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Australian government not fully committed on human rights: AHRC New report explores first year burnout of Graduate Nurses NDIS service providers concerned on proposed cuts Activate Brisbane keeps local communities active in sports Keeping Music Venues Alive Calls to support for victims of sexual assault in WA’s regions Town camps in NT more than housing for First Nations communities Natural phenomenon supercharged by climate pollution Community respond to “apocalyptic” cuttlefish disappearance Chemical restraint for NDIS eligibility concerning: experts

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Purrumpa to bring First Nations arts and culture back

Purrumpa to bring First Nations arts and culture back

In October this year, the Australia Council for the Arts will host Purrumpa, a national gathering of First Nations art...

Could Cultural Burning Save Our Bush?

Could Cultural Burning Save Our Bush?

The health of this nation’s bush-land has been put in to question after the release of the state of the...

Fake Art Harming Indigenous Artists

Fake Art Harming Indigenous Artists

Report released by the Productivity Commission on Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islanders suggests that First Nations cultural and intellectual property...

Fake Art Harming Indigenous Artists

Fake Art Harming Indigenous Artists

Report released by the Productivity Commission on Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islanders suggests that First Nations cultural and intellectual property...

Emergency Relief Fund for Youpla Funeral Insurance Claimants

Emergency Relief Fund for Youpla Funeral Insurance Claimants

Scammed, frustrated, and betrayed. Youpla, previously known as the Australian Community Benefit Fund (ACBF), is a funeral insurance company marketed...

NSW Government Allocates $19.8M of Funding for Indigenous Justice

NSW Government Allocates $19.8M of Funding for Indigenous Justice

On Monday the 18th of July, New South Wales Attorney-General Mark Speakman, announced $19.8 million increased funding for indigenous Justice...

Continued push to raise the age of criminal responsibility

Continued push to raise the age of criminal responsibility

The age of criminal responsibility in most of Australia is still 10 years old, despite continued campaigns to lift it...

New project to help Aboriginal young people with ear conditions

New project to help Aboriginal young people with ear conditions

A new partnership at Curtin University is using digital health technologies to help young Aboriginal people with ear disease and...

Yvonne Weldon on new book ‘Sixty Seven Days’

Yvonne Weldon on new book ‘Sixty Seven Days’

Proud Wiradjuri woman Yvonne Weldon has a long history as an Indigenous activist and advocate. She currently combines her role...

Bans on Alcohol in Northern Territory to be Loosened

Bans on Alcohol in Northern Territory to be Loosened

A law restricting the possession and supply of alcohol in the Northern Territory will be eased next month, despite concerns...
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