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From Victor Harbor to Glenelg: Robbie’s run for childhood dementia Ngura Ninti project to harness First Nations perspectives on Australian history NDIS providers struggle to make ends meet: research Court hearings in Alice Springs for Pine Gap protest postponed Disability Support Providers Face Challenges with NDIS Funding Reforms Jubiliation and Uncertainty as Assad falls SNUS: Nicotine pouch use on the rise in Australian youth Connecting to Country with Gadhungal Marring New project boosts educator confidence in teaching consent Stormy weather increases thunderstorm asthma risk

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Its the best of the Wire for this week!

Its the best of the Wire for this week!

A Weekly digest of the Sector’s Flagship News and Current Affairs program, The Wire.We bring together the top stories of...

WA Premier apologises for incarceration and in situ burial of Indigenous Australians on Rottnest Island

WA Premier apologises for incarceration and in situ burial of Indigenous Australians on Rottnest Island

A weeklong cultural ceremonies have come to a close on Wadjemup this week to acknowledge the Aboriginal men and boys...

First Nations’ ancestral remains repatriated back to Australia

First Nations’ ancestral remains repatriated back to Australia

The ancestral remains of First Nations adults and children held by Californian institutions since the early 1900s have now been...

Continued calls for QLD Truth-telling and Healing Inquiry as uncertainty remains

Continued calls for QLD Truth-telling and Healing Inquiry as uncertainty remains

First Nations people and organisations from across the country continue calls for the new Queensland government to reverse their decision...

How can food security be improved in regional Australia?

How can food security be improved in regional Australia?

Food insecurity has been a barrier to health and wellbeing for many First Nations communities in Australia’s regions. But, the...

Tik Tok Project offers support to First Nations youth

Tik Tok Project offers support to First Nations youth

A year from Australia’s Voice referendum, one Aboriginal elder says the impacts are still felt deeply within First Nation’s communities,...

First Nations’ communities urge QLD premier to reconsider Truth-telling and Healing Inquiry

First Nations’ communities urge QLD premier to reconsider Truth-telling and Healing Inquiry

First Nations elders and Community leaders are urging the new QLD premier David Crisafulli to reconsider his decision to scrap...

Wadjemup Wirin Bidi, commemorating Rottnest Island’s dark history

Wadjemup Wirin Bidi, commemorating Rottnest Island’s dark history

This week,  Aboriginal Elders and community groups from all over Western Australia will gather to commemorate Australia’s largest single Death-in-Custody...

Peter Dutton on Indigenous wellbeing, nuclear, and refugees

Peter Dutton on Indigenous wellbeing, nuclear, and refugees

This week, Federal opposition leader Peter Dutton visited the Pilbara region in Western Australia. He addressed the media and spoke...

“The message was clear”- senator Lidia Thorpe on confronting King Charles

“The message was clear”- senator Lidia Thorpe on confronting King Charles

Last week, Victorian Senator Lidia Thorpe made global headlines after disrupting King Charle’s visit to Parliament House.Senator Thorpe, a Gurnai,...
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