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Outgoing Senator Pat Dodson utilises final speech to warn the nation of being at a cross-roads on matters and policy concerning Indigenous Australians.

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Pricing, market power and profit margins on the agenda as leading supermarkets are set to face a parliamentary committee inquiring into whether the groceries giants have been accused of price-gouging amid cost of living preassures.

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Minister for Social Services announces a number of investments for the communities of Central Australia. The father of a Noongar man who died in police custody says he is still looking for answers, after the first day of a coronial inquest yesterday. The U.S to impose travel bans on Israli settlers involved in attacks in the West Bank.

This is the largest commitment the state government (Vic) has made in housing sector with 10% being dedicated to Aboriginal Housing.

Australia launched its first National Health and Climate Strategy at the COP28 summit in Dubai. This log coming development was globally well received especially by the Climate and Health Alliance (CAHA), Australia’s peak body on climate and health.

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Indigenous Australians join peaceful protest for Gaza ceasefire outside UN Climate Summit in Dubai - A supermarket Inquiry looms as Agriculture Minister warns against price gouging - And, former Australia immigration detainees could face the same restrictions as terrorists...

Rolling Through Negotiations is a new podcast series seeking to demystify and tackle concepts of negotiations in all walks of life inspired by the art of Brazilian Jiu Jitsu.

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“The music we play, Indigenous music from Australia or Papua is connected to the land and Country and Sovereignty, land rights, and Indigenous sovereignty. One issue that is very close to me is raising awareness on the West Papua situation.” – Airileke Ingram

A University of Queensland-led research team says the key to a more sustainable food future may be a better understanding of ancient Indigenous food production systems. Their ARC Discovery project ‘Testing the Dark Emu hypothesis’ combines bioarchaeology, archaeobotany, palynology, ethnobotany, and plant genetics in partnership with Indigenous communities to challenge existing perspectives.

“Predominantly KHT (Koorie Heritage Trust) tours have been education-based. We had a lot of schools, groups, corporate groups that would do our tours to learn about Aboriginal Victoria, learn about Aboriginal Melbourne. It is also an opportunity to engage with our artefacts and learn about our unique cultures and unique styles here in Victoria.” – Rob Hyatt

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The Federal and Northern Territory governments discuss major staffing shortage for Indigenous legal services in Alice Springs - Mike Pezullo sacked as Home Affairs Secretary following a texting scandal - And, a third batch of Israeli hostages and Palestinian prisoners released as mediators push for an extension of a four-day ceasefire ...

Jazz Money is one of ten artists selected for a One Year Studio program into Artspace’s brand new state-of-the art facility in Woolloomooloo’s The Gunnery.

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Canadian and Australian First Nations organisations strike historic deal on collaboration and solidarity - Prime Minister Anthony Albanese criticised for not revealing Chinese naval incident before APEC Summit - And, Yemen's Houthi rebels seize what they say is an Israeli ship amid regional escalation fears...

In a recent opinion piece, Dean Foley, founder, and CEO of Barayamal raised concerns about potential connections between mining giants and alleged racist extremists in Gunnedah in north-eastern New South Wales.

Henrietta Marrie AM, a Yidinji and Gunggandji Elder who grew up in northern Queensland, is an internationally acclaimed Indigenous rights advocate and trailblazer for cultural heritage preservation. She is one of four outstanding leaders recognised at the 2023 University of South Australia Alumni Awards

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The official announcement was made at Mount Panorama on Thursday November 16 by George Rose. The 2024 Koori Knockout will be held in Bathurst on Wiradjuri country.

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