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Impostor Indigenous Art Under Inquiry

Impostor Indigenous Art Under Inquiry

Indigenous

Inauthentic Indigenous art continues to fill tourist shops around the nation. The consequences of using generic Aboriginal and First Nation...

Call for Indigenous to partake in Census 2021

Call for Indigenous to partake in Census 2021

Communications & Culture Indigenous The Law

The Australian Bureau of Statistics are about to commence Census night on Tuesday 10 August, with hopes to find important...

Fires give Landcare an indigenous focus

Fires give Landcare an indigenous focus

Science & Environment

Since the devastating fires of 2019/2020 there has been increasing interest in indigenous methiods of protecting, curating and revegetating lansdcape. ...

Backlash as the UN condemns Australia’s youth incarceration

Backlash as the UN condemns Australia’s youth incarceration

The Law

The United Nations has condemn Australian policy on youth incarceration at last weeks Universal Period Review. Australia’s Permanent Representative to...

Shades of Deadly: The new campaign to challenge First Nations stereotypes

Shades of Deadly: The new campaign to challenge First Nations stereotypes

Communications & Culture Education Indigenous Social Justice

Clothing the Gaps‘ new campaign, Shades of Deadly challenges stereotypes of First Nations people, celebrates culture and identity and creates...

Injustice for incarcerated Indigenous Youth

Injustice for incarcerated Indigenous Youth

Communications & Culture Indigenous Politics & Economy Social Justice

Australia’s Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islanders have been let down in the juvenile justice system as data shows 45 per...

Reconciliation in a cup – First Nations coffee brand launched

Reconciliation in a cup – First Nations coffee brand launched

Communications & Culture Indigenous Politics & Economy Social Justice

Dhuwa – pronounced DEE -WAH –  means to feel alive in Bidjara language. It is the name chosen by Australia’s...

First manual in suicide prevention for Indigenous communities available

First manual in suicide prevention for Indigenous communities available

Health

This week, the first comprehensive national collection of resources to help prevent suicide in Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander communities...

Homeless service falls victim to funding fight

Homeless service falls victim to funding fight

Indigenous

A service acclaimed for its success in preventing indigenous people from being evicted from public housing is facing a last...

Making COVID Messaging more culturally appropriate

Making COVID Messaging more culturally appropriate

Communications & Culture Health Indigenous Politics & Economy

Despite Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people having a higher uptake in regard to the vaccine roll-out, they remain among...