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Ngarrindjeri women’s resistance takes centre stage in 'Kumarangk: Sisterhood'
Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander readers are advised this story contains na...
Joseph Guenzler 27 Oct 2026
New documentary highlights kidney transplant inequalities experienced by Indigenous Australians
A new documentary is drawing attention to the difficulties Aboriginal and Torres...
Jackson Clark 27 Oct 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...
Naina Rao 27 Oct 2026
World Bank Group report warns billions needed to climate-proof Fiji's future
Fiji's government faces the challenge of raising billions of dollars for strengt...
Andrew Mathieson 20 Oct 2026
'Why should the poor out bush pay more?' Land Council, social justice advocates urge increase to remote area allowance
Central Land Council representatives travelled to Canberra this week to confront...
Giovanni Torre 15 Oct 2026
Ancient sites and artefacts uncovered by laser drones

Under a canopy of gumtrees deep inside rugged mountains lies a trail of ancient Aboriginal rock shelters, with stone tools and red hand prints revealing stories of the oldest continuous living culture...

Torres Strait author brings childhood memories to life in debut children's book

Memories of growing up on Mer (Murray Island) with three grandmothers have inspired Torres Strait Islander author Merwez Whaleboat's debut children's book, 'Meb Ata: Grandfather Moon'.

Joseph Guenzler Joseph Guenzler Oct 13, 2026
Pacific can't be a 'sacrifice zone', as advocates urge action to end fossil fuels era

The Pacific cannot be a "sacrifice zone" for the impacts of climate change, Indigenous leaders have told political leaders and dignitaries at a climate summit in Fiji.

Dechlan Brennan Dechlan Brennan Oct 7, 2026
What the world can learn from the Pacific

Many of the challenges Pacific peoples have navigated for generations are now becoming global challenges. As the world confronts climate change, environmental degradation, food insecurity and growing...

National Indigenous Australians Agency CEO to deliver 2026 Russell Taylor Oration

National Indigenous Australians Agency CEO Julie-Ann Guivarra will deliver the 2026 Russell Taylor Oration in Canberra next month, with the annual address set to focus on leadership, public service an...

Dechlan Brennan Dechlan Brennan Sep 29, 2026
Out of sight, out of mind: Two years in power and the CLP are increasingly shutting out Aboriginal Territorians

Across the country, most people don't think about the Northern Territory—labelled "cowboy country" according to one person speaking to National Indigenous Times.

Dechlan Brennan Dechlan Brennan Sep 24, 2026
Aboriginal service welcomes Domestic, Family & Sexual Violence Commission’s latest report

Specialist Aboriginal family violence prevention and legal service SiS Tasmania has welcomed the Domestic, Family & Sexual Violence Commission's third report.

Callan Morse Callan Morse Sep 15, 2026
Analysis: YiSSA and the NT Government's broken relationship with Aboriginal Territorians

When the Country Liberal Party (CLP) took office in August 2024, ending eight years of sometimes shambolic Labor rule, there was vocal concern among many First Nations groups about what was to come.

Dechlan Brennan Dechlan Brennan Sep 9, 2026
Endometriosis surgery is going private, and Indigenous women are missing out

Endometriosis surgery in Australia is increasingly being performed in private hospitals, according to new national data, in a system where Indigenous patients rarely reach private care.

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Dianne Bortoletto Aug 31, 2026
Vanuatu’s food security under immense pressure from climate change

Extreme weather conditions in Vanuatu attributed to a recent climate-related El Niño event have damaged crops, threatening the country's food security and the livelihoods of its subsistence far...

Andrew Mathieson Andrew Mathieson Aug 31, 2026
'A place where people go to die' - Chansey Paech's warning on Voluntary Assisted Dying in remote clinics

Northern Territory Labor MLA Chansey Paech has warned parliament that a poorly implemented voluntary assisted dying regime could stop Aboriginal people in remote communities walking through the door o...

Reece Harley Reece Harley Aug 26, 2026
Analysis: The NT’s double standard on independence

There is a long-held legal maxim that justice must not only be done, but must also be seen to be done. It is as relevant in 2026 as it was when Lord Chief Justice Hewart coined the phrase more than a...

Dechlan Brennan Dechlan Brennan Aug 10, 2026
Indigenous leaders and advocates urge Canadian government to reverse funding freeze for vital women's services

Indigenous leaders and representative bodies, women's groups and other human rights advocates have united in an urgent call for the Canadian government to renew critical funding for work addressing mi...

Giovanni Torre Giovanni Torre Aug 7, 2026
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