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Tracking Indigenous children's ear health journey

Flinders University researchers have developed a mobile app that helps Aboriginal families track and share information about their children's ear ... View article...

Strategic voting is where political calculations meet electoral reality

Since the Māori Party first contested an election in 2005, many voters have supported its electorate candidates while giving their party vote to ... View article...

Pacific people broadly open to weight-loss medication, study finds

Researchers from the University of Auckland surveyed 190 Māori and Pacific adults living with overweight or obesity. Overall, 78 per cent ... View article...

Darwin Aboriginal Art Fair marks 20th anniversary with $4.87m in art sales

This year's Darwin Aboriginal Art Fair has achieved $4.87 million in Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander art sales, contributing $10 million to ... View article...

Indigenous hip hop artist Kayps explores identity and culture in album Bunuba Baby

A man on a stage wearing a black shirt with an aboriginal flag stands next to. Kayps says his voice has evolved on the new project.  View article...

60,000 Years of Food Knowledge: Traditional Aboriginal Diets and Nutrition

Traditional Aboriginal diets include diverse native plant and animal foods that provide nutrients and connect food practices with culture, ... View article...

Scholarship funding supports Victoria's next generation of agricultural leaders

Twenty-two young Victorian farmers have been awarded Young Farmer Upskill and Invest Scholarships, supporting them to strengthen their skills. View article...

University cancels show by queer Aboriginal artist following complaint

University cancels show by queer Aboriginal artist following complaint. An exhibition has been abruptly shuttered by the University of Tasmania ... View article...

Christchurch residents get their votes in early, among a million organised Kiwis so far

Previously a Te Pati Māori voter, she this year believes “a party vote for them won't go anywhere”. Voting in Te Tai Tonga on the Māori roll ... View article...

Emotional race for Te Tai Hauāuru as Labour seeks to upset Te Pāti Māori

Te Pāti Māori entered Parliament with a record six MPs, riding a surge of public support that swelled further during a protest movement against the ... View article...

Māori Scholar Maps a More Resilient Future

For Haukapuanui Vercoe, Indigenous knowledge, engineering analysis, and ArcGIS technology come together to protect Māori meeting grounds. View article...

Calls for rangatahi-led solutions to youth homelessness

The findings also highlighted disproportionate housing deprivation and hidden homelessness among rangatahi Māori . For youth homelessness advocate ... View article...

Why a First Nations teacher workforce is essential to the future of education in Australia

Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander educators bring knowledge, perspectives, and lived experiences that enrich learning for entire school ... View article...

Facing the Numbers receives standing ovation ahead of international screening

... Aboriginal people and families affected by incarceration. In 2024, Indigenous people accounted for 36 per cent of Australia's prison population ... View article...

Connecting communities and care: SDPR at the 2026 Koori Knockout

More than a rugby league competition, the Koori Knockout is one of Australia's most significant Aboriginal sporting and cultural gatherings. View article...

Work with people experiencing extreme hardship can be challenging and rewarding'

We pay our respect to their Elders past and present, and extend that respect to all Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples today. Always was, ... View article...

The cost of Labour's four-party coalition

Chris Hipkins has handed the Greens, Te Pāti Māori and Opportunity the upper hand by promising to form New Zealand's first four-party coalition by ... View article...

New Zealand voter enrolment rate falls below previous election levels

Among voters of Maori descent, the provisional enrolment rate was 85.9 percent, with 603,968 Maori voters enrolled, up from 567,012 in 2023, according ... View article...

Crown breached Treaty by stripping school boards of Tiriti duty, tribunal finds

In a report on the Government's education reforms, the Tribunal called for a formal Crown apology to Māori and the full restoration of the Treaty ... View article...

Final health report before watchdog role scrapped: One in four Māori in Waiariki missing out ...

One in four Māori in Waiariki is not enrolled with a GP, while fewer than seven in 10 Māori children are fully immunised by age two, according to ... View article...