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Gilbert Wanganeen is urging Indigenous people not to wait until it's too late when it comes to lung cancer. Launched in July 2025, the National Lung Cancer Screening Program offers free scans through...
The Australian Film Television and Radio School (AFTRS) celebrated the final showcase of its landmark 'On Country Pathways Program' on Friday, marking an end to 18 months of mentorship and training fo...
Singer and actress Christine Anu has joined the National Lung Cancer Screening Program's 'It's Good to Know' campaign as an ambassador, bringing a deeply personal message to Australians at risk of lun...
The 2025 Solid Screen Awards have been announced as part of cyberTribe's 25th anniversary year. Five Indigenous women have been honoured this year, reflecting cyberTribe's long-standing focus on Indig...
Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people are advised that this article contains images and names of people who have passed. Walter (Wal) Saunders, a revolutionary working behind the scenes to brin...
Cervical cancer elimination is not a distant goal; it is happening now, in our clinics, our communities, and through the quiet leadership of our women.
Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander women and the community-controlled health sector are being recognised on World Cervical Cancer Elimination Day, Monday, for their leadership in Australia's progre...
Gillian Moody-Ardler will start work as the Head of First Nations Content at Screen Australia in 2026, bringing over three decades of industry experience championing First Nations stories, perspective...
New research has demonstrated the benefits of taking cervical screening directly to remote women. The study, completed by the University of Notre Dame, saw services delivered through WA Country Health...
Screenrights has revealed six projects which will be supported by its annual Cultural Fund, with nearly $300,000 allocated to this year's focus of creative intelligence.
Screen Queensland has launched a callout for compelling screen stories from emerging Torres Strait Islander filmmakers to be produced through the agency's Authentic ZK initiative.
A project led by NSW's Southern Cross University is aiming to overcome systemic and cultural barriers which have left Indigenous women at significantly higher risk of cervical cancer.
Screen NSW and SXSW have partnered on a program to boost the career of a successful Indigenous screen practitioner. The First Nations Screen Fellowship returns in 2025, with 12 months of funding suppo...