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25 July 2024

Advocate For Change, Empower Through Engagement: Supporting Homeless Aboriginal Peoples

Homelessness among Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples is a pressing issue in Australia, reflecting a complex web of historical, social and economic factors. Addressing this challenge requires a multi-faceted approach that respects cultural contexts and promotes sustainable solutions. Here are some practical steps and strategies to support homeless Aboriginal peoples effectively. Understanding the Roots […]

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25 July 2024

Celebrating NAIDOC Week: A Deep Dive into its Impacts

Every year — the first week of July marks an important cultural celebration in Australia known as NAIDOC Week. National Aborigines and Islanders Day Observance Committee Week, celebrates the history, culture and achievements of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples. While it serves as a time for reflection, education and celebration, the impacts of NAIDOC […]

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05 June 2024

Discovering the Marvels of the Australian Paper Bark Tree

A land of diverse flora and fauna boasts many unique and fascinating plant species — among them is the Melaleuca, commonly known as the paperbark tree. This remarkable tree is not only a vital part of the Australian ecosystem, but also holds significant cultural and practical value. Let’s delve into the world of the paperbark […]

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05 June 2024

Indigenous People And NGO Grow A Wildlife Corridor In The World’s Oldest Rainforest

Environmental charity Climate Force is collaborating with the Eastern Kuku Yalanji people and rangers to create a wildlife corridor that runs between two UNESCO World Heritage Sites in Australia: the Daintree Rainforest and the Great Barrier Reef. Wildlife habitats in this region have become fragmented due to industrial agriculture, and a forested corridor is expected […]

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20 May 2024

Discovering The Flavours Of Australian Bush Food Teas

Australia’s vast and diverse landscapes are home to a rich array of indigenous plants, many of which have been used for centuries by Aboriginal peoples for their medicinal properties and culinary delights. Among these, bush food teas stand out not only for their unique flavours but also for their health benefits. Exploring Australian bush food […]

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20 May 2024

Understanding And Empowering Aboriginal Communities Through Social Enterprise: Fostering Unity Through Action

The distinguishing feature of Aboriginal social enterprises is commitment to community well-being, cultural preservation and sustainable development — often integrating traditional knowledge and values into operations. Integrating a crucial role in promoting economic empowerment, cultural resilience and self-determination within Aboriginal communities while fostering cross-cultural understanding and collaboration. Here are 7 Key Facts about Aboriginal Social […]

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09 May 2024

Bush Beauty: A Guide to Caring for Australian Wattle Trees

In the vast landscapes of Australia, among its diverse flora, stands the Australian wattle tree — a symbol of resilience and beauty. In this guide, we’ll explore the essential steps to nurture and maintain these stunning trees, ensuring they flourish for generations to come. Understanding the Australian Wattle Tree Before diving into care tips, it’s […]

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09 May 2024

Nurturing the Land: The Vital Role of Aboriginal Bush Regeneration

Aboriginal peoples have lived in harmony with nature, guided by traditional ecological knowledge passed down through generations. Today, this wisdom continues to guide efforts in bush regeneration, a vital practice that not only restores ecosystems but also revitalises cultural heritage and strengthens community ties. Honouring Traditional Ecological Knowledge At the core of Aboriginal bush regeneration […]

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25 April 2024

For The Classroom: Understanding Reconciliation, Always Was, Always Will Be.

Aboriginal reconciliation refers to the process of acknowledging historical injustices and working towards building respectful relationships between Indigenous (Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander) Australians and non-Indigenous Australians. Historically, Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples have faced significant discrimination, dispossession of land, and loss of culture due to colonisation and government policies. Reconciliation aims to address […]

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Acknowledgement of Aboriginal & Torres Strait People

We acknowledge the Traditional Owners of the land on which we live and work. We acknowledge the Elders, both past and present. Our organisation, in partnership with the Traditional Owners of NSW, is working to place First Peoples living cultures and histories at the core of our practice.

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