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A Yarning Circle, established to provide a significant and accessible meeting space for local Aboriginal communities and the Central Coast community, has...

L-R Executive Producers Jackson Lapsley Scott and Meg O'Connell. Photo by Rhett Hammerton Apply Now Calling all Queensland filmmakers from...

Sunrise host Samantha Armytage quits Seven Network breakfast show MonMonday 8 updated MonMonday 8 Samantha Armytage announced she was leaving Sunrise on Monday morning. ( Print text only Cancel Samantha Armytage has quit as the host of Sunrise live on air after more than eight years of appearing on the Seven Networks top-rated breakfast show. Key points: Samantha Armytage will co-host Sunrise for the last time on Thursday this week She said it had been a "bittersweet" six months, which included...

Date Time For children, it’s not just about getting enough sleep Adequate sleep is key to good health, well-being and proper functioning across all life stages but is especially critical for children. Poor sleep can inhibit rapid growth and development in early childhood. Author Senior Research Fellow, James Cook University And it’s not just about sleep duration; the time one goes to bed also plays an important role in the physical, emotional, and cognitive development of children. A ...

Native American Indigenous and Tribal Communities Rights Organization Releases Open Letter to French Model Jeanne Cadieu News provided by Share this article Share this article LOS ANGELES, March 8, 2021 /PRNewswire/ -- Native Americans Matter, an indigenous and tribal communities rights organization, announce their release last Friday of an Open Letter addressed to French model Jeanne Cadieu regarding what they feel is deeply disturbing behavior in offense to their culture. Calls for Cadieu to...

Year 12 student Nerrissa Leitch says racism at Greater Shepparton Secondary College — the school at the centre of a scathing government-commissioned report — needs to be addressed so future students don't suffer.

NTs largest Aboriginal community, Maningrida, takes control of local health service FriFriday 5 updated FriFriday 5 Charlie Gunabarra says the handover marks an important moment for people in Arnhem Land. ( Share Print text only Cancel The Northern Territorys largest remote community has taken full control of its health service after 45 years under government oversight. Key points: Maningridas primary health care centre is now in Aboriginal hands Malala Healths chief executive says the communit...

CFNR Network Mar 5, 2021 2:55 PM Northern Health is warning of possible exposure to Covid-19 at North Coast Transition Society’s Crane’s Cross Shelter. The potential exposure took place between February 22 and 24. Public Health Officials are asking people who visited the shelter during this period to take extra care and self-monitor for symptoms of the virus. Public health contact tracing is underway and Northern health is reaching out directly to people who have been exposed.

Anishinabek Dental Hygiene Clinic – Fort William First Nation “When I was looking for different funding avenues, I met with NADF and presented my business plan. Initially, I wanted to apply for a lot more, but NADF helped me walk through how this was going to look, payment-wise. My funding was a loan and an Aboriginal Business Financing Program grant, which was great. I bought all the equipment that I needed to start up and run my dental hygiene practice. It made a huge difference. NADF was...

There is no Tsunami threat to B.C. following an earthquake near New Zealand. An 8.1 magnitude earthquake hit i...