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Young Indigenous women shoot for the stars after graduating from alumni program
Ten young Indigenous women from regional Western Australia and South Australia h...
Callan Morse 13 Nov 2026
Exclusive: Meet the masked Wiradjuri musician turning heads
There is something intriguing about Wiradjuri musician BIRIK, an artist whose id...
Joseph Guenzler 13 Nov 2026
Another generation of gas, but still no deal for Traditional Owners
Traditional Owners whose Country hosts Woodside's Karratha Gas Plant have warned...
Phoebe Solon 13 Nov 2026
Yued Aboriginal Corporation 2026 annual report: ‘building savings today to build houses tomorrow’
With the prospect of taking control of vacant residential land over the coming y...
Giovanni Torre 12 Nov 2026
Men come together to strengthen futures in Kununurra
More than 60 men from across Northern Australia gathered in Kununurra this week...
Phoebe Solon 12 Nov 2026
Researchers to explore how native plant used by Indigenous communities could improve biodegradable films

An Australian native plant traditionally used by Indigenous communities for food and medicine could help scientists develop stronger, more flexible biodegradable film.

Phoebe Blogg Phoebe Blogg Nov 12, 2026
Pilbara Native Title organisations benefit from capacity building grants

Pilbara Native Title organisations are set to benefit from government grants to help create local employment, strengthen organisational capacity and improve Aboriginal cultural heritage management.

Phoebe Solon Phoebe Solon Nov 12, 2026
Sisters in Maintenance creates new career pathways for Indigenous women in the Pilbara

Seven Indigenous women from Port Hedland are ready to embark on new careers in the resources sector after successfully completing the Sisters in Maintenance Work Ready Program, delivered by Thiess in...

Phoebe Blogg Phoebe Blogg Nov 11, 2026
Exclusive: 'I'm prepared to give it to him straight' - Noongar Elder Robert Isaacs challenges WA Premier

Dr Robert Isaacs has fired back at suggestions from WA Premier Roger Cook that the respected Noongar Elder's call for the Aboriginal Affairs Minister to be sacked is politically motivated, and called...

Giovanni Torre Giovanni Torre Nov 11, 2026
Families call for joint inquest into triple murder case

WARNING: Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander readers are advised the following article contains the name of Indigenous people who have died.

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Luke Lay (AAP) Nov 11, 2026
Hope remains in remote town mourning Indigenous mum

"We shouldn't be grieving constantly for our young people."That is the stark message from a respected Wilcannia local, after the death of a young mother cast light on inadequate policing and community...

New WA prisons report reveals 'worsening conditions across the system'

Western Australia's Inspector of Custodial Services has released an annual report detailing "worsening conditions across the system". On Wednesday, Acting Inspector Jane Higgins released the Office of...

Giovanni Torre Giovanni Torre Nov 11, 2026
NSWICC marks 20 years of backing Indigenous business

When Gamilaroi woman Deb Barwick established the first Aboriginal business chamber in Australia 20 years ago, First Nations companies' contribution to the economy was often under-recognised.

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Brendan Foster Nov 10, 2026
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