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Reconciliation Week Begins Today

Reconciliation Week Begins Today

Social Justice The Wire

National Reconciliation Week runs each year from May 27th to June 3rd, with the dates commemorating the successful 1967 referendum...

First Nations community witnessed rocket launched in Kooniba

First Nations community witnessed rocket launched in Kooniba

Science & Environment The Wire

Koonibba is a remote Aboriginal community 586 kilometres northwest of Adelaide, and it’s already launched a rocket. Southern Launch’s 11.5...

Plans to erect King Charlie statue in Alice Springs

Plans to erect King Charlie statue in Alice Springs

Communications & Culture The Wire

A new statue is being planned to be erected in Alice Springs to honour and commemorate a 19th century headman...

Here’s what this year’s Federal Budget means for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islanders

Here’s what this year’s Federal Budget means for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islanders

Politics & Economy The Wire

Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander organizations say this year’s federal budget will provide welcome relief for some service providers, but...

Budget 2024 – First Nations funding welcomed, but more is needed

Budget 2024 – First Nations funding welcomed, but more is needed

Politics & Economy The Wire

A First Nations organisation welcomes the government’s funding for new policies and childhood education. SNAICC National Voice for our Children...

Tasmanian Coroner’s Office under fire over Aboriginal remains

Tasmanian Coroner’s Office under fire over Aboriginal remains

The Wire

The Tasmanian Coroner’s Office is facing serious backlash after dropping Aboriginal remains in paper bags at the Tasmanian Aboriginal Centre.The...

More jobs needed on country to close unemployment gap for Indigenous Australians

More jobs needed on country to close unemployment gap for Indigenous Australians

The Wire

An Indigenous recruitment specialist says creating more jobs for First Nations Australians on country is key to improving employment rates.In...

Post curfew in Alice Springs: is it safer?

Post curfew in Alice Springs: is it safer?

Social Justice The Wire

It’s been almost a fortnight since the NT government lifted the curfew aimed to reduce youth crime in Alice Springs.The...

Government should keep out-of-home children safe: Thorpe

Government should keep out-of-home children safe: Thorpe

Social Justice The Wire

A warning, the following story contains details some listeners may find distressing.The death of a 10-year-old Indigenous boy in state...

Award-winning podcast brings alive Yuggera history and language

Award-winning podcast brings alive Yuggera history and language

Communications & Culture The Wire

When Karina Hogan and Jenae Tien met while working at ABC Brisbane, they hit it off straight away despite their...
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