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Patrick Roberts and Oshan Wedage Awarded ‘Humanitarian’ Title by Sri Lanka’s Indigenous Vedda Community
Ancestral remains to be returned, native title confirmed for Cape York’s First Nations’ communities
Works Scale Up On Taylor’s Creek Fish Highway
Iconic South Coast Island Nature Reserve dual named in recognition of cultural significance
Albury Laneway Lightbox Gallery launches during NAIDOC Week
Group eNews now available online 3 July
Powerhouse Museum used powerful non-invasive nuclear and accelerator techniques to gain information about significant Aboriginal cultural belongings
Visitor sites reopen after cyclone recovery work
Me-Mel to be transferred to Aboriginal Community
For Our Elders – Celebrating Indigenous Art and Culture at Council’s Civic Centre Atrium Gallery for NAIDOC week
City of Newcastle sets the scene for New Annual festival with launch of 2023 program
Discovery of more artefacts on WA continental shelf
Council to chase big grants for game changing projects
Yarra celebrates the Djerring Centre, honouring First Nations community
Government responds to CME’s call for further clarity on ACH Act
Australian leaders collaborate for Voice referendum
Implementation on track for new Aboriginal cultural heritage laws
We could need 6 times more of the minerals used for renewables and batteries. How can we avoid a huge increase in mining impacts?
For our Elders: NAIDOC Week celebrates those who paved the way
Benalla comes together for NAIDOC Week
Katha exhibition inspires cultural connections in Wagga Wagga
Ownership of Boodjamulla National Park returned to Traditional Owners
Boodjamulla to remain closed following flood event
Research grants support industry partnerships
$3.9 million in funding for ARC Linkage Projects
Documentary series showcases exciting underwater heritage discoveries
First Nations stars recognised at QRC Indigenous Awards
Symposium on return of First Nations cultural artefacts being held in Wagga Wagga
National Museum of Australia releases audio tour to support Ukraine
57 innovative projects connecting researchers and industry
Statement on passing of Graeme Neate AM
Local love of Glenrock State Conservation Area drives construction of new carpark
Living in Eurobodalla: Working with Aboriginal artefacts and places
Te Pae Oranga expands to help more Waikato communities
World Bathing Day Unites Communities on June 22, and encourages a focus on sustainable tourism
Nail Can Mountain Bike Trail maintenance begins this month
Hornsby Shire Council adopts Westleigh Park Masterplan and Plan of Management
Nominate mate for 2024 Hawkesbury Australia Day Awards
Draft Designs Released For Warburton Redwoods
State Budget supports repatriation of ancestral remains, economic empowerment for First Nations peoples in Queensland
Twist and shout to iconic sounds of Beatles
Tower Hill heritage works get going
Positions are now open for the Emerald Museum’s Community Asset Committee
Giant saltworks proposal threatens Exmouth Gulf, Ningaloo
Regional Plans To Control Wild Deer Population
Major upgrade for Somersby Falls picnic area
Warburton Tree update 8 June
Bilas: Body Adornment of Papua New Guinea. A powerful new exhibition at the Australian Museum highlighting the cultural traditions of Papua New…

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