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Telstra investigated over alleged land clearing and buffel grass spread in culturally significant SA wilderness
Telstra is being investigated by South Australia’s Department for Environment and Water over alleged environmental…
Cape York conviction overturned after appeal finds magistrate comments undermined fair trial
A Queensland District Court judge has overturned the conviction of an Indigenous man from a…
Inuit Politely Decline Being Bought Again, Ask If Colonisers Kept Receipt
Inuit across the Arctic have responded to fresh talk of foreign powers “taking control” of…
Photos vs Funding: DFAT’s UN Day post meets Indigenous Procurement – EMDG reality
On the 9th of August, the United Nations‘ International Day of the World’s Indigenous Peoples,…
Service complaint flagged over handling of media enquiry to Aboriginal Affairs NSW
A journalist from Community News Hub says he will lodge a service complaint with the…
WORLD LEADERS HOLD URGENT MEETING TO SCHEDULE FUTURE LISTENING SESSION WITH INDIGENOUS PEOPLES
GENEVA – In a historic breakthrough for doing the absolute bare minimum, world leaders have…
Seven buildings lost at Mogumber Mission as Traditional Owners assess damage
Traditional Owners in WA’s Wheatbelt are assessing damage to the Mogumber Mission site after an…
Tackling ‘Box-Ticking’: New Proposals for Confirming Aboriginal Heritage in Higher Education
As educational institutions strive to address diversity and inclusion, the challenge of distinguishing genuine Indigenous…
The Unheard Voices Behind the Indigenous Voice to Parliament Referendum Australia
In the vast expanse of Australia’s Northern Territory, the sun casts long shadows over the…
Poll finds majority back Australian long weekend over 26 January
New national polling suggests most Australian voters would rather a guaranteed summer long weekend than…
Lessons for Australia from New Zealand’s Indigenous rights debate
At her inaugural professorial lecture, University of Auckland law scholar Professor Claire Charters challenged the…
Whole mob watched the replay and aunty still says “nah, that’s a try, don’t argue”
The annual Māori and Indigenous NRL All Stars clash delivered a dramatic finish, sparking national…
Indigenous Protected Areas program to shift to environment department from April
The federal government says management of the Indigenous Protected Areas program will move fully to…
Aboriginal Community’s Struggle: Uncovering the Economic and Social Consequences of Coal Mining in NSW
There’s a strong call for a government-led inquiry into the negative social and economic impacts…
Only 66 out of 9,610 EMDG grants went to Aboriginal businesses: Is DFAT’s Indigenous Diplomacy Agenda serious?
Despite the Australian Government’s public commitments to empowering Indigenous communities through the Department of Foreign…
Indigenous-made ‘Land Invaders’ becomes Forum Expanded’s first video game at Berlinale 2026
Land Invaders, an experimental 8‑bit video game created by Anishinaabe‑Algonquin filmmaker and curator Cassandra Gardiner…
Violence and Intimidation in Corporate Australia: Is Whitehaven Coal Doing Enough?
Recent revelations involving Whitehaven Coal’s relationship with controversial contractors have drawn significant parallels to Empire…
Questions Raised as NIAA Continues Funding Wealthy Organisations for Indigenous Programs
The National Indigenous Australians Agency (NIAA) should face scrutiny over its decision (;like many others)…
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…
Bishop-Inspired ‘Cultural Safety Through Redundancies’ Wins Innovation Gong
In a world first, ANU claims it has perfected cultural safety by removing the most…
Australian Government Launches Bold New Plan: More Forms to Save Languages and Give Mob Jobs
The federal government has unveiled a visionary two‑for‑one strategy: get more Indigenous people into public…
AIEF launches national push for education equality, framing pathway to an Indigenous prime minister
The Australian Indigenous Education Foundation (AIEF) has launched a national campaign calling for education equality…
IFAD‑backed projects secure land rights and livelihoods for Indigenous peoples in the Philippines
A new UN story details how projects supported by the International Fund for Agricultural Development…
Greenland consulates opened by Canada and France as Inuit-majority island faces sharpened sovereignty spotlight
Canada and France have opened diplomatic consulates in Nuuk on Friday, 6 February 2026 —…
“Supportive to the Grave”: Victorian Labor Government Celebrates New Milestone in Neglect
In what officials are calling a “regrettable oversight” the Victorian Labor Government has reached a…
Indigenous Rangers and Indigenous Protected Areas Programs Get Green Light
The Greens have pledged support for expanding Indigenous Rangers and Protected Areas ahead of the federal election. Senator Larissa Walters emphasized the need for better operational funding and administration transfer to the Department of Climate Change. Their plan includes budget increases, a new annual fund, and significant investments for effective environmental stewardship.
Parliament Invites First Nations Youth Stories, Immediately Requests They Fit Neatly Into A “Positive Narrative”
CANBERRA – A national storytelling competition has opened for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander students,…
Indigenous Innovation: Barayamal Secures NAB Grant to Enhance Disaster Preparedness Through FirstCard Initiative
Barayamal, a pioneering Indigenous organisation, has secured a significant NAB Foundation grant aimed at bolstering…
Preventable Loss: Aboriginal Woman’s Death in Custody Highlights Systemic Failures
A coroner has found the death of 30-year-old Victorian Aboriginal woman Heather Calgaret in custody…