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WA: Just four years after starting her own business, Bardi-Jawi woman, Rosanna Angus, from the Dampier Peninsula, north of Broome in Western Australia, has taken out first prize for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Tourism Experiences in the WA Tourism Awards.

AUS: A petition has been launched calling on the federal government to introduce a national Australia Long Weekend celebration to finally resolve the annual January ‘Australia Day debate’.

WA: Traditional Owners and Custodians gathered at Hearson’s Cove to celebrate the inscription of the Murujuga Cultural Landscape on UNESCO’s World Heritage List.

NSW: A FIRST Nations public servant and singer due to perform at an awards dinner in front of a premier has been suspended for showing solidarity with Gaza.

NT: From the tropical Top End to the dusty dirt of Central Australia, Darwin barber Kyle Bambra is showing young people in remote communities how a simple skill can turn into a career – one haircut at a time.

QLD: A central Queensland cattle station, formerly Graceville, now Turraburra, has become the centre of a revival of Iningai people, previously assumed to be wiped out by history.

AUS: Indigenous artists punched well above their weight at the ARIAS.