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Fifteen years ago, Uncle Doc Reynolds stood on the granite platform beneath a massive limestone scarp that is now known as Salisbury Island in Western Australia. He reflected that he may be the first Wudjari person to have stood here in over twelve thousand years.

For proud Aboriginal man Albert Bevan, Fee-Free TAFE has been the key to unlocking new opportunities and making a meaningful impact in his community.

A new employment service is coming to remote Australia later this year to help people get job-ready. Tell us what you think about its draft Grant Opportunity Guidelines.

Driven by a passion for Indigenous affairs and a curiosity about government processes, Tayla-Jayde applied for the NIAA Graduate Program, determined to make a meaningful impact.

On 7 June 2023, the island formerly known as Fraser Island reclaimed the name used by its Traditional Owners: K’gari. Butchulla Elders say there are generally two accepted pronunciations: ‘GUR-rie’ and ‘Gurri’ (the K is silent).