SETAC’s purchase of Port Cygnet Cannery aims to turn heritage site into hub for services, jobs and Indigenous enterprise
An Aboriginal community-controlled organisation in Tasmania says its purchase of the former Port Cygnet Cannery…
SETAC’s purchase of Port Cygnet Cannery aims to turn heritage site into hub for services, jobs and Indigenous enterprise
An Aboriginal community-controlled organisation in Tasmania says its purchase of the former Port Cygnet Cannery…
Bush Medijina rebrand signals growth, cultural continuity for Anindilyakwa women-led social enterprise
Anindilyakwa women on Groote Eylandt have launched a refreshed brand for Bush Medijina, positioning the…
First Nations-focused VC pushes for ‘missing middle’ finance as Indigenous businesses seek scale capital
A specialist venture capital fund focused on First Nations entrepreneurship says Australia’s Indigenous business sector…
Closing the Gap Report Released, Gap Politely Asked To Close Itself By 2026
CANBERRA – The Commonwealth has released its latest Closing the Gap report and implementation plan,…
Mob Wins In Court, Gov Says “We Respect The Process” While Reaching For The Delay Button
BORROLOOLA – Traditional Owners have won a major compensation ruling connected to the impacts of…
Battery Mob Deal Done Proper: Paperwork, Handshakes, And One Fella Saying “We Walk Together”
GINGIN – A new heritage agreement has been signed for a proposed battery project in…
NSW Launches Closing the Gap Toolkit Featuring Bold New Innovation: “A Template”
SYDNEY – The NSW Government has released a new toolkit to help councils Close the…
Indigenous landscape board chair quits as Telstra investigation raises fears for Nullarbor Country
A First Nations leader has resigned as presiding member of South Australia’s Alinytjara Wiluṟara Landscape…
Flinders Ranges World Heritage nomination advances with Adnyamathanha consent central to bid
South Australia’s Flinders Ranges has been formally put forward as Australia’s next candidate for UNESCO…
Gary Foley Collection enters public view, reshaping how Aboriginal activism history is told
A major archive of Aboriginal political history collected over decades by activist and academic Professor…
‘A pathway to business ownership’: DreamCatcher marks 10 years backing Indigenous women entrepreneurs
A decade-old business development program created for Indigenous women entrepreneurs in Arizona is marking a…
Canberra Promises To “Review The Situation” Using Its World-Famous Skill: Looking Away Politely
DARWIN – First Nations leaders have urged Canberra to block an incoming appointment in the…
Government Unveils Justice Reform Plan: “More Reports, Fewer Outcomes, Same Fonts”
MELBOURNE – With Indigenous people entering the justice system at record rates, governments have announced…
NT Government Announces Bold New Protest Strategy: “Arrest First, Ask What It Was About Later”
DARWIN – Authorities have confirmed a protester was arrested outside NT Parliament during official proceedings,…
University Celebrates Indigenous Scholar With Powerful Statement, 14 Hashtags, And A Sponsored Lanyard
BRISBANE – A major Australian university has celebrated the announcement of a 2026 Fulbright Scholarship…
NSW minister says communities “aren’t ready” for treaty talks as consultation process continues
The NSW Government’s treaty consultation process is back in the spotlight after the state’s Minister…
Raymond Terrace confirmed to host 2026 Koori Knockout on Worimi Country
Raymond Terrace in NSW has been confirmed as the host location for the 2026 NSW…
Ngaiawang language revival project awakens “sleeping” words along the River Murray
An Aboriginal-led language revival project in South Australia is rebuilding Ngaiawang – a language that…
They Say 45,000+ Indigenous Households Struggling – Australian Government Says “We’ll Map The Pathways”
CANBERRA – A new analysis warns more than 45,000 Indigenous households face unmet housing need,…
Federal Court dismisses SWAMS board, orders fresh election after finding “oppressive conduct”
The Federal Court has ordered the entire board of the South West Aboriginal Medical Service…
Federal Court awards more than $54m native title compensation over McArthur River Mine impacts
Traditional owners in the Gulf of Carpentaria have been awarded more than $54 million in…
Indigenous housing inquiry finds fragmented system as families face ongoing homelessness
A major national housing inquiry has warned Australia’s Indigenous housing system is complex, poorly coordinated…
WA’s “Revealed 2026” to return with open-air art market and major exhibition in Boorloo/Perth
Western Australia’s largest Aboriginal art market and exhibition will return to Boorloo/Perth in April, with…
NSW Says Treaty Might Happen Later, Just Let Us Finish These 400 Consultations First
SYDNEY – The NSW Government has confirmed it is “not ready” for treaty discussions, explaining…
Traditional Owners Sue For Wittenoom Clean-Up After Government Offers “Thoughts, Prayers, And A Free Brochure”
PERTH – A new taskforce has been urgently assembled to “consider the possibility” of cleaning…
First Nations leaders renew push for national treaty and truth-telling, urging federal leadership
First Nations leaders, Elders, advocates and allies have renewed calls for a federal pathway to…
NSW backs eight First Nations-led cultural projects with $566,981 in Creative Nations funding
Eight First Nations-led arts and cultural projects across New South Wales will share in $566,981…
Indigenous imprisonment climbs again as courts trial “solutions-focused” approaches to reduce reoffending
The number of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people in prison continues to rise, prompting…
Traditional owners launch $1.5bn legal bid to force Wittenoom asbestos clean-up
A group of Banjima traditional owners has launched a $1.5 billion legal claim against the…
“Humbugging” and hidden harm: calls grow to confront financial abuse of First Nations elders
Advocates and frontline services are warning that financial abuse of First Nations elders is often…
