dangatuk Baring (Healthy New Journey) is a new initiative aimed at providing continuous maternity care, from pregnancy through to early parenthood, embedded with culture and aimed at forming t...

Jarred Cross Jarred Cross Oct 7, 2026
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