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Tasmanian council votes in favour of Aboriginal land handback
A Tasmanian council has voted in favour of handing back a parcel of public land...
Callan Morse 30 Jul 2026
Leadership program welcomes 10th cohort of Indigenous leaders
A national leadership program has welcomed its 10th group of participants, bring...
Jackson Clark 24 Jul 2026
Tasmanian Council to consider ‘historic’ land handback
The Hobart City Council is set to consider handing public land back to Tasmania'...
Callan Morse 23 Jul 2026
Opinion: The racism inquiry that has captured very little media attention
Last week I gave evidence before the Federal Inquiry into racism, hate and viole...
Leanne Dolby 21 Jul 2026
NAIDOC Week 2026: A guide to events across Tasmania
NAIDOC Week events are set to be held across Tasmania next week, with celebratio...
Callan Morse 3 Jul 2026
Indonesian military drop grenades from drones targeting Indigenous civilians, Human Rights Monitor and Free West Papua campaigners report

The Indonesian military has allegedly launched airstrikes across West Papua with aerial drones, reportedly killing an Indigenous woman from the occupied territory while injuring several others over th...

Andrew Mathieson Andrew Mathieson Jun 26, 2026
'Making quitting something visible, collective, and backed by community': Anti-vaping campaign for Indigenous young people goes national

A state-based, Aboriginal Community Controlled Health Organisation-led anti-vaping campaign has expanded nationally, encouraging community "warriors and the dreamers", its young people, to quit with t...

Jarred Cross Jarred Cross Jun 10, 2026
'Respect, rights and reform': Why Tasmania must get heritage protection right

As the Tasmanian Government progresses its overhaul of the Aboriginal Heritage Act, debate continues about the integrity and inclusiveness of the consultation process.

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Mark Harriss May 12, 2026
$2.46m boost to help First Nations mums quit smoking during pregnancy

A new push to reduce smoking and vaping during pregnancy among First Nations women is set to roll out across the country, backed by a significant funding boost and a focus on culturally safe care.

Jackson Clark Jackson Clark May 4, 2026
Healing Centre founder says WA Government failed 'to meet its duty of care' after alleged terrorist attack

On Tuesday March 24, Whadjuk, Ballardong and Yued Nyungar man Devon Cuimara wrote to Western Australian Premier Roger Cook raising his concerns about the State Government's response to the attempted b...

Giovanni Torre Giovanni Torre Apr 24, 2026
Government spruiks ‘stronger protections’ as consultation opens on Tasmania’s Aboriginal Heritage Act

The reforming of Tasmania's Aboriginal Heritage Act has progressed after the state government opened public consultation on the proposed legislation.

Callan Morse Callan Morse Apr 1, 2026
Rock art suggests thylacines may have lived on mainland longer than first thought

Newly discovered rock art raises the possibility Tasmanian tigers and devils may have survived longer in northern Australia than previously thought.

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Lloyd Jones Apr 1, 2026
'Reclaim the Space' - healing event planned for Boorloo/Perth site of alleged January 26 terror attack

Reclaim the Space, a healing event on Noongar Boodja for community and family, will be held Sunday, March 29, at Forrest Place, Boorloo/Perth - the scene of the Invasion Day attempted bombing.

Giovanni Torre Giovanni Torre Mar 28, 2026
Consultation with Alliance on Aboriginal Heritage Act progresses, TAC remain ‘completely shut out’

Consultation on reforming Tasmania's Aboriginal Heritage Act has improved, according to the Tasmanian Regional Aboriginal Communities Alliance (TRACA).

Callan Morse Callan Morse Mar 18, 2026
Aboriginal corporation’s acquisition of ‘The Cannery’ supports Indigenous enterprise

The former Port Cygnet Cannery has occupied a prominent place in the Huon Valley's economic history for more than a century. Established during the peak of Tasmania's apple industry, the site was orig...

Callan Morse Callan Morse Feb 26, 2026
Kimberley MLA condemns silence following alleged terror attack at Invasion Day rally

Kimberley MLA Divina D'Anna has criticised what she described as a "hierarchy of outrage" following the alleged terrorist attack at the Invasion Day rally in Boorloo/Perth.

Natasha Clark Natasha Clark Feb 17, 2026
Invasion Day bombing suspect named as suppression order deemed 'not in the interests of justice'

The man accused of throwing a bomb into a crowd at the Boorloo/Perth Invasion Day rally in an alleged act of terrorism has been identified as Liam Alexander Hall.

Giovanni Torre Giovanni Torre Feb 17, 2026
Invasion Day rally organisers welcome terrorism charge, renew call for comprehensive change

Elders and organisers of the Invasion Day Boorloo/Perth rally have issued a formal statement welcoming the decision of the Western Australia Joint Counter Terrorism Team to charge the suspect in the a...

Giovanni Torre Giovanni Torre Feb 13, 2026
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