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Peggy Flanagan, a citizen of the White Earth Band of Ojibwe, will go Washington DC next year as the first Native American woman elected to the US Senate.
Born in Kabi Kabi Country on the Sunshine Coast and raised on a timber missionary boat on Thursday Island, Simon Thornalley has saltwater running through his veins.
Former Kangaroo and now Kiwi, Dane Gagai says you can't count out a historic world cup final from taking shape ahead of this weekend's semis.
A federal judge issued an emergency order on Oct. 23 to deploy federal security forces to the Apyterewa Indigenous Land in Brazil's Pará state.
“You can’t call yourself a subbie until you’ve been right royally screwed by a managing contractor.” The mining executive who walks straight past Traditional Owners to catch a plane, and what IBA’s...
A new Mongabay investigation lifts the lid on how a fast‑tracked state law in Pará, Brazil, paired with a coordinated social media blitz, legitimized and encouraged around 500 people to invade the I...
Fijian Prime Minister Sitiveni Rabuka has given into sustained public pressure, moving to extend the timeline for major constitutional reform not long after announcing plans to table a bill to change...
Archibald Prize winner Blak Douglas has been appointed Indigenous Artist-in-Residence at the Sydney Conservatorium of Music. Bringing more than two decades of experience as a musician, visual artist a...
Governments are refusing scrutiny of their prisons because they know "human rights abuses are happening regularly inside these horror houses", says federal Senator Lidia Thorpe.
Yawuru entrepreneur, lawyer, and businesswoman Cara Peek has challenged organisations to move beyond standard Indigenous employment targets and procurement quotas, calling for genuine ownership, capit...
Thirteen homes have been upgraded and internal roads improved at Gäṉgaṉ Homeland in East Arnhem following the completion of a $4 million housing and infrastructure project.
Since the election of the CLP, the Northern Territory has imprisoned more of its citizens per capita than almost any other jurisdiction in the world, second only to El Salvador.
Baker Boy has announced a 19-date regional Australian tour, taking his 'Baked Summer Tour' across the country from January to March 2027. The Yolŋu icon will begin the tour at Burleigh Town Hotel...
