Mia Lovelock and ChillCheney Flow like Water into Waves
Two First Nations artists, the Yuin and Kulin folktronica singer-songwriter Mia Lovelock and Wiradjuri rapper ChillCheney,…
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Controversy Over WA’s Aboriginal Cultural Heritage Bill
Western Australia's parliament was presented with a new Aboriginal Cultural Heritage bill last week, which faced…
Indigenous cultural heritage under water and under threat
A new research from Flinders University found out stone artefacts in the coastal shores of northwestern…
Colonisation & The Beginning Of The Stolen Generation
Tina Quinn spoke with Professor Grace Karskens, an author & historian whose new book, ‘People of…
How Cultural Heritage Laws Can Help Us Speak To Our Future
In recent weeks, the conversation about statues and the history and values they represent have come…
Save the Yarra Bay Coalition
Australia as a nation is a relatively modern construct, therefore, one would assume that the cradle…
‘Love-bombing’ for Indigenous Cultural Acceptance
Indigenous cultural sites carry a deep and living significance. However, recognition of this importance by government…
Calls for Database of Indigenous Cultural Sites
New research is calling for a national database of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander cultural heritage…
Indigenous Voices at the State Library
No doubt that most of us, have in our lifetime visited a museum, engaged in their…
Yarra Council unanimous on Australia Day changes
The date of Australia Day has made massive headlines throughout this year, with a strong push…
NSW Parks Services tour creating havoc for indigenous owned businesses
Roughly 6 years ago the National Park and Wildlife Service started up their very own tour…
Australia’s oldest Indigenous rock art on brink of destruction
The Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander population are the oldest living culture on Earth who have…