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Australias New South Wales state has approved all of the planning applications that would cause damage to Aboriginal heritage sites it has received in the past year, according to a state budget... | March 4, 2021

As we continue our tribute to the All Native Basketball Tournament here on Journeys, we're sitting down with a...

Date Time Movable studios to prevent youth homelessness Relocatable studio accommodation to help young South Australians avoid homelessness is one of the innovative projects funded under the Marshall Liberal Government’s new $20 million Homelessness Prevention Fund. Following a competitive tender process, the first $4.4 million has been awarded to two new projects, which aim to deliver reductions in homelessness across the state. New homelessness prevention projects include: Kids Under Cover ...

Date Time New centre helps visitors discover wonders of K’gari A new interpretive centre will open on K’gari (Fraser Island) next week to help increase understanding, appreciation and conservation of the world’s largest sand island. The K’gari World Heritage Discovery Centre, located at Kingfisher Bay Resort, is a joint initiative of USC and SeaLink Fraser Island in partnership with the Butchulla Aboriginal Corporation, and is supported by Fraser Coast Regional Council. USC Pro Vice-Cha...

The City of Terrace has received the provincial Community Economic Recovery Infrastructure grant for $921,352 ...

Kiefer Collison has made it on Big Brother Canada Season 9! CFNR will be cheering hard for one of our own on t...

Skeena-Bulkley Valley MP Taylor Bachrach is expressing his disappointment following a vote for the NDP's Canad...

Indigenous health practitioner helping Queensland Close the Gap ThuThursday 25 updated ThuThursday 25 Dani Beezley says she always knew she wanted to work with Aboriginal people. ( Share Print text only Growing up, visiting the doctors made Dani Beezley uncomfortable. The Wulli Wulli and Wakka Wakka woman was raised in the rural town of Theodore in central Queensland. While the 32-year-old has fond memories of visiting her local GP, she remembers sharing uneasy feelings with family when they h...

The Department of Health has some resources for doctors and the public to get the latest information on COVID-19. ...

Calls for criminal law reform in Disability Royal Commission A First Nations man who lives with cognitive disability told the inquiry his criminal past makes it difficult to move forward. Nas Campanella reports. More on: