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Don't be left behind: How First Nations businesses can utilise AI
Shying away from AI risks falling behind, New South Wales' Aboriginal business s...
Jarred Cross 4 Nov 2026
Neo-Nazi Thomas Sewell pleads guilty to attack on Camp Sovereignty
Neo-Nazi Thomas Sewell has pleaded guilty to his role in the attack on Camp Sove...
Dechlan Brennan 28 Oct 2026
Bushfood alliance puts Indigenous knowledge protection at centre of relaunch
The First Nations Bushfood & Botanical Alliance Australia (FNBBAA) has relaunche...
Joseph Guenzler 23 Oct 2026
Vanuatu hits back at 'racist, neo-colonial rant' from pro-French lawmaker
Vanuatu has condemned what has been described as a "shameful, racist, and neo-co...
Andrew Mathieson 8 Oct 2026
'Preface' brings Indigenous perspectives to PUNQ Festival
PUNQ Festival is set to present 'Preface', a new performance installation by Jar...
Joseph Guenzler 8 Oct 2026
Inuit lifestyle set to be affected as Greenland accepts greater US militarisation

The latest agreement between the US Trump administration, Denmark and Greenland is likely to affect where Inuit people live, hunt, travel and possibly exercise its own self-government, a former Greenl...

Andrew Mathieson Andrew Mathieson Sep 23, 2026
Wuthathi families return to Country for historic Cape York gathering

More than 250 Wuthathi people have gathered on Country on the far north-eastern coast of Cape York Peninsula, marking the first time in more than 100 years families have come together there for a majo...

Joseph Guenzler Joseph Guenzler Sep 22, 2026
West Papua National Liberation Army soldiers killed in gunfire with Indonesian forces

Note: This report includes an image some readers may find distressing. Indonesian forces have killed four West Papuan independence fighters inside the most volatile area of the disputed Indigenous ter...

Andrew Mathieson Andrew Mathieson Sep 9, 2026
PNG parliament delays vote for Bougainville independence

Members of Papua New Guinea's parliament have delayed the Prime Minister's Sunday voting deadline on Bougainville's independence. On the brink of statehood, the verdict on the autonomous region's futu...

Andrew Mathieson Andrew Mathieson Aug 31, 2026
Indigenous women bring generations of knowledge to national agriculture stage

Long before agriculture became an industry, Indigenous women were caring for Country, protecting food systems and passing down knowledge that sustained their communities for generations.

Nicole Brown Nicole Brown Aug 25, 2026
She showed Australia our oldest food system was never lost: Aunty Dale Chapman honoured as Sunshine Coast's Deadly Elder

Aunty Dale Chapman has spent a lifetime protecting culture, creating opportunities and lifting others up without ever seeking recognition. The respected Yuwaalaraay and Kooma Elder has been named reci...

Nicole Brown Nicole Brown Aug 21, 2026
The New York Agreement 64 years on - West Papuans 'still oppressed'

Saturday will mark 64 years since the New York Agreement, which saw the West Papuan people "betrayed by the international community", the Australia West Papua Association noted this week.

Giovanni Torre Giovanni Torre Aug 13, 2026
Burunong Land Council condemns alleged attack at Camp Sovereignty

Bunurong Land Council has condemned an alleged attack at Camp Sovereignty at the weekend, and asked for a collective stand, from all, against violence.

Jarred Cross Jarred Cross Aug 7, 2026
Concerning, vile and disturbing: Police investigating alleged assault at Camp Sovereignty

There is serious concern and outrage after an alleged attack on Camp Sovereignty in Naarm / Melbourne, a second at the site of Indigenous protest and community gathering within 12 months, with police...

Governance key to realising Indigenous Data Sovereignty

Effective governance and Indigenous-led decision making are essential to ensuring Indigenous Data Sovereignty becomes a reality, according to University of Technology Sydney Professor Kirsten Thorpe.

Dechlan Brennan Dechlan Brennan Jul 13, 2026
Kimberley Aboriginal Law and Culture Centre champions Indigenous data rights at AIATSIS Summit

Leaders from the Kimberley Aboriginal Law and Culture Centre (KALACC) are championing Indigenous Data Sovereignty at this year's Australian Institute of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Studies (...

Natasha Clark Natasha Clark Jun 5, 2026
From dependency to sovereignty: First Nations leaders call for new approach to economic governance

A growing movement is challenging the way economic development is designed and delivered in Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander communities, with increasing calls for a shift away from dependency-ba...

Nicole Brown Nicole Brown Jun 4, 2026
High court dismisses neo-Nazi group's bid for temporary immunity from hate listing

A neo-Nazi group allegedly involved in last year's attack on Camp Sovereignty has suffered a setback in the High Court in its attempt to shield itself from prosecution as a prescribed hate organisatio...

Dechlan Brennan Dechlan Brennan Jun 4, 2026
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