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Community Voices on What ‘Reconciliation’ means to them

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Many gathered to celebrate and walk in unity during National Reconciliation Week, an annual event focusing on strengthening relationships between Indigenous and Non-Indigenous Australians. This year’s theme is ‘Bridging Now to Next’, urging all Australians to step forward together, building on past lessons to create a united and respectful nation. Image: Image: Supplied/ Micah Kickett …

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First Nations comedy show at Perth Fringe Festival 2025

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A First Nations comedy show is set to launch this week in Perth. Noongar comedian Fabian Woods, along with other local Indigenous comedians, will perform stand up comedy during Perth’s Fringe Festival. Audience will expect to hear yarns about Indigenous life, culture, family, sport and community, with an aim to combat negative stereotypes in a …

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Aboriginal Legal Service WA celebrates 50th year

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Western Australia’s Aboriginal Legal Services recently celebrated its 50th Year of service. The event acknowledged the many human rights achievements of all those involved since the organisation’s inception in 1974. Image: Image: Supplied/ Micah Kickett Produced By: Micah Kickett Featured In Story: Wayne Nannup- CEO, Aboriginal Legal Service Western Australia First aired on The Wire, …

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Makarrata Senate Inquiry: Federal government still committed to truth telling, says Indigenous Australians minister

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The following story contains discussions of youth suicide that some may find distressing. Please use discretion.  Minister for Indigenous Australians Senator, Malarndirri McCarthy says the government is still committed to Truth and Treaty processes, despite the setbacks of the Voice referendum, The Yanyuwa Garrawa Senator from Borroloola in the Gulf of Carpentaria is urging First Nations …

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Reconciliation on Indigenous communities in Canada and Australia

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Indigenous people across the world are pushing their governments to be listened to and to establish reconciliation paths for the future. Canada launched in 2016 a national inquiry into the high numbers of missing Indigenous women and girls in the country, whereas Australia has started looking at the issue this month. But what other issues …

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Indigenous Literacy Foundation’s Busking For Change Initiative

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Primary Schools nationwide have been invited to learn and perform a song in the northern Australian Indigenous language. Part of The Indigenous Literacy Foundation’s Busking for Change initiative, this year’s song is Shordi Krik, written by the students at the Northern Territory’s Barunga Remote Community School and foundation Ambassador, Justine Clarke. Last year’s initiative raised …

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