New IPA round expected early 2026 – with consultation projects funded to 2028
The Australian Government has flagged a new grant round to expand Indigenous Protected Areas with…
New IPA round expected early 2026 – with consultation projects funded to 2028
The Australian Government has flagged a new grant round to expand Indigenous Protected Areas with…
More than 900 new ranger jobs flagged in Round Two funding announcement
More than 900 new Indigenous ranger jobs are expected to be created nationwide under Round…
Mundoo Island Station to join Coorong National Park after joint purchase
Mundoo Island Station will be added to Coorong National Park after a joint purchase by…
Police confirm 10 arrests after disturbances in Maningrida
Northern Territory Police say they are investigating “multiple large disturbances” in Maningrida after several days…
Government announces $68m package to narrow First Nations digital gap
The Federal Government says it is rolling out a $68 million package aimed at improving…
Murray-Darling Basin First Nations enduring water holding arrangements
The Federal Government is asking Murray-Darling Basin First Nations people for feedback on how water…
$600m First Nations housing stream flagged ahead of late January HAFF Round 3
Housing Australia says it will open Round 3 of its Housing Australia Future Fund program…
Cap removed on medical CSPs for First Nations students from 2026
Canberra – Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander students who win a place in medicine will…
Recession clouds and shutdown risks: what 2026 looks like for Indian Country
As the United States steps into 2026, Indian Country is staring down a mix of…
First Nations children move to 100 subsidised hours of care per fortnight
From Monday, 5 January 2026, families can access 100 hours of subsidised child care per…
Mount Roe prescribed burn and Noongar cultural heritage concerns
Noongar elders on Western Australia’s south coast say they are “deeply concerned” after a prescribed…
‘No further ahead’: funding delays leave 52 Quebec First Nations without ambulances
Indigenous health leaders in Quebec say delays in signing new funding agreements are putting lives…
Klamath tribes reclaim 10,000 acres along reborn river
An Indigenous‑led land trust has bought 10,000 acres along the Klamath River in the United…
Ribbon skirts in the spotlight as Canada marks 2026 national day
Women, girls and Two‑Spirit people across Canada have marked the fourth official National Ribbon Skirt…
Sisson mine named ‘nation‑building’ project as Wolastoqey leaders seek answers
A long‑delayed tungsten mine on Wolastoqey homeland in New Brunswick has been pushed back to…
Waiben to host 90th anniversary week for 1936 Maritime Strike
A week of public events to mark the 90th anniversary of the 1936 Torres Strait…
Canada tables multibillion‑dollar plan to overhaul First Nations child welfare
Canada’s federal government has lodged a new multibillion‑dollar plan to overhaul how child protection services…
Power back on, but frozen water keeps Pimicikamak families away
Thousands of people from Pimicikamak Cree Nation in northern Manitoba remain in hotels and evacuation…
Ontario chiefs step up pressure over stalled First Nations clean water bill
Canada’s Carney government is under growing pressure from First Nations leaders after confirming a key…
Big year ahead: what 2026 could mean for First Nations communities
As 2026 begins, several long‑promised reforms for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples are reaching…
Earth art to anchor Armidale’s Australia Day at Dumaresq Dam
Anaiwan woman and artist Aunty Sharon Cutmore will create a large‑scale earth artwork as the…
Waluwarra ancestors reunited with family after museums uncover century‑old removals
Waluwarra Traditional Owners have been reunited with the remains of three ancestors whose bodies were…
Call for community‑led road safety after Darwin hit‑and‑run
The death of a 27‑year‑old Aboriginal woman on Darwin’s Bagot Road has again highlighted how…
Man charged after fatal hit-and-run on Darwin’s Bagot Road
Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander readers are advised this story mentions a person who has…
Aboriginal leaders urge cultural caution as NT moves on voluntary assisted dying laws
The Northern Territory Government says it will introduce voluntary assisted dying (VAD) legislation to Parliament…
Family demands answers after Aboriginal mother dies in Tennant Creek custody
Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander readers are advised this story contains the name of a…
Gammon’s 7 Most-Read Satire Stories of 2025
If you spent 2025 doomscrolling policy announcements, procurement panels and “historic” photo ops, congratulations: you…
January 26 protests and new NSW protest laws
For many Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people, 26 January is less a celebration than…
Share of Indigenous population by state
Data shows most First Nations people live on the east coast New figures charting the…
Opinion piece warns antisemitism plan could clash with First Nations truth‑telling
A strongly worded opinion article on Sydney Criminal Lawyers argues that Australia’s move to adopt…
