Callan Morse

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About Callan Morse

Callan Morse is a Trawlwoolway man from north-west Tasmania with a background in education. Outside of his role at National Indigenous Times Callan has a passion for agriculture, which sees him manage livestock operations on Aboriginal-owned land. Callan is a passionate cricketer who has previously represented Tasmania at the National Indigenous Cricket Championships as well featuring in the Australian Indigenous cricket team. Callan is particularly interested in reporting on Aboriginal affairs within Tasmania, as well as broader Indigenous sport, politics, culture and environment developments from across the country.

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Tasmanian Aboriginal corporation launches 'tarkiner treasures' to support Indigenous artisans and creatives

The business arm of a Tasmanian Aboriginal corporation has launched new online marketplace to support the economic self-determination of Indigenous artisans and creatives.

December 3, 2025
‘The plants are our kin’: Trawlwoolway writer Trish Hodge’s new book looks at traditional uses of Tasmania’s native flora

A lifetime of "wanting to know everything our ancestors knew" has seen Tasmanian Aboriginal woman Trish Hodge compile a text detailing more than 350 Tasmanian native plants which were - and continue t...

November 25, 2025
‘High-quality, unique and authentic products’: Indigenous businesses to support this holiday season

A selection of certified Indigenous-owned businesses specialising in products suitable for gifting and indulging over the holiday period have been selected to feature in Supply Nation's 2025 Festive S...

November 7, 2025
Collaboration puts reconciliation in the picture at Canberran bus stop

A local bus stop shelter has become the latest canvas for reconciliation in Canberra following a collaboration between an Aboriginal artist and primary school student.

July 31, 2025
New exhibitions honour legacy of Yolŋu creative and academic

Two new exhibitions which share the sacred values, knowledge and connections of First Nations culture from the Top End while honouring a Yolŋu creative and academic are set to open this week.

July 31, 2025
Indigiearth launches inaugural Australian Native Food Festival

A celebration of First Nations culture and native Australian ingredients is set to take place this September following the launch of the inaugural Australian Native Food Festival.

July 30, 2025
First Nations Truth-telling to be explored through VR documentaries

Two Western Australian filmmaking teams will be supported to develop innovative virtual reality documentaries after being announced as successful recipients of the inaugural First Nations Virtual Real...

July 4, 2025
First Nations Pathway Program to continue opening doors for Indigenous artists

An initiative designed to support and empower emerging Indigenous artists has been renewed for an additional three years. First launched in 2022, the First Nations Pathway Program, a collaboration bet...

June 20, 2025
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