Kimberley Land Council will be holding a march in Perth this week to protest the controversial proposed changes to the WA Heritage Act.
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Aboriginal entrepreneurs spoke out against non-Aboriginal businesses black fishing consumers as “Aboriginal enterprises”.
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Rowan's walk was started by Rowan Dann while still in high school to commemorate the loss of his aunty to suicide, and to raise awareness about suicide.
Since then, Dann has lost two other family members to suicide, including grandfather Mr Maher in the past two weeks.
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Rob Forlani was this year’s artist in residence at Cossack this year.
Forlani describes himself as an abstract artist, his paintings a colorful array of expressions are painted on linen often using mixed media. Born and practicing in Perth, Forlani has been exhibited across Australia and the US also runs workshops for artists throughout Australia.
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Submissions to the Department of Environment & Water (DWER) for their investigation into dust affecting Newman close on Friday, August 6th.
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Andrew Whiting is the new Principal of Yandeyarra School. He’s been there for three weeks and is excited to work with Aboriginal children in the Pilbara.
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South Freemantle legend, Brad Collard is demand the Western Australian Football Commission display greater transparency over a partnership deal worth $3 million with mining giant Rio Tinto.
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Gumala Aboriginal Corporation is celebrating its 25-year anniversary this year, operating since 1996 representing the interest of Yinhawangka, Banjima, and Nyiyparli peoples in the Northwest Pilbara of Western Australia.
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Her determination to change the future to better her people helped her through 6 years of intense study at the University of Western Australia.
Congratulation Sophie Coffin on graduating from UWA with a Juris Doctor degree.
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On August 11th, Hedland local Rowan Dann will be embarking on his 20 kilometer “Rowan’s Walk” between Port Hedland and South Hedland to raise awareness for mental health.
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The destruction of 28 artefacts salvaged in the ’90s has led to Wantawari Guruma Aboriginal Corporation stopping all welcome to countries for Rio Tinto.
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Pannawonica Panther’s National Rugby League team is back in action after a 10-year hiatus in a game against the Paraburdoo Pirates.
The game will be played on Saturday, June 24 at 7 pm on Pannawonica’s Oval.
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The death of Ngemba man Frank Coleman in Sydney’s Long Bay Correctional Complex has brought deaths in custody back into the public sphere.
Ngarluma and Yindjibarndi Indigenous tour business founder Clinton Walker was walking along with the beach hunting for mud crabs with his cousin when he stumbled upon an underwater rock art.
The rock art is a set of kangaroo prints and is the first discovered underwater piece of rock art in Australia.
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After hearing his six-year-old son asked him to stop drinking “silly drink” on Christmas morning, Gamilaraay man Clinton Schultz made the decision to quit alcohol.
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Ex-candidate for the mayor of Port Hedland Ngarluma and Torres Strait Islander woman Telona Pitt said she is wary about the Indigenous Voice to Parliament and has said it is an advisor body, with no veto or jurisdiction to actually make decisions and laws in regards to Aboriginal people.
(Photo: Spinifex Hill Studio)
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A new larger created in collaboration with Bruce Pascoe has stirred controversy due to the inclusion of a Yuin men’s initiation Dreamtime story on the can.
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Escaping from the Eastern State of Queensland, Kupa Teao finds new soil to protect the red dirt on Yinhawangka Country as new Yinhawanwangka Aboriginal Corportion’’s new Chief Executive Officer.
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