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Shire of Victoria Plains signs up to help protect Yued heritage
The Shire of Victoria Plains has become the second local government in the Yued...
Giovanni Torre 17 Aug 2026
'There is still so much more to save' - Yagara Elders take Barrambin fight to Canberra
Yagara Elders have taken their fight to protect Barrambin directly to the federa...
Joseph Guenzler 17 Aug 2026
Racist abuse after alleged Mildura attack sparks condemnation
Racist, violent and aggressive comments in the wake of an alleged attack on two...
Dechlan Brennan 14 Aug 2026
IBAC charges two Victorian police officers over alleged assault of Aboriginal man
Two Victorian police officers have been charged with assault after allegedly usi...
Dechlan Brennan 14 Aug 2026
‘Completely blameless' Aboriginal children face racist online abuse after alleged Mildura ute attack
The alleged attack on two 12-year-old boys in Mildura by an adult man has spawne...
Dechlan Brennan 13 Aug 2026
Victorian Traditional Owners criticise ‘shooting super agency’

The creation of a "shooting super agency" has been criticised by Victorian Traditional Owners, who say they were not involved in the process, which "betrays the commitment of Statewide Treaty".

Dechlan Brennan Dechlan Brennan Aug 13, 2026
Thorpe, Greens call for Victorian ‘No Air’ prison bill to be scrapped

Senator Lidia Thorpe and the Greens are the latest to call for a controversial Victorian amendment that would mean prisoners are no longer guaranteed daily access to fresh air to be scrapped.

Dechlan Brennan Dechlan Brennan Aug 12, 2026
Denial of guaranteed daily access to fresh air for prisoners ‘inconsistent’ with Treaty

Victorian Traditional Owners say legislation that means prisoners are no longer guaranteed daily access to fresh air is "inconsistent with the spirit and intent of Statewide Treaty".

Dechlan Brennan Dechlan Brennan Aug 12, 2026
Trees felled as Traditional Owners push for emergency protection for Barrambin / Victoria Park

Yagara Magandjin Aboriginal Corporation has called for an immediate halt to tree clearing at Barrambin / Victoria Park as concerns grow over the absence of First Nations cultural heritage from the Que...

Joseph Guenzler Joseph Guenzler Aug 11, 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 state Government to fund a new Aboriginal-led alcohol and other drug (AOD) detoxification and rehabilitation service desig...

Dechlan Brennan Dechlan Brennan Aug 10, 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 it wins office in November, new polling shows. The historic Treaty agreement, signed last year between the Victorian Gov...

Dechlan Brennan Dechlan Brennan Aug 10, 2026
'Australia has a skeleton in its closet': Treaty leaders back national truth-telling

Racism against First Peoples is a direct consequence of colonisation and remains embedded in Australia's institutions, laws and systems, the Co-Chair of Victoria's First Peoples' Assembly has told a p...

Dechlan Brennan Dechlan Brennan Aug 6, 2026
Evidence, not 'reactive' policies, needed to reduce youth offending and improve community safety

Keeping younger children out of detention and improving community safety in Victoria requires evidence-based action rather than the "reactive" responses that have dominated the state's approach, Victo...

Dechlan Brennan Dechlan Brennan Jul 30, 2026
Cook brings First Nations flavours to early childhood menus

A Victorian cook is using native ingredients to help young children learn more about Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander culture, history and food practices.

Jackson Clark Jackson Clark Jul 30, 2026
Award-winning Aboriginal leader strengthens community outcomes through TAFE training

A young Aboriginal man is strengthening outcomes for Aboriginal children and families across Victoria after undertaking targeted TAFE training to build his leadership skills and deepen the impact of h...

Callan Morse Callan Morse Jul 21, 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
VIEWS program celebrates decade of Indigenous engineering pathways

A program connecting Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander high school students with engineering pathways has marked 10 years during NAIDOC Week.

Joseph Guenzler Joseph Guenzler Jul 13, 2026
50 Years of Deadly, 20 Years of the Victorian Aboriginal Heritage Act

This year marks two significant milestones. Fifty years of NAIDOC. Twenty years since the Victorian Aboriginal Heritage Act 2006 was enacted.

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