ACKNOWLEDGEMENT OF COUNTRY

The Australian Government acknowledges the Traditional Owners of Country throughout Australia and acknowledges their continuing connection to land, waters and community. We pay our respects to the people, the cultures and the Elders past and present.

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Uncle Doc and Elders tell the story of Wudjari ancient coastlines

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Fifteen years ago, Uncle Doc Reynolds stood on the granite platform beneath a massive limestone scarp that is now known as Salisbury Island in Western Australia. He reflected that he may be the first Wudjari person to have stood here in over twelve thousand years.

First Nations ambassadors champion fee-free TAFE in 2025 to tackle skills shortages

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​​First Nations ambassadors are encouraging communities to explore Fee-Free TAFE course in 2025, as part of a Federal Government initiative to address critical skills shortages and create pathways to meaningful employment.

Lake Argyle swim for young Pilbara lifeguards

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To celebrate their new swimming qualifications, three youths from Port Hedland decided to swim across Australia’s second largest freshwater man-made lake.

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Aspire to be Deadly - mentoring through hockey

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Aspire to be Deadly is a program run by Cairns Hockey which supports young Indigenous Australians in regional and remote areas of North Queensland to Live Well, Learn Well, Lead Well.

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