Thousands March in Australia for Voice and Justice
Massive crowds have taken to the streets in cities nationwide for the 'March In March' rallies, calling for political change, a Voice to Parliament, and action on climate and cost of living.
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Native Title Council Loses 3,500 Plots in Landmark Ruling
A Native Title body faces an unprecedented loss of ancestral lands after a Federal Court ruling dismissed its claim over a vast 3,500-plot territory, sparking outrage and a fierce vow to appeal.
Bristol returns sacred artefacts to Larrakia people
In a powerful act of post-colonial justice, Bristol's museum returns 14 culturally significant artefacts to the Larrakia people of Australia, setting a new precedent for UK cultural institutions.
Uncontacted Amazon Tribe at Risk From Common Cold
Exclusive: An isolated Amazon tribe faces potential annihilation after members contracted a common cold from nearby villagers, raising alarm among indigenous rights experts.
Indigenous Women: The Guardians of Ancestral Lands
Across the globe, Indigenous women are at the forefront of a vital struggle, defending their communities, ancestral lands, and cultural heritage against environmental destruction and corporate exploitation. Discover their powerful stories of resilience.
Lost in the Amazon: The Shocking Disappearance Exposing a Crisis
A deep dive into the mysterious disappearance of a British journalist and indigenous expert in the Amazon rainforest, uncovering a web of crime, environmental destruction, and a desperate search for answers.
Peru's uncontacted Mashco Piro tribe faces extinction from loggers
Exclusive: Rare footage reveals the devastating impact of illegal logging on the protected lands of the Mashco Piro, one of the world's last uncontacted tribes, as Peru faces international pressure to act.
Greenland Demands Colonial Apology from Denmark
Greenland's Prime Minister Mette Egede calls for a formal apology from Denmark for its colonial past, as a landmark report details decades of forced cultural assimilation and human rights abuses against the Inuit people.
Drone Reveals Uncontacted Amazon Tribe Under Threat
Exclusive aerial images reveal an uncontacted Indigenous tribe in the Amazon rainforest facing existential threats from illegal logging and drug trafficking, as experts warn of a humanitarian crisis.
Greenland Protests: Newborn Removed After Parenting Test
A controversial Danish 'parenting competence assessment' has led to the removal of a newborn from its Greenlandic mother in Nuuk, igniting protests and accusations of colonial-era discrimination.
Denver's Gathering of Nations Powwow Concludes with Hope
The 40th annual Gathering of Nations, North America's largest Native American powwow, concluded in Denver with a powerful message of cultural preservation and unity, as thousands celebrated indigenous traditions through dance, music, and ceremony.
Amazon Tribes Protest 'Silent Genocide' in Bogotá
Indigenous leaders from across the Amazon converge on Bogotá, demanding government action against illegal land invasions, deforestation, and violence they call a 'silent genocide'.
Swedish King faces indigenous rights backlash
King Carl XVI Gustaf of Sweden sparks controversy as indigenous Sami leaders accuse the monarchy of ignoring their rights in a contentious Arctic railway development.
Cathy Freeman stuns at NRL Indigenous Round in Sydney
Olympic legend Cathy Freeman graced the NRL Indigenous Round with her presence, cheering on the South Sydney Rabbitohs at Allianz Stadium in a heartwarming display of support for Indigenous athletes.
Melbourne Uni's Indigenous Education Breakthrough
The University of Melbourne has taken significant strides in embedding Indigenous perspectives into its curriculum, marking a historic step towards reconciliation and educational equity.
Indigenous Music Awards 2025: Stars Shine in Darwin
The 2025 National Indigenous Music Awards in Darwin showcased the brilliance of First Nations artists, with electrifying performances and heartfelt tributes lighting up the night.
Trump admin dismantles Pacific Islands heritage monument
The Trump administration's controversial decision to remove protections for a historic Pacific Islands monument has drawn fierce criticism from environmentalists and indigenous groups.
Jason Momoa's war on shark fishing in Hawaii
Hollywood star Jason Momoa takes a bold stance against shark fishing in Hawaii, defending indigenous traditions and marine conservation with a passionate call to action.
Emily Wurramara wins NIMA Artist of the Year 2025
Indigenous singer-songwriter Emily Wurramara takes home the prestigious Artist of the Year award at the 2025 National Indigenous Music Awards, celebrating her powerful contributions to First Nations music.
Aboriginal man dies alone in NSW custody
The tragic death of an Aboriginal man in a NSW prison without his family by his side has reignited calls for urgent reform in communication policies.
First Nations appeal Brisbane Olympic stadium site
A First Nations group is appealing a federal ruling that allows construction of Brisbane’s 2032 Olympic stadium on culturally significant land in Victoria Park.
Traditional owners seek release of settler's violent diaries
The descendants of Aboriginal traditional owners are calling for the complete release of diaries belonging to a Western Australian settler, which allegedly document the killings of Indigenous people. The diaries, currently held in archives, could shed lig
Garma Festival 2025: Indigenous Culture in Pictures
Explore the vibrant Garma Festival 2025 through breathtaking images capturing the essence of Indigenous Australian culture, traditions, and community spirit.
WA grants adopted people full access to birth records
Western Australia passes groundbreaking legislation granting adopted individuals full access to their birth records, empowering thousands to reclaim their personal histories.
Albanese vows to close Indigenous disadvantage gap
Prime Minister Anthony Albanese delivered a powerful speech at the Garma Festival, pledging to address the systemic inequalities faced by Indigenous Australians.
Uluru Dialogue pushes for Indigenous rights at Garma Festival
Leaders at the Garma Festival demand concrete steps to close the gap for Indigenous Australians, emphasising the need for constitutional recognition and policy reform.
Land rights icon Paul Coe dies aged 76
Paul Coe, a towering figure in Australia's Indigenous land rights movement, has died aged 76. A fierce advocate for Wiradjuri sovereignty, his legacy reshaped legal battles for Aboriginal rights.
Thorpe motion on Indigenous custody deaths
Senator Lidia Thorpe has introduced a motion addressing the alarming rates of Indigenous deaths in custody, calling for urgent government intervention.
Australia's Closing the Gap targets worsen in key areas
New data shows critical targets for improving Indigenous Australian lives are worsening, sparking calls for urgent policy reform.
Australia's Political Debate: Indigenous Rights & Gaza Dominate
Key political developments in Australia, including discussions on Closing the Gap, Indigenous rights, Gaza, and heated exchanges in Question Time between Anthony Albanese and Sussan Ley.
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