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Fijian Prime Minister under pressure ahead of vote on constitutional change
Fijian Prime Minister Sitiveni Rabuka has given into sustained public pressure,...
Andrew Mathieson 5 Nov 2026
Federal government open to recruiting Pacific Islanders into Australian Defence Force
Australia is considering expanding military recruitment further into Pacific isl...
Andrew Mathieson 29 Oct 2026
Teenager found alive 2,000 kilometres from home after weeks at sea
A teenager from Bougainville, Papua New Guinea, has been found alive about 2,000...
Joseph Guenzler 28 Oct 2026
Excavation of Juukan rock shelter reaching final stages
Archaeological excavation work at the Juukan 2 rockshelter, which was destroyed...
Giovanni Torre 28 Oct 2026
‘A ton of Indigenous concern’ over Port of Churchill expansion plans
A group of students, residents and environmental advocates gathered in Winnipeg...
Eva Wasney 27 Oct 2026
Beyond the Honey: Blanche Morrogh is building Māori wealth without giving away her whenua

Māori businesswoman Blanche Morrogh is proving that Indigenous economic success does not have to come at the expense of ownership, cultural identity or connection to Country.

Nicole Brown Nicole Brown Oct 22, 2026
More PNG citizens able to enlist in Australian military

More Papua New Guinea citizens have been given a green light to join the Australian military as part of strengthening ties between the two countries.

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Andrew Brown (AAP) Oct 21, 2026
Young Fijian flyer is developing a flair for tries

It's been a whirlwind ride for young Fijian centre Solomone Saukuru but he's developing a certain pattern with his rugby league. After nearly a full season in NSW Cup for Western Suburbs this year, th...

Indigenous culture meets STEM in remote NT town

More than 100 students in the Aboriginal community of Wadeye — more than 420km south-west of Darwin — have explored firsthand how culture, community and science, technology, engineering an...

Callan Morse Callan Morse Oct 15, 2026
'We know': the Wallabies' new game plan for All Blacks

Trumpeting like Donald Trump, Joseph-Aukuso Sua'ali'i says the Wallabies can be great again as early as this Saturday with a big bounce-back win over the All Blacks.

'Will be great for us': Sua'ali'i welcomes Nawaqanitawase

Wallabies superstar Joseph-Aukuso Sua'ali'i wants Mark Nawaqanitawase on the spring tour and is welcoming the selection threat his fellow code-hopper will pose on his return to rugby.

New model of regional maternity care to support First Nations families

Dhelkuk Dangatuk Baring (Healthy New Journey) is a new initiative aimed at providing continuous maternity care, from pregnancy through to early parenthood, embedded with culture and aimed at forming t...

Jarred Cross Jarred Cross Oct 7, 2026
Building on Country: Intract’s award win shows what Black business can deliver

Seven hundred kilometres from the nearest supply hub, Intract Australia delivered an aged care facility that earned recognition across the Northern Territory's construction industry.

Nicole Brown Nicole Brown Oct 6, 2026
Rottnest Island Authority permanently halts redevelopment of Wadjemup's main bus stop over ancestral remains concerns

Rottnest Island Authority announced on Tuesday it has ceased redevelopment of the island's main bus stop in its current location following advice from the Whadjuk Aboriginal Corporation, in a joint st...

Giovanni Torre Giovanni Torre Oct 6, 2026
What the world can learn from the Pacific

Many of the challenges Pacific peoples have navigated for generations are now becoming global challenges. As the world confronts climate change, environmental degradation, food insecurity and growing...

Projection brings the story of Kooyar to life at Elizabeth Quay

At Perth's Elizabeth Quay last weekend a water canvas displayed the story of Kooyar, a tiny frog who carries a big responsibility. For four nights, Elizabeth Quay became a place filled with storytelli...

Rhiannon Clarke Rhiannon Clarke Oct 1, 2026
Lucky to have him: Wallabies shift Sua'ali'i to the wing

Joseph-Aukuso Sua'ali'i is being backed to thrive in his new wing role as the Wallabies brace for an aerial barrage in Sunday's clash with South Africa in Perth.

Malind-Anim Indigenous people lose West Papuan forest court battle under Indonesian law

A court has rejected the Malind-Anim Indigenous community's legal challenge to protect a West Papuan ancestral forest from a planned agricultural development.

Andrew Mathieson Andrew Mathieson Sep 24, 2026
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