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Legislation passed by the NT parliament this week will pave the way for Aboriginal elders and leaders to have a say on what sentences some First Nations offenders should receive. 

Melissa Mills believes there's no stronger bond than that between a mother and child – and she wants to capture it visually, forever. She is photographing women and their children at "matriarchal" sites in Queensland's Carnarvon Gorge.

Given the heights of the art world she has reached, it is obvious that her name follows a long list of prestigious accolades and exhibitions in Bangladesh and abroad. Let us, then, not even go there. But if we mention just one — the very fact that Kanak Chanpa Chakma is an Ekushey Padak recipient this year, one of the highest civilian honours of the country, speaks volumes

We break down everything to do with the Indigenous Voice to Parliament referendum.

Calls for additional, inclusive alert systems for missing persons come in the wake of MMIWG2S being labelled a Canada-wide emergency and the death of an 8-year-old child.

Sḵwx̱wú7mesh artist James Harry says its time people recognize totem poles aren’t native to Vancouver and focus on supporting Coast Salish art from the territory.

Leaders in one of the country's most disadvantaged communities fear their towns will die if bridges are not raised before the next wet season.

Traditional storytelling goes digital as students, artists and cultural educators present the Bulla Midhong project, the first of three immersive on-country events in New South Wales.

A compromise has been reached, after Alice Springs council banned this years' community competition from Traeger Park citing concerns about crime, with four weeks to be played in town and four weeks in remote communities.

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