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Country Star, 48, Abruptly Stops Singing Mid-Concert After He ‘Forgot All The Words’

"He gets hate, but I love how realistic he is."

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Colonisation cleared 95% of these woodlands – Indigenous cultural burning is bringing it back

For millennia, First Nations people have shaped Australian ecosystems through the purposeful and skilful use of fire. This cultural burning is an important way for Aboriginal people to connect to and care for Country.

The Conversation

Stephen Page: ‘Am I old? Am I not old? Can I still create?’

The acclaimed choreographer on leaving Bangarra, losing family and finding sacred stability

The Guardian - AU

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The band is breaking up: has the Coalition stopped making sense?

I remember seeing footage, several years ago, of a jubilant Malcolm Turnbull, then prime minister and Liberal leader, speaking in Tamworth to loyal members of the National Party. These were the rank and file who had spent weeks stumping for their man in New England, Nationals leader and deputy prime…

The Conversation

Indigenous used as political football in Welcome debate

Aboriginal people are being used as a political football in an "outdated and tired match" and critics miss the point of Welcome to Country, an advocate says.

AAP

Indigenous-led centre launched, continuing Mabo legacy

Helping Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander communities leverage their native title rights for economic growth will be the focus of a new centre.

AAP

'He learned his lesson,' teen's alleged murder bragged

Cassius Turvey's alleged murderer was "hunting for kids" when chased the teen down and struck him in the head with a metal pole, a court was told.

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Watching the doom loop: Sydney Festival artists witness climate change, and imagine our post-apocalyptic future

The first weeks of 2025 have seen catastrophic wildfires locally and internationally, record global ocean temperatures, and unprecedented coral bleaching events.

The Conversation

‘A story is where we begin’: two Indigenous poets face monsters of invasion with words of love and hope

I like to read poetry on long flights. I think it’s the climbing motion of the plane against the constant roar of the engine that creates a space for words to hum and move. But poetry can connect us to home, even when we are distant, away, sky high.

The Conversation

Luke Bryan blames ‘click bait headlines’ for backlash over Beyoncé comments

Bryan had advised the ‘Cuff It’ singer to ‘come into our world... a little bit’ after her country album, ‘Cowboy Carter,’ failed to receive any CMA Award nominations

The Independent UK

‘I felt my tongue coming alive’: learning a critically endangered Indigenous language is a small triumph

I know I don’t have it right yet. I know my grammar is rudimentary. But I am speaking, writing and thinking in Kooma nearly every day

The Guardian - AU

Reconciliation needed 'now more than ever' in Canberra

'The more we can talk about Aboriginal issues, the better.'

The Canberra Times

Country diary: The barn owls are back in the valley

Allendale, Northumberland: I had thought they were gone for good, but in this peak year for vole numbers, they have rebounded

The Guardian - UK

Winning artists take 1,700km car ride to the catwalk for Indigenous fashion awards

Over two nights in Darwin, artists and designers from across Australia come together for runway show Country to Couture, and the National Indigenous Fashion Awards

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The Conversation

To reduce harm from alcohol, we need Indigenous-led responses

Alcohol management in Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander communities has been a deeply divisive issue, as seen recently in Alice Springs in the Northern Territory.

Daily Mirror

Pub boss banned from being a director after running companies under TWELVE barred names

Christopher Hannon faces bankruptcy after two of his businesses went into liquidation

Liverpool Echo

Landlord banned from running pubs after using forbidden names

Christopher Hannon faces bankruptcy after two of his businesses went into liquidation

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Alone Australia’s Duane Byrnes On How The Show Strengthened His Connection To Country

"I just feel prouder and prouder to be Aboriginal. It made me appreciate more just how we have survived for so many thousands of years."

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Dolly Parton adds Mötley Crüe’s Nikki Sixx to her forthcoming album

The rocker is the latest big name joining the country star’s Rock Star album with the likes of Paul McCartney and Stevie Nicks

Tribune News Service

Country music ‘will definitely not be the same’: Officials, musicians mourn Loretta Lynn’s death

LEXINGTON, Ky. — Loretta Lynn, a country music icon who was once known as the Queen of Country Music, has died at 90.

Daily Mirror

Country singer Luke Bell died aged 32 from accidental fentanyl overdose, authorities say

Country singer Luke Bell was reported missing and found unresponsive over a week later in Tucson, Arizona

The Guardian - AU

The floods tell us the river is sick. We should listen to Indigenous knowledge to help Country heal

The only way to learn is from the river, like our old people did when they sat on its high banks of red and green

The Conversation

'Decolonising' classrooms could help keep First Nations kids in school and away from police

The recent decision to transport juvenile offenders into an adult maximum-security prison in Western Australia shows the youth justice system is in crisis. The findings of the Don Dale Royal Commission, and the landmark Royal Commission into Aboriginal Deaths in Custody were uncomfortably similar, even though being held almost three…

ABC News

'Desperate situations' of First Nations people with disability living in remote communities laid bare at royal commission

The "desperate situations" of First Nations people with disability living in remote communities have been laid bare at the disability royal commission.

The Conversation

'What matters is hope, freedom and saying who you are.' What LGBTQ+ people with intellectual disabilities want everyone to know

They are a group often overlooked, described as “invisible”, or perhaps assumed not to exist at all.

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