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It's the second native title determination for the Wajarri Yamatji community in WA, and covers Australia's largest and deepest underground ochre mine.

University research projects have been awarded $14 million in federal funding to understand and help improve the higher dementia rates among Indigenous Australians.

Palm Island marked its centenary with a three-day cultural festival with some of the country's best First Nations performers, moving ceremonies and a world record...

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'I'm black and I'm proud to be black': Nicky Winmar's gesture 25 years on

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International Women's Day

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Opinions and observations - black women who dominate the Twittersphere are entertaining and educating.

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Aotearoa’s, Lisa Reihanna, presents a spectacular counter-colonial statement at the 57th Venice Biennale

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The only identified Indigenous Australian woman in WWI was actually serving for Canada.

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ANZAC Day

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Ochre mine part of Wajarri Yamatji community's native title win

It's the second native title determination for the Wajarri Yamatji community in WA, and covers Australia's largest and deepest underground ochre mine.

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