Podcast Episodes
Back to SearchFire authorities investigating how cultural burning can become more accessible
Fire authorities looking to avoid a repeat of the devastating bushfires of 2019 and 2020, are investigating how cultural burning can become a more ac…
3 years ago
Why bark paintings were crucial to the milestone Yolngu sea rights decision
July 30 marks the 15th anniversary of a court case that gave sea-rights to the Yolngu people. The win guaranteed Aboriginal people ownership of aroun…
3 years ago
War Memorial to recognise First Nations veterans of Korean War
More than 60 Indigenous troops who served in the Korean War have been officially recognised, coinciding with the anniversary of the end to fighting i…
3 years ago
Drawing on traditional Indigenous knowledge of honeypot ants
The honeypot ant, found in desert areas in Australia, is being studied by researchers for its medicinal qualities.
3 years ago
Traditional owners win legal challenge stopping construction of nuclear waste facility in South Australia
Traditional owners on South Australia's Eyre Peninsula say a Federal Court ruling stopping a plan to build a radioactive waste dump is a positive out…
3 years ago
The 'yes' and 'no' campaigns unveil their cases on Voice to Parliament referendum
In coming months, every Australian household will receive two pamphlets in their letterbox laying out both cases in the Voice to Parliament Referendu…
3 years ago
'Nothing about us, without us' regaining First Nations trust in specialised healthcare
A new national initiative has been launched which is looking to fill the gaps in genomic data for First Nations Australians. This data is vital in de…
3 years ago
What is the Voice Referendum all about?
Later this year, Australians will take part in a referendum where they will be asked to vote YES or NO in answer to the question: Do you support a ch…
3 years ago