Tribal IDs become shield as ICE launches record raids
Native communities across the United States are rushing to secure tribal identification cards as protection…
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Federal Grocery Rebate Successfully Fills Four Minutes Of Inuit Hunger
The government has proudly rolled out its latest anti‑poverty masterstroke: a one‑off grocery rebate designed…
Police response questioned after alleged improvised bomb thrown at Perth Invasion Day rally
Questions are being raised about police response procedures after a suspected improvised explosive device was…
“Killers of the Flower Moon” Movie Review: Colonial Exploitation of Indigenous Nations
As Martin Scorsese’s latest opus “Killers of the Flower Moon” unfolds its near 3.5-hour narrative,…
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…
Métis Leaders Hold Historic Meeting, Decide To Have Another Meeting
After an intense weekend summit, key Métis leaders have released a bold action plan on…
Cool Burning: Indigenous Fire Management Strategies for 2025 Bushfire Season
Indigenous-led Cool Burning Practices to Combat Wildfires Bushfire season is a particularly devastating time for…
Celebrating Innovation, Community and the Magic of Science – 2025 National Science Week
National Science Week 2025: Official Launch at Questacon — Celebrating Innovation, Community, and the Magic…
First Nations artists push into new spaces as contemporary work gains national spotlight
A growing wave of First Nations artists are expanding their presence across contemporary mediums (from…
Prue MacSween Congratulates Sean Armistead on White Ally Award: “Finally, Someone Who Understands Me!”
Sunrise viewers left confused after Indigenous leader’s passionate endorsement of misunderstood commentator. In an unprecedented…
Local Accounting Firm Discovers ‘Secret’ Aboriginal Heritage Just in Time for NAIDOC Funding
In a remarkable twist of fate, local accounting firm White & Co. has proudly announced…
RSM Australia’s Damian Reed Named ‘Indigenous Advocate of the Year’ – By Himself
In an unprecedented move that stunned absolutely no one, Damian Reed, an illustrious leader of…
Artist Juanella Donovan wins People’s Choice at major national Indigenous art awards
South Australia-based multimedia artist Juanella Donovan has won the People’s Choice category at the Telstra…
Think of the Pedometers: Supply Nation Becomes a Fun Run
It started with a cheeky line on Facebook that hit a nerve: spare a thought…
Housing, water and Country: what new federal investments mean for First Nations communities
While Invasion Day protests dominated headlines, a series of federal and state announcements have quietly…
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…
Why January 26 is a protest day for many First Nations people and how that history shapes 2026
Australians haven’t always marked the national day on January 26 and the meaning of the…
100 calls a day: Indigenous crisis line faces unprecedented demand
Calls to the Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander crisis line 13YARN have surged past 100…
Addressing the Indigenous Housing Crisis in Australia
Recent calls from Queensland’s First Nations leaders for federal housing funding underscore a critical issue…
Corporates Hit 100% Reconciliation Targets Without Leaving Boardroom
SYDNEY – A major corporation has proudly announced it has “fully embedded Indigenous reconciliation across…
Beyond Recognition: Practical Steps in Returning Ancestral Lands to Indigenous Peoples
Across the world, practical steps toward returning ancestral lands to Indigenous peoples are gathering momentum,…
National Action Plan on Indigenous Rights Urged for Cambodia by UN Expert
An urgent call for the Cambodian government to implement a comprehensive national action plan on…
Bomb-Signing Officially Added To Visa “Good Character” Test
CANBERRA – The Minister for Immigration and Multicultural Affairs has confirmed that demonstrating “good character”…
34 Years of Reconciliation in Australia
In 1991 the Australian Government launched the Reconciliation process and thirty-four years later, many Australians…
Broken Promises, Broken Lives: Australia’s Failure on Deaths in Custody
It’s been nearly four decades since the launch of the Royal Commission into Aboriginal Deaths…
From Treaty to Transformation: What Aboriginal Malaysia Can Learn from New Zealand’s Māori Empowerment Policies
As Malaysia moves to amend the Aboriginal Peoples Act 1954 (Act 134) for the first…
Norway to route most Brazil support directly to Indigenous‑led funds by 2026
Norway will channel the vast majority of its Brazil Indigenous support directly to Indigenous‑led organisations…
Iwi savings scheme reaches $200m as Ngāi Tahu pushes for stronger uptake
CHRISTCHURCH – A long-running Ngāi Tahu savings program designed to build intergenerational wealth has reached…
‘Symbolic gestures not enough’: Senator Kerrynne Liddle pushes for tangible policy reform
Senator Kerrynne Liddle has expressed frustration with symbolic gestures, advocating instead for concrete, measurable policies…
Closing the Gap annual report released, with governments urged to lift transparency and pace
The federal government has released its latest annual report on Closing the Gap and a…