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Deputy of Administrator Sworn
Wallsend set to shine for 150th anniversary celebrations
Umbakumba to receive $16.6m housing investment
National Awards to recognise outstanding innovation by councils
2024 National Awards for Local Government open
Designated complaints legislation welcomed
UN expert calls for human rights, not charity, to end hunger and malnutrition: Venezuela
$30 million to deliver remote training hubs to First Nations peoples in Central Australia
Kimberley land transfer to support development by Aboriginal business
The government is well behind on Closing the Gap. This is why we needed a Voice to Parliament
$230 million for over 100 health and medical research projects and $245 million for new grant opportunities
AHRC welcomes announcement of National Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Children’s Commissioner
National Apology Day Breakfast
Call to hear new voices
UQ art exhibition honours intergenerational storytelling
One of NZ’s most contentious climate cases is moving forward. And the world is watching
Lake Burrendong Open Day this weekend
ATHA Energy Announces Appointment of Cliff Revering as Vice President Exploration and Karina Tyne as Director of Corporate Affairs
Ground-breaking partnership aims to help close gap
Successful teacher training schools could collapse without Commonwealth Support Places
Indigenous Literacy Foundation Announces New Board Members
Backing Bright Future For First Peoples First Festival
Victoria University saddened by the passing of philanthropist Harold Mitchell AC
Funding flows for Queensland road safety projects
Innovative Biodiversity Monitoring grants awarded
Enter Year of Dragon
All Stars set to shine at Queensland Country Bank Stadium
Gather together to commemorate National Apology Day
New youth bail accommodation underway for Tennant Creek
Free advice to help you create garden for wildlife
Juliana Hu Pegues to speak on Indigenous Feminist Activism
U.S. AMBASSADOR CAROLINE KENNEDY JOINS CAR RALLY TO RAISE CRITICAL FUNDS FOR CANCER RESEARCH
Enduring resolution for victims of Youpla Group
Indigenous Artwork Criminally Damaged
Deputy Vice-Chancellor becomes first First Nations member on prestigious national science council
Seniors Village Hub celebrates its first birthday
UQ research reveals nutrition potential of budding bushfood
New appointments to the National Science and Technology Council
Study examines Maori response during COVID-19
Study examines Māori response during Covid
Chance to shape future of agriculture
The National Agreement on Closing the Gap is an opportunity governments cannot continue to waste
50,000 celebrated Lunar New Year 2024 in Hurstville
Paju students resume study tour to Toowoomba Region, inject $110,000 in economy
Jessica Mauboy to headline Harvey Norman All Stars 2024
ANU pays tribute to Dr Lowitja O’Donoghue
EOI – Committee Membership – Inclusion & Access Advisory Committee
Indigenous families in the Lismore region have greatly benefited from specialised services helping families navigate the family law system

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