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'Millennial Scoop' - New generations bring new fight over Canada’s child-welfare system
Cheyenne Stonechild, Muscowpetung First Nation, was eight years old when she was...
Miles Morrisseau 10 Nov 2026
And Beyond's second album 'Nosebleed' packs a punch
Perth-based Carribean duo And Beyond have released their second album 'Nosebleed...
Joseph Guenzler 10 Nov 2026
Brazil deploys national security force to Indigenous territory following invasion
Two months ago, more than 500 people invaded Brazil's Ituna/Itatá Indigenous Ter...
Aimee Gabay 10 Nov 2026
Canada honours sacrifices of Indigenous veterans
ONTARIO, Canada — Dozens of people gathered at the cenotaph on the Chippewas of...
Miles Morrisseau 10 Nov 2026
Indigenous Papuans warn of wildlife loss as oil palms rise through West Papua
Rapid oil palm exploration throughout parts of West Papua is threatening wildlif...
Andrew Mathieson 9 Nov 2026
Guatemala faces a human rights court over violent evictions of Indigenous communities

Years after Indigenous communities in Guatemala were forcibly evicted from their ancestral land, the Inter-American Commission on Human Rights (IACHR) is asking a court to hold the government responsi...

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Maxwell Radwin Nov 9, 2026
Ponga's Kiwis call vindicated following unlikely return

A broken arm isn't the only thing Kalyn Ponga has overcome in recent weeks as he looks to steer New Zealand to Rugby League World Cup glory. The Kiwis fullback has for years come under the microscope...

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Jack Brady (AAP) Nov 9, 2026
‘Stringing me along’: After seven years, trial in Indigenous forest guardian killing delayed again

Expected in 2026, the long-awaited trial for the 2019 killing of forest guardian Paulo Paulino Guajajara and the attempted killing of fellow guardian Láercio Guajajara, in the Brazilian Amazon, was...

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Karla Mendes Nov 9, 2026
Giant strides, but Pacific must rise again for a title

The Pacific has risen, but rugby league's new breeding grounds must still go to another level in order to take a World Cup away from the sport's traditional powers.

Indigenous Carbon Industry Network sends first delegation to UN climate talks

The Indigenous Carbon Industry Network has sent its first-ever delegation to the United Nations Climate Change Conference, COP31. ICIN is at the Conference in Antalya, Turkey, to highlight Indigenous...

Giovanni Torre Giovanni Torre Nov 9, 2026
Maori Party secures at least four seats in NZ election, former PM slams 'disenfranchising' enrolment changes

Former prime minister Helen Clark has called for a thorough review into New Zealand's electoral, campaign funding and voting laws following the extraordinary election result.

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Ben McKay (AAP) Nov 8, 2026
Cliffhanger as Aotearoa New Zealand election too close to call

Aotearoa New Zealand's election result may not be known for weeks, with counting at the half-way mark showing a deadlocked race. A narrow win for the conservative government, or Labour-led opposition...

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Ben McKay (AAP) Nov 7, 2026
Pacific scholar confronts the legacy of a racial slur

When Latafale Alyssa Verner-Pula reached the final slide of her doctoral confirmation presentation, she saw a photograph of her grandfather appear on screen.

Giovanni Torre Giovanni Torre Nov 7, 2026
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