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Two Aboriginal boys, 12, hospitalised after alleged Mildura ute attack
Two 12-year-old Aboriginal boys are in hospital with serious injuries after a ma...
Dechlan Brennan 10 Aug 2026
Aboriginal health body calls for funding of women’s drug and alcohol rehabilitation model
The peak body for Victorian Indigenous health organisations has called on the st...
Dechlan Brennan 10 Aug 2026
Larrakia Nation urges accountability and protection of Darwin Harbour following INPEX emissions proceedings
Larrakia Nation Aboriginal Corporation has expressed serious concern following c...
Giovanni Torre 10 Aug 2026
Polling shows Liberals Treaty repeal not a priority for Victorian voters
The Victorian Liberal Party's plan to repeal Treaty should not be a priority if...
Dechlan Brennan 10 Aug 2026
Call for support for Indigenous Rangers on bird flu frontline
An independent NGO working with Indigenous Rangers and Indigenous Protected Area...
Giovanni Torre 10 Aug 2026
All Blacks lose Proctor to shoulder fracture on SA tour

New Zealand centre Billy Proctor will return home from his side's tour ‌of South Africa after scans revealed a fractured shoulder sustained ‌in the 38-21 victory over the Stormers in Cape To...

Fijian rugby player dies in Japan aged 26

Fijian rugby player Saimoni Vunilagi has died of suspected heatstroke after a training session in Japan. He was 26. His death was announced on Saturday by his team, Kyushu Electric Power Kyuden Voltex...

Islands' world-class art turns international heads

It's peak season for Australia's Indigenous art movement and one long-running exhibition is attracting interest from international collectors.

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Liz Hobday (AAP) Aug 10, 2026
Royal Australian Navy launches Indigenous opportunities action plan

The Royal Australian Navy is moving to strengthen its ties to Australia's Indigenous communities. An action plan, named the Djalkiri or Foundational Footsteps, has been formulated with the aim of prom...

Seven Indigenous Literacy Foundation books selected for inaugural global IBBY-UNESCO Collection

Seven books published by the Indigenous Literacy Foundation have been selected for the inaugural IBBY-UNESCO Collection of Remarkable Books for Young Readers in Indigenous and Endangered Languages.

Phoebe Blogg Phoebe Blogg Aug 8, 2026
First Nations entrepreneur brewing up a storm with her gin distillery

Given that proud Wiradjuri woman Clair Ryder is allergic to alcohol, starting up her own gin distillery was brave and risky move."I didn't drink until I started the distillery and I had less than a qu...

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Brendan Foster Aug 7, 2026
'Never rule out Quade': familiar face in Wallabies camp

Wallabies skipper Harry Wilson hasn't written off Quade Cooper's audacious attempt at a World Cup comeback after the mercurial flyhalf joined camp and offered some Osaka insight ahead of their Japan T...

Indigenous leaders and advocates urge Canadian government to reverse funding freeze for vital women's services

Indigenous leaders and representative bodies, women's groups and other human rights advocates have united in an urgent call for the Canadian government to renew critical funding for work addressing mi...

Giovanni Torre Giovanni Torre Aug 7, 2026
Burunong Land Council condemns alleged attack at Camp Sovereignty

Bunurong Land Council has condemned an alleged attack at Camp Sovereignty at the weekend, and asked for a collective stand, from all, against violence.

Jarred Cross Jarred Cross Aug 7, 2026
Former Broome Bishop acquitted of several sexual assault charges, trial continues

Warning: this report contains references to alleged sexual abuse. A former Catholic bishop accused of sexually abusing young Aboriginal men has been acquitted of several charges mid-trial.

Indigenous people in Brazilian Amazon seek protection from drug gangs

The Ashaninka Indigenous people, who have recovered their once lost territory inside the Brazilian border with Peru from "settlers" more than three decades ago, are under attack again.

Andrew Mathieson Andrew Mathieson Aug 7, 2026
Partnership supports First Nations STEM pathways

A new partnership is set to empower more Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander students to complete STEM study and build related career paths.

Callan Morse Callan Morse Aug 7, 2026
Scholarship win for Indigenous university students

Zackary Boundy drastically changed the way he lived after losing his university scholarship. The Ngiyeempaa man began skipping meals and limiting his spending when he lost the funding after transferri...

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