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Consultation opens on proposed changes to WA's Aboriginal Lands Trust
The Western Australian government is inviting Aboriginal people, stakeholders an...
Giovanni Torre 3 Aug 2026
Entries open for 2026 Koorie Art Show
The Koorie Heritage Trust (KHT) has opened entries for its annual Art Show, whic...
Phoebe Blogg 28 Jul 2026
'The Shadows of Trust' challenges limits on Indigenous filmmaking in new thriller
Whadjuk and Bibbulman filmmaker Thibul Nettle wants his new psychological thrill...
Joseph Guenzler 24 Jul 2026
Young Queensland mob encouraged to apply for ‘deadly’ education scholarship program
Dolphins fullback Trai Fuller has joined acclaimed author and activist Aunty Rut...
Callan Morse 21 Jul 2026
'More than a consultation process': Consultation on future of Aboriginal language work to be held in NSW
For future Aboriginal language strength, celebration and revitalisation work in...
Jarred Cross 14 Jul 2026
Fijian Government signs US$17.89 million coastal climate resilience agreement

Fifteen vulnerable coastal communities in Fiji are set to receive support through a US$17.89 million climate resilience project aimed at reducing the impacts of coastal erosion, flooding, sea-level ri...

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Rebekah Rasmussen Jun 18, 2026
First Nations creative excellence returns to Fed Square for NAIDOC in the City

A stacked music line up and Koorie Heritage Trust's Art and Design Market are set to take over Naarm's Fed Square this NAIDOC Week. Every year stalls, workshops and activities for all ages sprawl acro...

Jarred Cross Jarred Cross Jun 18, 2026
Koorie Heritage Trust to present new exhibition spotlighting emerging, established First Nations artists

The Koorie Heritage Trust (KHT) is set to present Journey Among Men, a new exhibition of cultural belongings which brings together eight emerging and established First Nations artists in a powerful ex...

Phoebe Blogg Phoebe Blogg Jun 10, 2026
Mabo Day in Melbourne: Country, strength, connection and language celebrated on anniversary of momentous land rights decision

John Wayne Parsons was a teenager when he met — and was told to look out for big changes to come — by Eddie Koiki Mabo. Decades later, he's proud to celebrate the late Uncle Eddie's legacy...

Jarred Cross Jarred Cross Jun 4, 2026
Deadly Science camp inspires young Kokoberran woman's career choice

Kamilaroi man Associate Professor Corey Tutt has spent years working to change young peoples' perception of science. As the driving force behind Deadly Science, he is helping young people reconnect wi...

Nicole Brown Nicole Brown Jun 3, 2026
'A challenging and important day for our people': Stolen Generations survivors and their families share stories on Sorry Day

Charlie Campbell was overcome with the feeling of a hug, being wrapped in a blanket and welcomed home the first time he went to Cummeragunga.

Jarred Cross Jarred Cross May 27, 2026
Indigenous disaster resilience gathering heads on-Country

An on-Country conference is prioritising First Nations voices in emergency management and recovery to to drive an Indigenous‑led national conversation on disaster resilience.

Callan Morse Callan Morse May 5, 2026
Fiji coastal communities to benefit from $37.3 million climate grant

The Fiji Government has secured a $37.3 million grant to strengthen climate resilience in vulnerable coastal communities facing rising seas, erosion, saltwater intrusion and extreme weather.

Fiji launches $50 million water bottling project in rural Ra

A new $50 million water bottling project at Naseyani in Fiji's Ra province is being positioned as a major investment in rural development, export growth and landowner partnership.

Poster unveiled for Indigenous-led film 'The Shadows of Trust'

Wirra Distribution has unveiled the official theatrical poster for 'The Shadows of Trust', a psychological thriller from Whadjuk and Bibbulman filmmaker Thibul Nettle.

Joseph Guenzler Joseph Guenzler Mar 27, 2026
More consultation opening soon over proposed changes to WA's Aboriginal Affairs Planning Authority Act

The Western Australian government is conducting consultation in the coming weeks on proposed changes to the state's Aboriginal Affairs Planning Authority Act.

Giovanni Torre Giovanni Torre Mar 26, 2026
Three Flights, One Big Dream: Groote Eylandt students touch down in Canberra

Students from Groote Eylandt stepped onto a plane bound for Canberra carrying more than just backpacks. They carried the hopes of their families, their schools and their community, supported by the Po...

Nicole Brown Nicole Brown Mar 5, 2026
Māori trust secures $950,000 loan to boost dairy productivity

The government of Aotearoa / New Zealand will provide a $950,000 loan through the Regional Infrastructure Fund to help a Māori trust near Hāwera upgrade on-farm infrastructure and transition...

Joseph Guenzler Joseph Guenzler Jan 30, 2026
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