The story of Australia’s hundreds of Working on Country rangers is on show in a photographic exhibition at the Australian National Botanic Gardens. Participants in the Australian Government’s Working on Country and Indigenous Protected Areas programs were invited to get out their cameras and start snapping for the third biennial Working on Country Photography Competition.
Congratulations to the winners of The Line’s Rap4Respect and Art and Poster competitions, announced by Senator Carol Brown at an event in Hobart, TAS on Saturday, 7 July.
One hundred young members of The National Congress of Australia’s First Peoples have converged on Sydney to help set the National Congress's agenda in June 2012.
After completing year 12 in his hometown of Stanthorpe in QLD, Dylan Appleby was keen to develop his career. He decided he needed to move to pursue his goal of becoming an electrician.
Completing a university degree while working and caring for two children may seem like an impossible feat, but with the right support Darwin mother Yvette Carolin now knows anything is possible.
Are you looking for a government career? The Australian Public Service Commission is calling for applications for it’s 2013 Australian Public Service (APS) Indigenous Pathways Programs for Indigenous Graduates, Cadets and Trainees.
