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Major grant to explore the discovery of Wales’ first complete ancient chariot
NT Government Walks Away From Climate Targets
Environment in Freefall: NSW State of the Environment Report “Truly Alarming”
Exmouth water review secures allocation in changing climate
Spotlight turns to Perth for exclusive Terracotta Warriors exhibition
The Michelin Guide Expands Its Culinary Horizons to Saudi Arabia
ACT Budget 2025-26: Investing in Canberra’s creative future
University of Melbourne ranked in the world’s top 20 in QS World University Rankings
Recovering looted coins: safeguarding Australia’s maritime history
University of Canterbury research aims to shed light on dark skies  | University of Canterbury
Renaming of Lake Monger to Traditional Noongar Name ‘Galup’
Australia’s oldest occupied ice age cave found at high elevation in Blue Mountains
World’s largest archaeology congress lands in Australia for first time
Landmark Chinatown archways given new lease of life
Game On: New Netball Courts At Gilbert Gordon Oval
Further work underway on draft management plan for Dyurrite (Mount Arapiles-Tooan State Park)
Cultural Heritage Awards recognise preservation of city’s history
Greens call for immediate release of North West Shelf approval conditions for public transparency and honesty
Ararat Gallery TAMA To Host National NAIDOC Week Event
Help activate community spaces at the Geelong Botanic Gardens: Expressions of Interest open now
Rare 19th century ship figurehead joins the Australian National Maritime Collection
Families invited to explore creativity and culture through North Sydney Arts: Winter Program
First Peoples Art On Move For Rising Festival
Goulburn River Trail Exploratory Report Released
Exhibition celebrates our sea, land and mountains Exhibition celebrates our sea, land and mountains
Minister’s Agreement To Give Three Days’ Notice Before North West Shelf Approval Revealed In Federal Court Hearing For Murujuga Traditional Custodian
Protecting Bass Coast For Future Generations
Jetstar Launches Its Tenth Route To Bali
PKKP And Rio Tinto Sign Co-Management Agreement
Councils call for support to pursue lake entrance management options – Wollongong
Targeted review to improve Native Title, cultural heritage processes
UNESCO expresses ‘utmost concern’ at the state of the Great Barrier Reef
Extended licences for best practice national park tourism operators
As Murray Watt signs the death warrant for an ancient treasure, The Australia Institute launches a heartbreaking Murujuga documentary
Grants support First Nations’ connection to Country while boosting environmental outcomes and Reef health
Vets for Climate Action says Woodside North West Shelf Gas project approval poses grave risks to 39 threatened marine species
Environment Minister fails first test, approves climate-wrecking North West Shelf extension to 2070
UNESCO to defer Murujuga rock art listing until government tackles emissions
NT Writers Festival Returns To Red Centre This Weekend
Call for community volunteers to join Emerald Museum’s Community Asset Committee
Family-friendly events announced for Gai-mariagal Festival in North Sydney
Earliest Use of Psychoactive and Medicinal Plant ‘Harmal’ Identified in Iron Age Arabia
Campaspe Celebrates Reconciliation Week 2025
Locations Announced For New Aboriginal Economic Hubs
Never again: Juukan Gorge anniversary a chance for healing as First People and mining industry collaborate on new laws
“Raelene Cooper v Minister for Environment” – Murujuga traditional custodian launches legal action against the federal government before North West Shelf decision
Bridging Now to Next: Tweed marks National Reconciliation Week 2025
Six new sites recognized as Globally Important Agricultural Heritage Systems

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