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NRL Indigenous and Māori All Stars meet in Sydney for first time in a clash of two First Nations cultures

The NRL's All Stars event comes to Sydney for the first time with the Indigenous and Māori teams representing two rich First Nations cultures at Parramatta Stadium on Saturday.

Non-Indigenous Australians shouldn't fear a First Nations Voice to Parliament

Non-Indigenous Australians shouldn't fear a First Nations Voice to Parliament

The 2017 Uluru Statement from the Heart is one of the most significant documents on constitutional change in Australian history. The result of extensive consultation and debate, it explains how First Nations want to be included in the constitution.

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Compelling even to his critics: Mission by Noel Pearson explores rights, land and justice

Compelling even to his critics: Mission by Noel Pearson explores rights, land and justice

How does one tell the story of a life lived well in public service, and in service of your community?

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Family of First Nations advocate Rosalie Kunoth-Monks remember a 'strong, loving' changemaker

Family members honour the proud Arrernte Anmatjere woman, who gave people "strength of heart and spirit" through her advocacy for Indigenous rights — and made history when she starred in the 1955 classic film Jedda.

Wiradjuri artist Karla Dickens on her Australian flag work — January 26, Day of Mourning — and Carriageworks exhibition Return to Sender

Karla Dickens's exhibition Return to Sender is the result of years spent collecting racist vintage postcards, which she reframes and subverts to tell stories of First Nations resilience.

Here Are Seven Important First Nations Dates To Acknowledge That Aren’t January 26

Many important dates, that aren't January 26, acknowledge the movement to recognise First Nations rights and celebrate Indigenous cultures.

Has The Aboriginal Flag Really Been ‘Freed’? Here’s Why Some Aren’t So Quick To Celebrate

"I wish the remedy was to place it into an Aboriginal controlled body."

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For an Indigenous perspective on 'Australia Day', here's a quick guide to First Nations media platforms

For an Indigenous perspective on 'Australia Day', here's a quick guide to First Nations media platforms

First Nations people generally refer to January 26 as the beginning of invasion and subsequent dispossession of Country. It marks the start of much violence and 234 years of resistance.

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The science of sugar + Canada's discriminatory First Nations child welfare system – The Conversation Weekly podcast transcript

The science of sugar + Canada's discriminatory First Nations child welfare system – The Conversation Weekly podcast transcript

This is a transcript of The Conversation Weekly podcast episode The science of sugar: why we’re hardwired to love it and what eating too much does to your brain, published on January 20, 2022.

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Indigenous activism heads online as the Aboriginal Tent Embassy celebrates 50 years

Indigenous activism heads online as the Aboriginal Tent Embassy celebrates 50 years

Fifty years ago, the Aboriginal Tent Embassy laid an anchor for decades of protests for Indigenous rights. The battle is now shifting online as First Nations people re-imagine protest and its impact on non-Indigenous Australians.

The science of sugar: why we're hardwired to love it and what eating too much does to your brain – podcast

The science of sugar: why we're hardwired to love it and what eating too much does to your brain – podcast

What are the evolutionary origins of sugar cravings? What makes something taste sweet? And what does too much sugar do to the brain? In this week’s episode of The Conversation Weekly, we talk to three experts and go on a deep dive into the science of sugar. And after the…

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