Tjanpi Desert Weavers: 30 Years of Indigenous Art
For three decades, the Tjanpi Desert Weavers have transformed traditional Indigenous crafts into contemporary art, captivating global audiences from remote Australia.
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Indigenous Designers Shine at Country to Couture 2025
Discover the vibrant fusion of tradition and modernity at Country to Couture 2025, where Indigenous designers redefine fashion with tactile textiles and bold prints.
Seattle NHL team's polar bears jersey sparks outrage
The Seattle Kraken's new alternate jersey, featuring polar bears, has sparked outrage among Indigenous groups and environmentalists, leading to calls for a redesign.
Cullin-La-Ringo Massacre: New Research Sheds Light
New research sheds light on the 1861 Cullin-La-Ringo massacre in Queensland, revealing untold stories of Indigenous resistance and colonial violence.
Tom Wills: AFL's Controversial Founding Father
Explore the fascinating journey of Tom Wills, a pivotal figure in Australian football history, as experts delve into his controversial legacy and influence on the AFL.
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.
Melbourne Storm sorry for Welcome to Country omission
The Melbourne Storm have issued an apology after failing to perform a Welcome to Country ceremony during their Anzac Day and Indigenous Round match, sparking controversy.
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
Albanese pledges £176m for Indigenous Australians
Australian Prime Minister Anthony Albanese commits an additional £176 million to support Indigenous communities as calls for a treaty intensify.
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.
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.
Dubbo's Australia Day: Joy and Debate
The vibrant Australia Day festivities in Dubbo, NSW, brought communities together with music, food, and cultural displays, while also reigniting debates over the date's historical significance.
Nasa Indigenous Community Targeted in Colombia Violence
The Nasa indigenous community in Colombia is under attack, with children among the victims of escalating violence. Authorities are accused of failing to protect them.
Korubo people embrace Starlink in Amazon
Discover how the Korubo people, once isolated in the Amazon, embraced modern technology with Starlink, transforming their lives and community.
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.
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.
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.
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.
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