The Greens’ Dorinda Cox has made history by becoming the first Indigenous Female Senator from Western Australia.
She was elected at a joint-sitting of State Parliament this week to replace outgoing Greens Senator Rachel Siewert who earlier announced her retirement.
Read MoreAs New South Wales continues to grapple with the COVID19 Pandemic, a number of remote and regional towns with significant Aboriginal populations are continuing to struggle with getting basic supplies and crucial medicine.
Read MoreWestern Australian Psychologist and Nyamal woman, Doctor Tracy Westerman pushed for an “army” of psychologists to tackle youth suicide in Indigenous comminutes and her dream may come true.
Read MoreDr Tracy Westerman AM has received the Order of Australia this week ahead of the World Suicide Prevention Day concert to be held tomorrow.
Read MoreNeville Poellina pushed through his fears of getting the needle to protect his people in the Kimberley
Read MoreThe spreading of anti-COVID vaccination misinformation on social media has become a growing concern for Indigenous and health organisations in the Pilbara and Kimberley.
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Read MoreFortescue Metals Group has revealed a record profit of $10.3 billion U.S dollars, giving Andrew “Twiggy” Forrest a $2.3 billion dollar dividend.
The record profits come thanks to the recent surge in the prince of Iron Ore, but FMG is actually worth $6 billion less since last month after the Iron Ore price dropped from record highs.
West Australian journalist Ms. Rangi Hirini has started a YouTube channel to “blak splain” important events in the news.
Read MoreTwo motorbikes have been stolen from Karratha in the past week in two separate incidents.
Read MoreNominate for mayor Gloria Jacob encourages all people to sign up to vote in the upcoming Port Hedland local council elections.
Read MoreThe Bobby Alec Memorial Match is being held tomorrow in Hedland. South Hedland Swans will take on the Wickham Wolves.
Read MoreThird-year Curtin Medical School student Daniel Curran was awarded the Shell Aboriginal STEM Student of the Year for his inspirational work and commitment to closing the gap, including in his role as the first Aboriginal tutor in the Indigenous Tutorial Assistance Scheme at Curtin’s Centre for Aboriginal Studies.
Read MoreW.A Police say the release of a new app used by officers will significantly reduce tension if an Aboriginal or Torres Strait Islander person needs to be arrested.
Read MoreOver 47 2wd cars are headed across the red dust and ancient landscapes of Pilbara for the Variety Bash to fundraise money for children with disabilities.
Read MoreWe spoke to three Indigenous scientists about how science is influenced by their culture, and what ways moving forward we can use this knowledge in tackling the tough issues Australia faces.
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