Indigenous

What’s Wrong with the Advance Movement?

What’s Wrong with the Advance Movement?

Politics & Economy The Wire

Liberal Senator Jacinta Nampijinpa Price has unveiled the Advance Movement platform, aimed at Native Title reform, creating jobs for Indigenous...

Can curfews address the youth crime in Alice Springs?

Can curfews address the youth crime in Alice Springs?

The Wire

Following a spate of youth crimes in Alice Springs, a three day curfew was imposed on the city. However, many...

QUT develops new app immersing users in local Indigenous history & culture

QUT develops new app immersing users in local Indigenous history & culture

Communications & Culture The Wire

A new mobile app developed by QUT aims to immerse users in the culture and history of the Turrbal and...

New initiative to support First Nations teaching students

New initiative to support First Nations teaching students

Education The Wire

Indigenous students who want to become teachers are being offered new pathways to help them achieve their goals The Victorian...

Good news for Indigenous Business

Good news for Indigenous Business

Politics & Economy Social Justice The Wire

Indigenous businesses have done well in the currently tough economic headwinds. It’s reported they’ve contributed over $16 billion to the...

Teachers don’t feel confident sharing Aboriginal history and culture in classrooms, survey finds

Teachers don’t feel confident sharing Aboriginal history and culture in classrooms, survey finds

Education The Wire

New research has found Australian teachers are afraid of saying the ‘wrong thing’ when it comes to embedding First Nations...

Culturally Nourishing Schools Project: Bringing teachers out of classrooms and onto Country

Culturally Nourishing Schools Project: Bringing teachers out of classrooms and onto Country

Education The Wire

An initiative from UNSW is taking teachers out of the classroom and onto Country to build connections and confidence to...

MJA special issue highlights Indigenous knowledge in health

MJA special issue highlights Indigenous knowledge in health

Communications & Culture Health The Wire

The Medical Journal of Australia has launched a special edition, foregrounding Indigenous knowledge and leadership in health. The collaboration between...

NAIDOC week: Storytelling with Dharriwaa Elders

NAIDOC week: Storytelling with Dharriwaa Elders

The Wire

It’s NAIDOC week and as part of the week long celebration held across the nation, historian Dr. Michael Bennett will...

A quarter of First Nations Children are suffering from ear disease

A quarter of First Nations Children are suffering from ear disease

Health The Wire 10 July 2024

Remote communities have higher rates of ear disease than First Nations children in Cities or regional towns.  Although some of...