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Canadian First Nations singer Crystal Shawanda has been awarded a 2026 JUNO Award nomination for Blues Album of the Year, thanks to her album Sing Pretty Blues.
'Riders of the Buffalo Nations' is a long-form photographic and documentary project that centres on Indigenous youth living on reservations across South Dakota and Montana, documenting how culture, fa...
Note: This story contains the name and image of someone who has died. The legacy of late Aboriginal artist Clifford Possum Jampijinpa, who was exhibiting in New York by the late 1980s, continues this...
Sweatshop Literacy Movement has released a new anthology, 'Love', showcasing stories, poems and essays about family, friendship, solidarity and romance.
At the opening of this year's Aboriginal Enterprises in Mining, Energy and Exploration (AEMEE) Conference in Darwin, Yolŋu designer and entrepreneur Liandra Gaykamangu invited delegates from acro...
Crossing three deserts and more than 1,800 kilometres from WA's Kimberley region to the Mid West, the Canning Stock Route is among the world's most remote and unforgiving tracks.
IndigiNerd is taking over Federation Square Thursday evening for this year's Big Games Night Out, Melbourne's biggest free celebration of games culture - transforming The Edge Theatre into an 80s-insp...
The new Utopia Art Centre has officially opened in Arlparra, 250 kilometres northeast of Mparntwe/Alice Springs, providing a permanent base for artists from 16 remote Northern Territory homelands.
Shellie Morris' career in music spans more than two decades but she still beams with pride for upcoming shows that will spotlight language, culture and songs from a remote community.
The Koorie Heritage Trust (KHT) is marking its 40th anniversary with a major solo retrospective honouring the late Gunditjmara Elder, Aunty Constance (Connie) Hart.
With a collection of discarded road signs and her late father's blessing, Gaypalani Wanambi has won Australia's most prestigious Aboriginal art award.
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.
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.