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VIC: A HISTORIC treaty moment for Indigenous Australians has been overshadowed by an election pledge from Victoria’s opposition party to unceremoniously dump it.

AUS: With witness evidence wrapping up on Thursday and findings yet to be presented from the latest inquiry into the death of Mark Anthony Haines, his family are asking for their suspicions of foul play to be taken seriously.

NSW: THE highest number of Indigenous deaths-in-custody for one state ever recorded in a single year has prompted a rare intervention from the coroner.

IN SPORT:

CULMINATING in a thrilling victory in the footy to Mallee Park (Port Lincoln) – the 2025 South Australian Aboriginal football championships, and the netball counterpart, were held at the Central Oval facility at Port Augusta earlier this month.

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Charlie Maher

Charlie Maher completes remarkable eight-marathon journey across Australia

Wednesday, 22 October 2025 9:52 am

Western Arrernte man Charlie Maher has achieved another extraordinary milestone having completed eight marathons across all eight states and territories in Australia in a single year! Maher, who serves as the Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Chief …

King Charles talking to Anangu Traditional Owners

Anangu leaders meet King to mark Uluru handback

Wednesday, 22 October 2025 9:52 am

A group of Anangu Traditional Owners have spoken with King Charles at Australia House in the United Kingdom to mark the 40th anniversary of the handback of the Uluru National Park. King Charles attended the commemoration at the diplomatic mission in central London, where he …

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Wiradjuri woman Olivia Coe Fox gives voice to culture.

Would be teacher has The Voice

Wednesday, 15 October 2025 12:48 pm

Wiradjuri woman and University of Sydney primary education student, Olivia Coe Fox, has become the first person to sing in an Aboriginal language on the The Voice Australia, marking a historic moment in Australian television.

Singing in Yawuru language, her cover of ‘I Am, You Are, We are Australian’ was accompanied by didgeridoo and widely praised as an emotional and cultural significant moment.

Discover more about these deadly Fellows.

First Nations leaders win Churchill fellowships

Wednesday, 15 October 2025 12:48 pm

Fourteen Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander leaders have been named Churchill Fellows for 2025.

They will travel the world to bring back ideas that strengthen culture, communities and Country. Their projects span land management, health, education, justice, fashion and the arts reflecting the breadth of First Nations leadership across Australia.