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Australia’s newest cartoon with Indigenous kids

Australia’s newest cartoon with Indigenous kids

Communications & Culture

A new kids TV show called’Little J and Big Cuz’ will be the first cartoon in Australia which targets and...

Study claims art can reduce re-offending among ex-prisoners

Study claims art can reduce re-offending among ex-prisoners

Politics & Economy

Art has traditionally been viewed as a good in itself – a benefit to the citizenry, something that should be...

Open letter Calls for national leadership on Indigenous youth justice

Open letter Calls for national leadership on Indigenous youth justice

Communications & Culture Politics & Economy Social Justice The Law

More than 100 organisations, including Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peak representative bodies, communities and legal groups have called on...

Indigenous community leader speaks out about racism

Indigenous community leader speaks out about racism

Des Jones, chairperson of the Murdi Paaki regional assembly believes the high rates of indigenous incarceration in New South Wales...

Dark Tourism: The myth of the Aboriginal prison tree

Dark Tourism: The myth of the Aboriginal prison tree

Social Justice

Endemic to the Kimberley and to a part of the Northern Territory, the Boab tree is a unique and iconic...

Aboriginal oral histories- the first to document the world’s biggest dinosaur tracks found in WA

Aboriginal oral histories- the first to document the world’s biggest dinosaur tracks found in WA

Science & Environment

More than a million years ago on the Dampier Peninsula near the town of Broome in Western Australia, more than 20...

Anthony Mundine told to ‘go back to his community’, Jake Gablonski shares his story of inclusion

Anthony Mundine told to ‘go back to his community’, Jake Gablonski shares his story of inclusion

Social Justice

Although acceptance of the LGBTI community and issues is growing fast, some members of the community still feel there is...

The ‘culinary racism’ that kept indigenous foods off the menu

The ‘culinary racism’ that kept indigenous foods off the menu

Science & Environment

When white settlers arrived in Australia they brought their own food and ignored the indigenous cuisine. Although such bush foods, bred...

Bidjigal elders denied access to artefacts

Bidjigal elders denied access to artefacts

Social Justice

The traditional custodians of the land where a Sydney Light Rail tramyard sits, say they have been repeatedly denied access...

A major New Zealand river is now legally a person

A major New Zealand river is now legally a person

Science & Environment

The Whanganui River has been granted legal person-hood, in an agreement that ends the longest legal battle in New Zealand’s...