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Cape York medical student helps guide next generation at JCU Winter School
A fourth-year medical student from Cape York has returned to James Cook Universi...
Jackson Clark 20 Jul 2026
Country Fire Authority celebrates NAIDOC through campfire connection
During NAIDOC Week one Country Fire Authority (CFA) space became a meaningful pl...
Callan Morse 20 Jul 2026
A learning journey: Connecting the Goldfields and Canada
The Goldfields Aboriginal Business Chamber recently coordinated a remarkable six...
First Nations artist Desirai Saunders continuing to grow her community-focused work
Proud Gunggari woman and artist Desirai Saunders is a digital illustrator known...
Phoebe Blogg 20 Jul 2026
Charlie King: A lifetime spent walking alongside our people
There are people whose careers are measured by the jobs they have held. Then the...
Nicole Brown 20 Jul 2026
Perese finds way home to Ballymore with Cup ambition

Izaia Perese will play for the Queensland Reds again, almost a decade after the Brisbane talent's career began at Ballymore. The six-Test Wallabies centre will begin training this week after confirmin...

The greatest way to honour the NAIDOC legacy is by lifting one another up

NAIDOC Week is one of the few times each year when Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples come together to celebrate our cultures, histories, resilience and achievements.

Nicole Brown Nicole Brown Jul 20, 2026
First Nations children facing rising tide of coordinated online racism

First Nations children are paying the price for online racism in "increasingly organised, coordinated and deliberate attacks", the peak body for Indigenous children and families says.

Dechlan Brennan Dechlan Brennan Jul 20, 2026
Drua prove too strong for Reds to reach Super W decider

Fijian Drua have booked their first Super W home grand-final appearance with a convincing 31-5 win over an outgunned Queensland Reds in Lautoka, Fiji.

Traditional Owners call for Pine Gap spy base shutdown

On a sacred stretch of desert in the heart of the continent, Traditional Owners say a US spy base is helping fuel war in Gaza while they fight for something as basic as running water.

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Robyn Wuth (AAP) Jul 20, 2026
Grassroots communities share storytelling to preserve environmental treasures

A cross-cultural storytelling project facilitated by the University of Newcastle is amplifying the voices of climate-facing communities and deepening understanding of the environmental and cultural si...

Phoebe Blogg Phoebe Blogg Jul 18, 2026
Murdoch University introduces Indigenous knowledges lecturer

Murdoch University in Boorloo/Perth has appointed Jordan Ah Chee as a lecturer in the School of Indigenous Knowledges, where he will lead the Two-Way Science unit.

Natasha Clark Natasha Clark Jul 17, 2026
'Not a great look': Suns coach on Ugle-Hagan and Andrew's disabled toilet use

Gold Coast Suns coach Damien Harwick has admitted Jamarra Ugle-Hagan and teammate Mac Andrew's use of an accessible bathroom is "disrespectful" and "innappropriate" but not a larger issue.

Jarred Cross Jarred Cross Jul 17, 2026
First Nations Cherbourg call centre staff notch up business credentials

Four staff at Cherbourg Digital Call Centre in Queensland's South Burnett have earned a Certificate III in Business, all while clocking in for their regular shifts.

Natasha Clark Natasha Clark Jul 17, 2026
President Trump dismantles Bears Ears co-management agreement

Native leaders have condemned US President Donald Trump's decision to cut protections for two national monuments in southern Utah by about 90 per cent, including lands sacred to several Tribal Nations...

Joseph Guenzler Joseph Guenzler Jul 17, 2026
Ongoing collaboration sees fashion students visit Hope Vale Arts and Culture Centre

Four Queensland University of Technology (QUT) fashion students visited the Indigenous community of Hope Vale in Far North Queensland this month to continue a collaboration which began in 2018 and wil...

Phoebe Blogg Phoebe Blogg Jul 17, 2026
NT homelessness service shutdown 'difficult to reconcile' with Closing the Gap commitments

The proposed closure of the Northern Territory's largest supported homelessness accommodation program is difficult to reconcile with the government's Closing the Gap commitments, advocates say, with f...

Dechlan Brennan Dechlan Brennan Jul 17, 2026
Victoria establishes state's first Aboriginal-led human research ethics committee

Victoria's first Aboriginal-led human research ethics committee has officially begun operations, marking a significant step in strengthening cultural oversight of medical research involving Aboriginal...

Dechlan Brennan Dechlan Brennan Jul 17, 2026
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