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Project Tracker for First Nations renewable projects launched

Project Tracker for First Nations renewable projects launched

Indigenous Science & Environment

First Nations communities are leading the way in renewable projects in Australia. This week, the First Nations Clean Energy Network...

Beetaloo Basin project emissions underestimated: report

Beetaloo Basin project emissions underestimated: report

Science & Environment

A new report conducted by Climate Analytics found out the Beetaloo Basin fracking project’s emissions have been underestimated. The report...

New WA’s Aboriginal Cultural Heritage bill replaced

New WA’s Aboriginal Cultural Heritage bill replaced

Indigenous

A bill to repeal Western Australia’s 2021 Aboriginal Cultural Heritage laws and replace them with an updated version of an...

Supply Nation bridges Indigenous businesses with industry

Supply Nation bridges Indigenous businesses with industry

Communications & Culture

Indigenous-owned businesses are flourishing and becoming essential in many sectors. But sometimes getting supply from First Nations businesses is challenging...

Dingo Misconceptions Reevaluated in how to Control Them

Dingo Misconceptions Reevaluated in how to Control Them

Indigenous Science & Environment

Last month, the Inaugural First Nations Dingo Forum was held in Cairns, with over 20 Nations calling on all levels...

Voice campaign on its last week urge CALD communities to vote

Voice campaign on its last week urge CALD communities to vote

Indigenous Politics & Economy

The Voice to Parliament Referendum is just around the corner, and both campaigns are gearing up before Australians go to...

Why this Kamilaroi woman wants you to vote yes in The Voice referendum

Why this Kamilaroi woman wants you to vote yes in The Voice referendum

Indigenous Politics & Economy Social Justice

Brisbane-based Kamilaroi woman, Yvonne Orley, wants you to vote ‘yes’ in the upcoming referendum on whether to recognise Indigenous peoples...

Voice campaign and the potential impact on First Nations communities

Voice campaign and the potential impact on First Nations communities

Politics & Economy

Yesterday, The Wire interviewed Senator Jacinta Nampijinpa Price about her opposition to the Voice to Parliament Referendum. Both campaigns are...

First Nations peoples face barriers for enrolment in Voice referendum

First Nations peoples face barriers for enrolment in Voice referendum

Communications & Culture Indigenous

First Nations enrolment for the upcoming Voice to Parliament referendum is increasing, but there are still significant barriers to overcome....

First Nations creatives teach their craft at Qld summit

First Nations creatives teach their craft at Qld summit

Indigenous

The 2023 Creators of Ipswich Summit kicked off the Spark Ipswich arts festival this week. The Queensland Summit gave participants...