Yidaki painting at Garma

Last of the Bunguls as the sun sets on Garma 2022.

Pretty massive community turn out at the National Centre of Indigenous Excellence in Redfern today, after it was suddenly announced the institution would close next week NITV

Very few journalists in Australia can offer this sort of perspective... powerful stuff Rashida Yosufzai - a big night of coverage planned for SBS World News at 1830. 'I was reporting on an unfolding crisis as my own family was trying to survive it' sbs.com.au/news/article/i…

Plans to conduct the first two days of the Kumantjayi Walker Inquest in Yuendumu have been abandoned due to tensions in the community.

Gerome felt abandoned by state care when he turned 18. His 'Home Stretch' mentor changed that, and even drew up his family tree. Via @cox_kearyn trib.al/W99ZmVd

It's a big change from their community of 150 people in Ikuntji, but they're ready for the glitz and glamour of the world's best runway. Via Rachael Knowles & bronte charles trib.al/U2h0ocn

A Wiradjuri and Gunditjmara artist has died in a Victorian prison, the second First Nations man to die in custody in the state in a matter of weeks NITV sbs.com.au/nitv/article/2…

Her famous speech decrying the treatment of First Nations people is considered the first political Oscars moment. trib.al/AU58ugo

Another three people charged with the murder of Cassius Turvey

A 27 year old man of Wundowie, a 24 year old man of Chidlow and a 20 year old woman of Herne Hill have each been charged with Murder of 15 year old Cassius Turvey and will appear in the Perth Magistrates Court on 20 January 2023.

The Garma festival begins on North east Arnhemland with a memorial service for the late festival founder and Gumatj clan leader. Led by his family.

Emotional tributes flow for the late Gumatj leader Yunupingu at the Garma Festival

The Prime Minister arrives at Garma and greets Gumatj leaders

The Prime Minister addresses the Dilak Council at Garma made up of Yolngu clan leaders.

The Prime Minister being escorted by red flag dancers to the opening ceremony at Garma

21 out of 22 remote polling booths in NT First Nations communities resoundingly wrote “yes”. The “no” vote in the major non-Indigenous centres of Darwin, Katherine, Alice Springs trumped that in the NT’s final count. We sure have some reckoning to do. pollbludger.net/fed2023ref/Res…

Well deserved winner congratulations Peta Doherty

Sorry about this unsolicited tick pic. #Trump