NZ electoral reform boosts Māori rights
New Zealand introduces groundbreaking electoral reforms to enhance Māori representation and align with international human rights standards, sparking both praise and debate.
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Price-Wong clash over Indigenous Voice proposal
Shadow Minister for Indigenous Australians Jacinta Price challenges Foreign Minister Penny Wong on the proposed Indigenous Voice to Parliament, sparking a heated exchange over constitutional recognition and representation.
Queensland Native Title Council in Mismanagement Row
A Queensland Native Title council is under fire following allegations of financial mismanagement and governance failures, raising concerns among Indigenous communities.
Tech meets tradition in Brazil's missionary outreach
Missionaries in Brazil are employing drones, radios, and even shotguns to connect with remote indigenous communities. Discover the innovative methods bridging ancient cultures and modern technology.
Missionaries use secret audio to target Brazil's tribes
Missionaries are employing covert audio technology to evangelise among Brazil's uncontacted indigenous communities, raising ethical and legal concerns.
Ancient Roman egg found with liquid still inside
Archaeologists in the UK have made a groundbreaking discovery—a 1,700-year-old Roman egg that still holds its original liquid contents. This unprecedented find sheds new light on ancient diets and preservation techniques.
India's 2027 census excludes North Sentinel Island tribe
India's upcoming 2027 census will not include North Sentinel Island, home to the Sentinelese tribe, to preserve their isolation and protect them from outside threats.
Supreme Court backs Muscogee Creek Nation in sovereignty case
The US Supreme Court has upheld the Muscogee Creek Nation's sovereignty over a significant portion of eastern Oklahoma, marking a historic victory for tribal rights.
Tammy Shipley death in custody inquest begins
The coroner's inquest into the death of Tammy Shipley while in NSW police custody has commenced, raising serious questions about police accountability and Indigenous deaths in custody.
Wong and Price clash over Welcome to Country
Australian Foreign Minister Penny Wong and Indigenous Senator Jacinta Price engage in a heated exchange over the 'Welcome to Country' protocol, sparking national debate on cultural recognition.
Ancient Hawaiian village unearthed in Oahu
Archaeologists have uncovered a centuries-old Hawaiian village in Oahu, revealing well-preserved artefacts and structures that offer a rare glimpse into pre-colonial life in the Pacific.
Hanson condemned for mocking Indigenous tradition
One Nation leader Pauline Hanson faces fierce backlash from Labor and the Greens after dismissing Indigenous 'Acknowledgement of Country' as divisive, reigniting debates over reconciliation and political rhetoric.
Hanson critiques 'Welcome to Country' on Sky News
Controversial Australian politician Pauline Hanson has ignited a fresh debate after criticising 'Welcome to Country' ceremonies during an interview with Sky News' Chris Kenny.
Cherokee Freedman descendant makes history in Tribal Council win
Grayson, a descendant of Cherokee Freedmen, makes history by securing a seat on the Cherokee Nation Tribal Council, marking a pivotal moment for tribal inclusion.
Hanson clashes with Pocock in fiery Senate debate
Australian Senator Pauline Hanson sparks controversy with her remarks towards Indigenous Senator David Pocock during a Senate debate, leading to a tense confrontation.
Tony Armstrong addresses racism fatigue in AFL and beyond
Former AFL star and ABC presenter Tony Armstrong addresses the exhaustion felt by Indigenous Australians over ongoing racism and the divisive Voice referendum.
Tiwi Islands Grand Final: Football meets Indigenous culture
The Tiwi Islands Grand Final showcases the unique blend of Australian Rules Football and Indigenous traditions in a dazzling display of community spirit and athleticism.
Children survive 40 days in jungle after plane crash
Four siblings, aged 13, 9, 4, and 1, miraculously survived 40 days in the Amazon jungle after a plane crash. Their incredible story of resilience has captivated the world.
Albanese faces backlash over 'Welcome to Country' message
Prime Minister Anthony Albanese's 'Welcome to Country' message sparks debate as critics question its necessity and timing.
Australia pressured Blair to avoid Indigenous delegation
Declassified documents reveal Australia urged the UK government to avoid meeting an Indigenous delegation during a 1999 visit, branding them 'troublemakers'.
Indigenous Group Wins Native Title in Landmark Ruling
A landmark legal ruling has granted native title rights to an Indigenous group, acknowledging their ancestral connection to the land in a historic victory for Indigenous rights.
Police officer survives spear attack to head
A Northern Territory policewoman miraculously survives after being speared in the head during a violent confrontation in a remote Indigenous community.
First Nations rugby stars in Scotland vs Australia match
Scotland and Australia will honour Indigenous cultures in a historic rugby union match, featuring First Nations players and pre-game traditions.
Millewa Mallee First Nations win native title after 30yrs
The Millewa Mallee Aboriginal communities have secured a landmark native title claim, ending a 30-year legal battle for recognition of their ancestral lands in Victoria.
Mundine slams Albanese over flag debate
Prominent Indigenous leader Warren Mundine has criticised PM Anthony Albanese for reigniting the debate over changing the Australian flag, calling it a distraction from real issues.
Caddo Nation loses last fluent speaker of native language
The Caddo Nation mourns as its last fluent speaker dies, marking the potential extinction of a centuries-old indigenous language.
Roman treasures unearthed in pub garden dig
An astonishing archaeological discovery in a pub garden has unearthed rare Roman artefacts, rewriting local history and thrilling experts.
Torres Strait Islanders face climate extinction
Torres Strait Islanders face an existential threat as rising sea levels erode their homes and culture. This is their fight for survival.
First Native American confirmed as US Interior Secretary
Deb Haaland makes history as the first Native American to lead the US Department of the Interior, marking a milestone for Indigenous representation in government.
Torres Strait climate case dismissed by court
A groundbreaking climate lawsuit brought by Torres Strait Islanders has been dismissed by Australia's Federal Court, dealing a blow to Indigenous communities fighting for climate justice.
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