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The Flinders Ranges in South Australia have been submitted for consideration for World Heritage listing, marking a major step toward protecting one of the world's most significant geological and cultu...
On the 2026 International Day of Women and Girls in Science, the global call to action is clear: "Synergising AI, Social Science, STEM and Finance: Building Inclusive Futures for Women and Girls.
"When you feel the cool wind, you know — make it your time," June Oscar AO said, welcoming the group to Bunuba Country in WA's Kimberley region.
Protection of one of the world's richest and ancient collections of engraved rock art has stretched from land to sea, with the arrival of a new Ranger vessel to preserve sea Country in the World Herit...
Aboriginal families from across the Pilbara gathered at Hearson's Cove on the Burrup Peninsula, where the bay's afternoon light turns a soft lavender, to mark a moment for which their Elders had waite...
Fiji's Minister for Health and Medical Services has officially opened the STAR 2025 Conference in Suva. The Science, Technology and Resources Network connects the Pacific region with the global geosci...
Fifteen years after Fitzroy Valley women led a landmark alcohol reform campaign, the same leaders are changing how child health research is conducted in remote Australia.
Gomeroi singer-songwriter Kyla-Bell Roberts has been named the winner of the 2025 triple j Unearthed High Indigenous Initiative with her single 'Myself.
Federal Environment Minister Murray Watt says the science is clear that "industry can co-exist with rock art" on the Burrup Peninsula, amid concerns about industrial impacts on Western Australia's Mur...
UNESCO has voted to include the Murujuga Cultural Landscape, home to the world's greatest collection of ancient rock art, on the World Heritage List.
As the global spotlight turns to the Murujuga Cultural Landscape, which the World Heritage Committee is currently considering for listing, two contrasting scientific reports have sparked a wider debat...
The Federal Court has ordered ACBF Funeral Plans Pty Ltd to pay a further $3.5 million in penalties for falsely claiming the company was Aboriginal-owned or managed.
Currently in Paris to make the case for UNESCO World Heritage listing of the Murujuga Cultural Landscape, representatives of the Murujuga Aboriginal Corporation say the listing represents "greater pro...