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First Nations enrolment has hit a new milestone at Western Sydney University, and it means more than just participation in lecture theatres and classes, but future impact in anything from nursing and...
A fourth-year medical student from Cape York has returned to James Cook University's Indigenous Winter School to help guide the next generation of First Nations students.
The University of Newcastle has capped a special homecoming of the UniSport Indigenous Nationals back where at it all began, celebrating 30 years since its founding with a few dozen students to now br...
Indigenous students are being invited to apply for new pathways into careers in engineering via degree apprenticeships which combine paid employment with university study to support Indigenous student...
Kanahooka High School has launched a new program to support Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander female students, becoming the first school in the Illawarra and New South Wales South Coast to establi...
Queensland's first co-designed, purpose-built boarding house for First Nations students has opened at Djarragun College, offering a unique, culturally centred education option.
When asked to provide evidence that a tough-on-truancy campaign is working, a territory minister has blamed the weather for a drop in school attendance rates.
The 2026 Madalah NAIDOC Showcase will bring energy, pride and creativity to Boorloo's Riverside Theatre this weekend. The Showcase - held at the Perth Convention and Exhibition Centre on Sunday, 21 Ju...
As conversations continue around this year's federal budget and Australia's Closing the Gap priorities, we know that there is important work to do.
The outlawed West Papuan Morning Star flag has become the focus of a new Indonesian investigation involving the wounding of Indigenous students.
Concerns are growing for six Australian activists, including a young Indigenous man, detained after Israeli naval forces intercepted the Gaza-bound Global Sumud Flotilla on Thursday morning, with prot...
An Indigenous-led study of Perth primary schools has found educators often rely on symbolic gestures rather than meaningful action to support Aboriginal children at school.
Your art could win you a trip to Canberra and be exhibited at Parliament House! There is less than one month to go until entries close for the Yarning storytelling-through-art competition.