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A century of helping Goulburn babies thrive

Goulburn's Child and Family Health Service will celebrate an important milestone this month, marking 100 years of supporting local children and ... View article...

Indigenous leaders condemn Pauline Hanson for 'primitive race' remarks on First Nations' Australians

Politicians from across the divide have condemned Pauline Hanson's remarks about Indigenous Australians, labelling them "vile", "divisive" and ... View article...

Aboriginal Affairs Planning Authority Amendment Bill 2026

The State Government is working on changes to the Aboriginal Affairs Planning Authority Act 1972 (AAPA Act), which will enable greater social, ... View article...

Outrage as Australian senator asks: 'What have Aborigines ever done?'

Pauline Hanson accused by ministers and opposition senators of belittling the national story after calling Indigenous people primitive. View article...

From Ōmāhu to New York: Archdeacon Zhane Selected as a Trinity Leadership Fellow

For Te Pīhopatanga, it provides an opportunity to share the witness of Māori Anglican ministry while drawing on Trinity's experience in leadership ... View article...

Greens pledge $200 million to revive te reo Māori funding

The Green Party is promising to commit, if elected, an extra $200 million for te reo Māori initiatives over four years, including restoring ... View article...

Māori elders invited to India's global gathering on Ancestral wisdom and modern challenges

Māori elders, academics and scientists will join a global gathering in Surat in 2027 to explore ancestral wisdom & modern science. View article...

The slow death of Te Wiki o te Reo Māori

The Māori language week has gone from mainstream embrace to being ghosted by this Government, writes Joel Maxwell. View article...

Rio Tinto secures aboriginal consent for Winu copper project in Australia

Rio Tinto said it signed a project agreement with the Nyangumarta Warrarn aboriginal group to secure a long-term partnership for the development ... View article...

Shaping the future of Indigenous genomics

He also points to the Aboriginal Community Controlled Health Organisations as a model of excellence in healthcare. Their holistic and community ... View article...

New strategy to drive growth and innovation for Aboriginal businesses in NSW

The Minns Labor Government is launching its first NSW Aboriginal Business Strategy today, a five-year plan which will see Aboriginal businesses ... View article...

WA Aboriginal creative sector set for storytelling boost

Seven Aboriginal arts and culture groups from across Western Australia will receive funding to develop new art works and strengthen business ... View article...

Small school with big hopes

Coker says Te Wharekura o Ngā Purapura o Te Aroha is a very special school, with a special group of players. “He kura Māori tatau. Ke ngā te whainga ... View article...

10,000 Māori place name audio clips added to Gazetteer

The 10000th place names milestone coincides with Māori Language Week, which seeks to promote understanding of the Māori language. View article...

Japanese backlash over Māori poi performance at sacred Kyoto shrine as AUT lecturer apologises

A Māori poi performance at one of Japan's most sacred shrines has sparked condemnation from Japanese social media users, as Auckland University of ... View article...

Thousands support petition against proposed amendments to Treaty references in legislation

"Te Tiriti o Waitangi is what makes our country unique - the coming together of two peoples, Māori and Pākehā, working for the benefit of all - and it ... View article...

Meet the Aboriginal Australian artists painting over the colonial past

... Aboriginal communities who had been living there for tens of thousands of years. For this short documentary, the British artist Patrick Waterhouse ... View article...

Waikato-Tainui dismisses report it's backing a new NRL franchise

Tainui Group Holdings has refuted a report coming out of Australian media that the company is secretly negotiating with the NRL to establish a ... View article...

'Don't be a stranger': New tourism campaign targets overseas friends and whānau

A new tourism campaign is hoping to turn promised trips into bookings by encouraging people living overseas to visit their friends and family in ... View article...

Advocates urge federal parliament to pass Thorpe bill to abolish shackling during childbirth

" Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander women will be disproportionately exposed to this violence because they are disproportionately targeted ... View article...