Each day, 41 Aboriginal people in the NT are being taken into custody. How did we get here?
The rate of Aboriginal people taken into custody in the NT each day has increased 123 per cent in the past five years. How ...
Indigenous knowledge can help make health care more sustainable in the North, study says
A new research paper based on interviews with elders in the N.W.T. says Indigenous traditional knowledge could help make the ...
Better Bores project pledges $34m to improve water security in 10 Territory communities
More than $34m will be invested to improve water security in 10 remote communities across the Northern Territory.
来自MSN26 天
Indigenous children travel from Northern Territory to surf Sydney’s coast
From the red centre to the deep blue. A group of school children from Indigenous communities in the Northern Territory have gone surfing in Sydney. For some, it was their first time seeing the ocean.
Vet Mob takes Warragul vets to remote Northern Territory to help pets
Fold-out tables in the open air become a surgery for volunteer vets who travel to remote Northern Territory communities to ...
The Australian21 天
Safe drinking water in Indigenous communities a responsibility of the government landlords ...
The Northern Territory’s Court of Appeal decision ... “In more than 500 remote Indigenous communities across Australia drinking water isn’t routinely tested and often it isn’t safe to ...
Barron's27 天
Mexico Returns Territory To Indigenous Tarahumara People
Mexican President Claudia Sheinbaum issued a decree on Friday returning more than 2,000 hectares to two communities of the Tarahumara Indigenous people in the northern state of Chihuahua ...
Townsville Bulletin8 天
Jacinta Price calls Prime Minister Anthony Albanese’s trip to the Territory a ‘hapless ...
The Prime Minister’s visit to the Northern Territory has been labelled a “hapless photo-op” by one NT Senator, but the local ...
The New Indian Express25 天
Mexico returns territory to Indigenous Tarahumara people
The Tarahumara people -- also known as the Raramuri -- live in the Sierra Tarahumara region, which is criss-crossed by seven gorges, some of them deeper than the Grand Canyon in neighboring Arizona.