NGAARDA STATEWIDE NEWS: FRIDAY 13 NOVEMBER 2026
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Here are today’s stories from the Ngaarda News team:
Victoria's historic First Nations Treaty faces possible repeal if the Liberal-National Coalition wins the November 28 election, with Aboriginal leaders condemning the proposal.
WA Aboriginal Affairs Minister Don Punch has defended his handling of child protection concerns in Port Hedland after facing renewed criticism and calls for accountability in State Parliament.
Aboriginal organisations across WA can apply for grants of up to 50-thousand dollars from a $1.25 million State Government fund to protect cultural heritage sites.
Kimberley Aboriginal leaders say expanding defence operations in the region could deliver jobs, infrastructure investment and new business opportunities for local communities.
South Australia's First Nations Voice to Parliament says it's making progress on Aboriginal justice and community services despite political opposition, but more action is needed on housing.