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New national data has established the first Indigenous-led baseline for measuring progress on Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander languages under the Closing the Gap framework, with communities cont...
Senior Warlpiri Elders have reunited with two landmark paintings crafted nearly forty years ago in Yuendumu, a remote Aboriginal community 290 kilometres north-west of Alice Springs.
If the Northern Territory Government really cares about children, it has an interesting way of showing it. This week, the Country Liberal Party (CLP)-led parliamentary committee ignored evidence and e...
Sugarcane farmers in Fiji's Northern Division have received more than $91,000 in grant assistance as the government works to support new growers, lease renewals and the 2026 crushing season.
Pacific students, entrepreneurs, policymakers and environmental leaders have gathered in Vanuatu for a new regional forum focused on climate and environmental innovation.
Ten Australians have filed a legal case with the United Nations claiming Australia' federal government is violating their human rights by continuing to support coal and gas companies to fuel climate e...
Growing numbers of young people are reaching breaking point before seeking counselling, often due to the perceived stigma around asking for help.
The collective strength of the Pacific will gather at Waipapa Taumata Rau, University of Auckland, as Te Poutoko Ora a Kiwa, Centre for Pacific and Global Health prepares to host its 2026 Research Sym...
Young First Nations artists from schools across Western Australia will have their stories showcased in the heart of Boorloo's CBD this NAIDOC Week, as part of a major exhibition celebrating culture, i...
Last week's AIATSIS Summit heard a call for cultural authority, family knowledge and community voice to be placed at the centre of Native Title processes during a session on restoring authority within...
After a week of listening, learning, sharing stories and imagining what stronger futures can look like, the 2026 AIATSIS Summit ended by celebrating Indigenous people.
Traditional knowledge and Indigenous-led trade were highlighted at the 2026 AIATSIS Summit in a panel on how cultural knowledge can shape Australia's international engagement.
The AIATSIS Summit on the Gold Coast has heard Pacific leaders call for traditional knowledge to be treated as a living system for governance, education, climate response and leadership.