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Healthy Country, Healthy Waters, Healthy Communities: 2025 First Nations Land and Water Management Photography and Video Competition

It's never too late to change careers

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When he turned 55 years of age, First Nations man Herman wanted a career change. After spending his earlier years in maintenance and machine operation, he needed a steady job that would get him out of the sun, help his...

Peacemakers, stargazers, and trailblazers: how Elders protect their paradise

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'We use the stars out here to show our girls how to find the Milky Way,' says Elaine Mamarika, Anindilyakwa Elder and NIAA Indigenous Engagement Officer (IEO). 'We take the girls out bush to show them how to find water...

​​New Utopia Art Centre opens

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​​Utopia’s world-renowned artists have a new home, with the official opening of the purpose-built Utopia Art Centre in Arlparra, 250 kilometres north-east of Alice Springs.

Cycle Breaker. ‘Glow Getter’. Indigenous Entrepreneur.

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For proud Noongar/Ballardong woman Jaynaya Winmar, business is more than a career – it’s a way to create change, build community, and empower others.

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