NAIDOC Week all about pride
Celebrating this year’s NAIDOC theme – Keep the Fire Burning! Blak, Loud and Proud – Healthy Harold reflects on the role of pride in honouring Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples
Celebrating this year’s NAIDOC theme – Keep the Fire Burning! Blak, Loud and Proud – Healthy Harold reflects on the role of pride in honouring Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples
Busking for Change 2024: Students are invited to join top Aussie performers in their bid to help preserve ‘severely endangered’ Indigenous languages by learning this one simple song
Just outside one of the Northern Territory’s most beautiful national parks, a class of students traded whiteboards for red dirt to keep their connection to country strong
This National Reconciliation Week marks 24 years since the historic Walk for Reconciliation over Sydney Harbour Bridge – but the ‘No’ referendum vote has left a scar for many Australians
Indigenous Sport Week: the first Indigenous Australian Olympic beach volleyballer recalls the defining moment a First Nations champion proved Olympic dreams really do come true
Let’s all get behind Eurovision 2024’s youngest act: 17-year-old Sydney girl Silia Kapsis, who earned a spot in this weekend’s final flying the flag for Cyprus but still calls Australia home
Four Aboriginal spears taken without permission by James Cook and his crew have been formally released in the UK by Trinity College, Cambridge, and returned to direct Dharawal descendants
The first humans to set foot in Australia would have discovered a large, abundant continent where giant beasts roamed the land, according to a study on the ancient continent of ‘Sahul’
Indigenous artist Archie Moore has become the first Australian to win the Golden Lion award at the La Biennale de Venezia with a massive hand-drawn family tree covering 65,000 years
A remarkable discovery of 2000-year-old pottery shows Indigenous Australians living in Cape York were both craftsmen and sophisticated seafarers, according to new research
Darwin’s Henbury School is the first Northern Territory campus to join a national pathways program to support the education of students with disabilities through hands-on learning experiences
Aussie children’s author Andy Griffiths launches the Indigenous Literacy Foundation’s annual Great Book Swap at Sydney Sea Life aquarium – get swapping and win a virtual visit from Andy
Australian athletes have showed off new uniforms that feature a First Nations design ahead of the 2024 Paris Olympics, but not everyone is happy with the colour choice of one particular jersey
Disadvantaged young people who might once have landed in trouble with the law have become the first in their families to graduate thanks to police scholarships funding their school years
Students and teachers at Kellyville Public School share their commitment to truth telling and Reconciliation after being named finalists in this year’s national Narragunnawali Awards
Australians famously love slang – and the very best of it speaks a thousand words, as in the deceptively simple summary of the Voice referendum result in Mark Knight’s cartoon
Anthony Albanese said we need ‘a new way forward’ after Australians overwhelmingly voted against the Indigenous Voice to Parliament in the referendum
Australia is off to the polls for the first referendum since 1999. Let’s learn more about how and why we have referendums and what the Indigeneous Voice to Parliament referendum is all about
Part 7: Australians have heard both sides of the Voice debate for months – now it all boils down to what happens on the day
PART 6: Yes campaigners say approving the Voice will provide unity, hope and make a positive difference to the lives of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people