Youth Leadership
Students from Groote Eylandt stepped onto a plane bound for Canberra carrying more than just backpacks. They carried the hopes of their families, their schools and their community, supported by the Po...
The Great Barrier Reef Traditional Owner Taskforce - ReefTO - is starting 2026 with a significant milestone, welcoming three young Reef Traditional Owners to its inaugural Reef Youth Circle.
A young man from one of Western Australia's most remote Aboriginal communities has been named an ambassador for a youth culinary program blending cultural knowledge with kitchen skills.
For many young people growing up in the Northern Territory, adulthood arrives early. Responsibility, grief and resilience are not abstract ideas but daily realities.
Tremane Baxter-Edwards, a proud Ngarinyin and Walmajarri man from Wyndham in the East Kimberley, has been named a WA Dreamer. Affectionately known as 'Buster', Mr Baxter-Edwards was selected by Touris...
A group of young leaders from Ashburton Drive Primary School marked their graduation last week from Malpa's Young Doctors for Life program. The ceremony recognised 12 students who spent the term learn...
A young Cherbourg woman has been selected for Queensland's Indigenous Youth Leadership Program, a statewide initiative which builds leadership and cultural skills among First Nations youth.
Samoa has co-chaired the 10th Commonwealth Youth Ministerial Taskforce Meeting in Kuala Lumpur, joining more than 50 nations to strengthen youth participation and collaboration across the Commonwealth...
Nominations are now open for the 27th Ricci Marks Awards, celebrating the outstanding achievements of young First Nations people living in Victoria.
Two young leaders from the Kimberley had the trip of a lifetime recently, heading to New South Wales for the Burn Bright National Leadership Camp.
The theme for NAIDOC Week and the 2025 National NAIDOC Forum, held in Boorloo/Perth on 4 July, is 'The Next Generation: Strength, Vision and Legacy'.
It started with awareness; the kind that builds slowly over years of lived experience. For 11-year-old Taynan Lilydale, the spark for his Citizenship Project was lit by more than a school assignment.
In a step towards greater First Nations representation and political empowerment, the NSW Parliament recently introduced its first-ever Young Aboriginal Leaders Program, uniting aspiring young Indigen...