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CryBaby by first-time author Mabel Gibson has been named Book of the Year at the 2026 Western Australian Premier's Book Awards, taking out the program's highest honour at an awards ceremony at the Sta...
Regional Aboriginal communities in Tasmania are calling on the Dorset Council to reject a development application which would see 770 hectares of the state's North-East coastline mined over the next 4...
The New South Wales Government has launched its first NSW Aboriginal Business Strategy, a five-year plan with the aim of facilitating Aboriginal businesses and government working in partnership to dri...
The University of Tasmania has unveiled its new Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander graduation stole, which celebrates the academic excellence, cultural identity, and pride of Indigenous graduates a...
A cultural project which celebrates, preserves and shares the living tradition of Tasmanian Aboriginal shell stringing has opened at The Forest, the University of Tasmania's CBD campus in Hobart.
New research has shown an Indigenous community in Indonesia is protecting one of the world's rarest cockatoos without abandoning a centuries-old sacred tradition.
The Tasmanian Aboriginal Legal Service has raised concerns about the Productivity Commission's latest Closing the Gap data. Released on Wednesday evening, the Commission's 2026 Closing the Gap report...
A Tasmanian council has voted in favour of handing back a parcel of public land to Tasmanian Aboriginal people. Passed by Hobart City Council this week, the in-principle support backs the return of ne...
The Hobart City Council is set to consider handing public land back to Tasmania's Aboriginal people. At its upcoming meeting on Monday evening, Council will consider in-principle approval for the hand...
Qantas Group has honoured eight employees and allies at its 2026 NAIDOC Awards, recognising leadership, allyship, partnerships and community connection across Qantas and Jetstar during a NAIDOC Week t...
The 2026 Western Australian Premier's Book Awards shortlist was announced this week, recognising more than thirty authors and offering a snapshot of the voices shaping literature from Western Australi...
Fifty Years of Deadly was celebrated by the Circular Head Aboriginal Corporation at the organisation's annual NAIDOC Community Day in Tasmania's North-West on Wednesday.
An Aboriginal activist accused of trespassing during an anti-logging protest says she had a reasonable reason to be there and it is her cultural obligation to protect "slaughtered kin".