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Voyager Broadband AI ad pulled after criticism over Māori and Pasifika stereotypes

A Voyager Broadband advert has been criticised for portraying a "damaging stereotype" of Māori and Pasifika people as it depicts two brown ... View article...

Aboriginal elders call for royal commission into Port Hedland child protection crisis

The national Aboriginal children's commissioner has arrived in Port Hedland after reports of children living unsupervised in the Pilbara town ... View article...

Engineering group Sandvik renews commitments to Aboriginal collaboration in Australia

... Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander employment, supplier participation, cultural capability and organisational accountability. The two-year plan ... View article...

Te Pāti Māori announces $200m fund to create Takatāpui commission

Te Pāti Māori is promising to invest $200 million to establish a Takatāpui commission and improve access to gender-affirming healthcare if ... View article...

Wuthathi families return to Country for historic Cape York gathering

Wuthathi Aboriginal Corporation RNTBC chair Keron Murray said the gathering reflected a vision carried across generations. "Today we have ... View article...

Funding boost for Aboriginal-led cultural heritage services

Eleven Aboriginal organisations across Western Australia's Mid West and Gascoyne regions have received grants to boost their cultural heritage ... View article...

Grimshaw unveils trio of Auckland stations informed by Māori narratives

Architecture studio Grimshaw has designed three new stations for City Rail Link in Auckland, New Zealand, guided by Māori cultural values. View article...

RMA reforms set to become law

“Environmental limits will be meaningful only if they are based on robust science and mātauranga Māori , backed by strong monitoring, and supported by ... View article...

New Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander learning journey for RMIT community

These revitalised micro-credential courses and brand-new resources form a new learning journey that provides a greater understanding of Aboriginal ... View article...

Curve Lake Pow Wow celebrates Aboriginal pride and culture

This year's event was held under the theme “Rooted in Tradition” and welcomed community members and visitors for a weekend celebrating Indigenous ... View article...

Team up with NSW Treasury at the Koori Knockout

NSW Treasury is proud to be back at the Koori Knockout to support strong cultural partnerships, Aboriginal business, employment, and training ... View article...

Popular Aboriginal art exhibition set to return showcasing Pilbara culture for 21st consecutive year

... between people, country and culture in the Pilbara are set to be up for grabs, as one of the largest Aboriginal art exhibitions returns. View article...

Supporting high-integrity voluntary nature and carbon markets in New Zealand

A landowner, iwi or other Māori organisation, community group, conservation organisation, council or business decides they want to do work benefitting ... View article...

Māori Farmers Can Enter the 2027 Ahuwhenua Trophy Awards

Applications have opened for the 2027 Ahuwhenua Trophy Excellence in Māori Farming Awards. The programme will recognise achievements in dairy ... View article...

The recoveristas vs the recovery-sceptics: just where is the NZ economy at?

In 1987, te reo Māori became an official language of Aotearoa after the Waitangi Tribunal found te reo was a taonga protected under te tiriti. Both ... View article...

Te Pāti Māori reveals supermarket policy as groceries become political battleground

Te Pāti Māori reveals policy to invest $100 million in seed funding so iwi can establish their own chains. It comes a day after Labour proposed ... View article...

Pre-European Indigenous population much larger than previously thought

Members of Aboriginal communities are warned that this story may contain images and names of deceased people. This article also discusses mass death, ... View article...

Aboriginal Housing NT CEO resigns over breakdown in relationship with NT Government

After 40 years working in Aboriginal affairs, Leeanne Caton has quit her job as chief executive of Aboriginal Housing NT saying the role is now " ... View article...

Aboriginal leaders, experts alarmed by Labor's broken election promise on compulsory ...

The federal Labor government has broken an election promise by extending compulsory income management. Aboriginal groups and other experts say the ... View article...

Colin Barnett calls for child protection reform amid WA crisis

Former Western Australian Liberal premier Colin Barnett says WA Labor needs to “open the door” for many more non- Aboriginal couples to adopt ... View article...