Rodney Carter
The Victorian government has announced backing for the Aboriginal Cultural Heritage Fund in order to help Traditional Owners protect the state's cultural heritage.
Yorta Yorta and Dja Dja Wurrung elder Aunty Fay Carter has passed away aged 89. A descendent of Dja Dja Wurrung Ancestor Henry Harmony Nelson, Aunty Fay devoted her life to advocating for the Indigeno...
The operators of Victoria's largest gold mine have struck the first voluntary agreement with a Traditional Owner group, with the deal to enable a portion of their annual profits to be given to the Dja...
Indigenous leaders from across Victoria have been appointed to an Elders group to help guide the First Peoples' Assembly during the upcoming treaty negotiations with the state government.
A cultural burning expert has spoken of his dream for national grasp on what "good fire" looks, to "welcome it, love it and really really enjoy it", and value old knowledge amid increasing climate cha...
The two-day Victorian Aboriginal Elders Summit was held this week on Bunurong/Boon Wurrung Country/Melbourne, showcasing several high-profile First Nations people and their experiences around aged car...
On Tuesday 18 July a special event will be held at Franklinford Streamside Reserve to honor the new name given to Jim Crow Creek. The creek will now be called Larni Barramal Yaluk, which translates to...
Victoria's peak Traditional Owner body has thrust cultural burning into the state's election campaign with a new pitch to bolster on-Country fire rights for First Nations people.
A Victorian Aboriginal group has urged the State Government to let it take the lead on healing a 70,000ha national park-earmarked forest on the outskirts of Naarm (Melbourne).
No further posts.