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Travel Answers Group partners with Discover Aboriginal Experiences to bring Australia's ...

Targeted trade push will help U.S. advisors sell deeper, more differentiated Australia itineraries through authentic Aboriginal -guided experiences ... View article...

Australia eliminates trachoma endemic

RACGP Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Health Chair Dr Karen Nicholls said the achievement is a testament to the value of community ... View article...

NT diphtheria outbreak worsens as cases of the potentially deadly disease more than double

The department and Aboriginal health organisations are urging all Territorians to stay up to date with vaccinations . ... The NT's chief health officer , ... View article...

10 Of The Most Captivating Small Towns In Australia

The Pitjantjatjara Aboriginal community has long considered the rock sacred. The orange granite, basalt, and sandstone formations of Kata Tjuṯa  ... View article...

Victorian social housing announcement welcomed as Indigenous homelessness grows

The Victorian Government 's announcement of 7000 new social homes has been welcomed by the state's Aboriginal Housing and Homelessness Forum, ... View article...

Australians increasingly reject welcome to country ceremonies

Attitudes towards welcome to country . The poll of 1,001 Australia was conducted by Dynata between 23 and 27 April 2026. Q1: Aboriginal  ... View article...

12 more potential burial sites have been discovered on Wadjemup Rottnest Island

... Aboriginal prison from the 19th to early 20th centuries, where thousands of Aboriginal men and boys from across Western Australia were incarcerated. View article...

Welcomes and Acknowledgements needed now more than ever

Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples should be aware that this website may include references to and images of deceased persons , as well as ... View article...

Booing an Aboriginal elder at a solemn public commemoration is racial hostility, however you spin it

On the day Australians gather to honour sacrifice, service and national unity, some in those crowds chose to direct hostility at Aboriginal people ... View article...

Fire unearths incredible secret on side of Aussie cliff: 'You only hear the stories'

Strategic use of fire is helping to reveal undocumented artwork on cliffs around Cape York Peninsula Aboriginal Land ( CYPAL ). View article...

Discover Aboriginal Experiences launches inspiring story bank for trade

Discover Aboriginal Experience launches Story Bank with ready-to-use content helping partners promote Aboriginal tourism across Australia. View article...

Aboriginal Sexual Health Workshop

The Aboriginal sexual health workshop is an Aboriginal -led and designed event aiming to build confidence in communication and combat shame and ... View article...

National Indigenous Disaster Resilience Gathering e...

While the gathering is informed by the disproportionate impact major environmental hazards have on Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander communities, ... View article...

Bridging the gap between school and uni

... Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander students and students from regional and remote areas. In 2025 , more than 25,000 students enrolled in a free  ... View article...

Indigenous-led AI platform signals new direction for language, data and governance

A new Aboriginal -led digital platform combining language revitalisation and artificial intelligence was officially launched  ... View article...

A hidden side of Anzac history

"Why didn't my father get what everyone else got?" After World War One , returned soldiers were given land to settle on as farmers. But Aboriginal  ... View article...

Indigenous-led cultural learning in schools is vital - but no govt is listening

Schools far too often rely on symbolic gestures rather than meaningful action to support Aboriginal students, and there is an urgent need for ... View article...

'No accountability, no checks and balances, no responsibility': how Indigenous peoples think about AI

But we asked Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people how they are encountering AI in their everyday lives, and a different picture started to ... View article...

Diphtheria outbreak grows in WA

Last month, the WA Department of Health issued a clinician alert warning of seven cases of toxigenic diphtheria among Aboriginal communities in the ... View article...

Homeless after eviction, First Nations mother dies two weeks after giving birth

Just two weeks later, the homeless Aboriginal woman died from sepsis . She is mourned by her mother, who blames WA's Department of Housing. "They made ... View article...