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Identifying barriers and enablers to truth-telling

Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples highlight truth-telling as a much-needed step toward recognition and reconciliation. But new research ... View article...

How art can help us talk about the green transition

Aboriginal title and rights must be recognized and respected, the land and resources must be managed more responsibly, environmental protection is ... View article...

Roger Cook backs expediting inquest into death of 10yo Aboriginal boy in ...

Premier Roger Cook would support expediting a coronial inquest into the suicide of a 10-year-old Aboriginal boy who died in the care of the ... View article...

Right Fire and Cultural Education for Youth

... Aboriginal and non- Aboriginal students. With delivery across three primary schools and two high schools in the Eurobodalla, Yiridbu Minga ... View article...

Treaty talks to centre on power shift

Historic Victorian treaty talks are set to centre on the state government ceding relevant decision-making powers to Aboriginal people. View article...

'Very totemic and very Aboriginal': Australia's entry at Venice Biennale is a family tree going ...

... Aboriginal deaths. Among them are the redacted coronial reports of the 557 Aboriginal people who have died in police and prison custody since the ... View article...

Strong partnership underpins new $7M facility for national parks and Worimi Conservation ...

... Aboriginal joint management board. Seventeen years ago, the NSW Government returned 4,200 hectares of land at Stockton Bight to the Worimi ... View article...

State 'fails' to grasp Aboriginal self-determination

The meaning of self-determination for Aboriginal people is still not understood by the Victorian government and its public service, ... View article...

2 Indigenous Chilliwack athletes among those immortalized in new BC Sports Hall of Fame exhibit

Lara is a former two-time world champion in ultimate frisbee, and served as a project manager for Aboriginal Sport and Youth as a part of the ... View article...

Children failed by the system, say First Nations groups

In the troubled town of Alice Springs, Aboriginal organisations are calling for a focus on community-led solutions, rather... View article...

Extraordinary finds at Juukan Gorge to be revealed at international conference

Representatives of the PKKP Aboriginal Corporation will this week use an international conference to reveal significant findings, including the ... View article...

Naala Badu at AGNSW

The Art Gallery of NSW has belatedly come up with an Aboriginal name for its new $344m building – and a matching name for the 132 year old sandstone ... View article...

Dieback summit looks for solutions as ancient bunya pine 'skeletons' spread beyond national parks

For thousands of years, Aboriginal nation groups journeyed to Queensland's Bunya Mountains and Blackall Range, gathering large nut-filled cones from ... View article...

Roundtables seek agreement for defining Indigenous agricultural products

“We are calling all Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people involved in agriculture, as well as non-Indigenous people interested in promoting ... View article...

A tale of compassion, empathy and inclusivity: Farewelling Riki Richards after a 26-year ...

... Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander community in Auburn. “The Auburn area didn't have anything for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people ... View article...

CAP says housing budget failing Indigenous Peoples

The national vice-chief of the Congress of Aboriginal Peoples (CAP), says the federal government is failing to meet its housing budget and policy for ... View article...

Host a Screening of Rebel with a Cause

Oodgeroo Noonuccal was a key spokesperson for Aboriginal issues. The first Aboriginal person to publish a book of verse, her poetic viewpoint and ... View article...

'No one wants these things': Warren Mundine calls the NSW government's move for ...

Consultations with Aboriginal communities across the state will be the first step in the process of developing a formal agreement with the ... View article...

Evidence Aboriginal people made pottery and sailed thousands of years ago discovered

Researchers have discovered new evidence that shows Aboriginal people made pottery and sailed to distant offshore islands thousands of years ago. View article...

Children's community mental health hub opens in the South West

... Aboriginal Mental Health Workers who can provide cultural intervention and liaison services for families and clients. ICAMHS will also work ... View article...