Sport
Rising motorsport star Kade Davey has become the first Indigenous racer to drive a Gen3 Supercar. The 18-year-old Martu and Manyjilyjarra prodigy got behind the wheel of a Shell V-Power Racing Team Mu...
Australia will fund the development of Pacific athletes to bolster their medal chances at the 2032 Brisbane Olympics. Anthony Albanese announced a $15.
Note: This report contains the image and name of a person who has died. Tributes continue to flow for legendary boxer Tony Mundine, who has passed away suddenly aged 75.
Melville Island's Pirlangimpi Road is set to be upgraded in a move to support industry and economic growth in the Tiwi Islands region. The works are part of a $75 million joint investment between the...
Western Australian teen Kade Davey is climbing Australian motorsport ranks with ambitions to become the first Indigenous Supercars driver. The 18-year-old Mandjindja racing prodigy will be behind the...
Former AFL player Jarrod Harbrow has launched a new Gold Coast-based program aimed at helping young Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander athletes progress both in sport and away from it.
Prominent Indigenous presenters are bearing the brunt of an "alarming escalation" of racism, with an inquiry told media outlets must be more accountable.
There is a lack of support for some Indigenous athletes, a parliamentary inquiry has heard, whilst abuse and racism are rife in community sport.
For every young Territorian chasing a dream that feels just out of reach, Briseis Brittain has shown what is possible. Standing proudly on the podium with a Commonwealth Games bronze medal around her...
Yuluwirri McGrady has launched Mader First, a new majority Indigenous-owned business delivering fixed plant and rail maintenance services nationwide, with a target of up to 10 per cent Indigenous work...
The federal and Northern Territory governments are progressing significant upgrades to Central Arnhem Road. On Monday it was announced a tender has been awarded to fully upgrade and seal a 14km sectio...
Young Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander tennis players from the ACT will travel to Darwin this week to compete at the 2026 National Indigenous Tennis Carnival.
Shepparton-based, Aboriginal-led and culture-gounded basketball club Yorta Yorta Turtles are gearing up for their upcoming season, and inviting the community's youth to come and get involved.