Co-Chair of Reconciliation Australia and University of Canberra chancellor, Dr Tom Calma AO, is urging Aboriginals and Torres Strait Islanders to participate.
The Australian Government has formally acknowledged the excision of an area of the Maralinga Tjarutja lands, from Defence's Woomera Prohibited Area in an event held at the Maralinga Village today.
At 17, Elijah Douglas has already travelled from Doomadgee to Gallipoli. He has set himself goals to get a good education before returning to his community with a qualification to work with his people.
2014 Indigenous Governance Awards winners, Waltja Tjutangku Palyapayi Aboriginal Corporation from Alice Springs and Swan Hill’s The Marruk Project were presented with their Awards last night in Melbourne.
2014 Indigenous Governance Awards winners, Waltja Tjutangku Palyapayi Aboriginal Corporation from Alice Springs and Swan Hill’s The Marruk Project were presented with their Awards in Melbourne.
Meet Jethro Calma-Holt from Mungabareena Aboriginal Corporation in Wodonga, one of hundreds of Tobacco Action and Healthy Lifestyle workers changing lives across Australia.
The Australian Government is investing $2 million over two years to establish a Specialised Indigenous Ranger Programme to strengthen the compliance and enforcement powers of Indigenous rangers in Far North Queensland and the Torres Strait.
The Australian Government has made a $3.1 billion commitment to Indigenous health funding for the next four years, a crucial part of which is supporting the role of Indigenous health workers.
Aboriginal people living in the Northern Territory will benefit from funding announced for 34 local projects supported by more than $14.8 million from the Aboriginals Benefit Account.
Conducting patrols in the sky, on the land and on the sea was all in a weekend’s work for Indigenous rangers at an exercise near Townsville this month, as part of efforts to spot and report illegal activities.
