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CLANCESTRY, Queensland Performing Arts Centre (QPAC)’s iconic festival, provides a platform for both established and emerging First Nations artists. Headline... View Article
FIRST Nations big-band soul outfit the Deans of Soul have recently released a new album, titled Peace, Pride and Joy.... View Article
THE men behind a landmark climate case say they will continue their fight to save their homelands. The uncles filed... View Article
IN our latest edition, ON SALE TODAY, you’ll read about: • POLITICS: A group of right-wing senators who turned their backs... View Article
“IT’S been a magnificent week, we’ve had heaps of events” Yarrabah Traditional Owner and Gindaja Treatment and Healing CEO Ailsa... View Article
VIC: THE Shrine of Remembrance in Melbourne honoured the service of Indigenous soldiers last Sunday with a special NAIDOC week... View Article
THE Parliament of NSW welcomed 20 young Aboriginal leaders (aged 18– 25) for its Young Aboriginal Leaders Program as part... View Article
NSW: RENOWNED Aṉangu Pitjantjatjara Yankunytjatjara (APY) Lands artist and teacher Betty Kuntiwa Pumani is presenting her first major museum survey... View Article
FIRST Nations love, hope and healing are shining out in Brisbane with the production of Dear Son, premiering and playing... View Article
WHILE the rates of First Nations children in out-of-home care continue to rise, two powerful grandmothers are fighting back. Grandmothers... View Article