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Māori and First Nations celebrate Waitangi in Sydney

Māori and First Nations of Australia came together in Sydney to celebrate and commemorate the Treaty of Waitangi , highlighting shared histories, ... View article...

Team Australia's Winter Olympics 2026 Olympic Village experience has Indigenous culture ...

Aboriginal artwork also adorns the athlete accommodation, and Hore has designed some special training gloves for bobsleigh medal hopeful in the ... View article...

Diagnosing and managing bleeding disorders in regional and remote Australia

These challenges disproportionately affect Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples. Bleeding disorders comprise a heterogeneous group of ... View article...

Resilient Australia Awards 2025: Celebrating leaders in community resilience

The celebrated projects included initiatives that protect Aboriginal cultural heritage, support young people's wellbeing after floods , build local and ... View article...

Debunking: Australia Day is about 1949, not 1788!

Now, credit where credit is due, this seems like a super clever way to take the first 161 years of atrocities committed against  Aboriginal  people ( ... View article...

What Australia can learn from its first bilingual Aboriginal school

As the first Aboriginal bilingual school in New South Wales , GGFS has become a beacon of what culturally grounded education can achieve through the ... View article...

The one word white Australians are told NOT to use when talking about First Nations people

The Macquarie Dictionary defines an Aborigine as 'a member of a tribal people, the earliest known inhabitants of Australia ' or 'a descendant of this ... View article...

Oxfam Renews Calls for Truth, Treaty, Justice

Oxfam Australia stands in solidarity with all Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples and calls on federal, state and territory leaders to ... View article...

First Nations leaders urge Australians to act on Invasion Day injustice

Aboriginal leaders in the Northern Territory have spoken out about the pain they feel on Australia Day as much of the nation celebrates, ... View article...

West Australian Indigenous heritage stoush 'makes mockery of laws' intent'

Western Australia 's Aboriginal heritage laws make it a criminal offence to publish photographs of protected sites – including wedding pictures and ... View article...

Childhood memories of Aboriginal mission spark Australia Day plea

The Chronicle columnist Greg Johnson has shared his childhood memories of Aboriginal friendships in segregated Moree , calling for Australians to ... View article...

Aboriginal staff given extra paid leave to recognise the impacts of colonisation

Aboriginal staff at Australia's biggest university can now take three extra days of paid leave each year to help them cope with the perceived ongoing ... View article...

Global study reveals widespread burning of plastic for heating and cooking

Curtin University acknowledges Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people, the First Peoples of this place we call Australia , and recognises them ... View article...

Australia needs a better unifying symbol if we are going to take down Aboriginal flags

The Aboriginal flag was under sustained attack throughout 2025. Critics argue it is divisive , that it represents only a small… View article...

How Indigenous Enterprise Is Reshaping the ASX 200 Energy Narrative

Aboriginal enterprises gain global exposure through a landmark energy showcase · Western Australia strengthens Indigenous participation across energy  ... View article...

Bizzi Lavelle uncovers the hidden history of Blak burlesque in Australia

In her search, Lavelle uncovered a history of Aboriginal women taking part in 'Leg Shows', a kind of travelling strip show that was often held in ... View article...

Scientists have discovered when and by what routes people first settled Australia and New Guinea

... Aboriginal Australians believe that they have always lived on their land. However, for Western scientists and archaeologists , the details of ... View article...

The disappearing of children: How the state makes kids vanish

Across Australia, Aboriginal children are being disappeared by the carceral state .They are transferred without notice. Moved in secret. View article...

Supporting First Nations tourism in South Australia

... Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people. The funding will go towards five tourism projects at the Yitpi Yartapuultiku cultural precinct in ... View article...

South Australia's First Nations Communities To Benefit From Two Million Three Hundred ...

... Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander communities. This funding is part of a broader initiative designed to foster sustainable tourism while also ... View article...

WA research reveals why Aboriginal women face higher breast cancer death rates

A research breakthrough in Western Australia has helped explain the mystery of historically low survival rates among Aboriginal breast cancer  ... View article...

Australia records highest number of Indigenous deaths in custody since 1979

The Australian Institute of Criminology 's new report found Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islanders made up 33 out of 113 deaths in prison or police ... View article...

Aboriginal staff at Monash University given extra paid leave to recognise the impacts of colonisation

Aboriginal staff at Australia's biggest university can now take three extra days of paid leave each year to help them cope with the perceived ongoing ... View article...

Aboriginal family services calling for emphasis on support over child removal

Less than sixteen cents in every dollar spent on Australia's child protection system goes towards early intervention programs aimed at keeping ... View article...

Australia sees highest Indigenous deaths in custody in 40 years

Report says 33 Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people died in custody in 2024–25 , nearly double long-term average, as Indigenous communities  ... View article...