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Geelong's new Indigenous round guernsey travels 3,000km from WA

AFL star Lawson Humphries and his artist sister Meeza have woven their north-west WA roots into Geelong's latest Indigenous guernsey.
A man stands in an AFL football shirt holding a football, with his arm around his sister

Published: Source: ABC PilbaraTopic: AFL

Changes to NT sacred sites law pass parliament, to opposition criticism

The NT Labor opposition claims the government pushed new sacred sites laws through parliament to help a hotel proposal at the Darwin Waterfront proceed.
Man speaks and points in parliament

Published: Source: ABC NewsTopic: State and Territory Parliament

Aboriginal relics 'squashed' by golf course developer, court hears

A company with an exclusive lease to develop a golf course on public land near Hobart has been accused in court of "squashing" Aboriginal relics into the ground.
Shells on a beach.

Published: Source: ABC NewsTopic: Ancient History

Patsy finally gets a birth certificate after 75 years

Patsy Bedford and hundreds of others across the Kimberley were not formally registered at birth, which authorities are now working to change later in life. 
a woman with grey hair smiling at the camera

Published: Source: ABC KimberleyTopic: Human Interest

'If you're Indigenous, you're beautiful': Representation in fashion

Backstage at Fashion Week, First Nations designers and models take a moment to reflect on the importance of representation.
a group of First Nations models are dressed in Indigenous designed clothes smiling at the camera
Duration: 1 minute 46 seconds

Published: Source: ABC NewsTopic: Fashion

Judge fines gold mining company for 'mercenary' drilling at sacred site

A Canadian gold miner has been fined $160,000 for conducting illegal exploration drilling at an Aboriginal sacred site, after the company's own press release tipped authorities off to the damage.
an aerial photo of a gold mine.

Published: Source: ABC NewsTopic: Sacred Sites

Māori Party MPs suspended over haka protest in NZ parliament

In New Zealand, a parliamentary committee has handed down its punishment for the MPs who performed a haka on the chamber floor.
A woman with her mouth wide open in a parliament ripping a piece of paper.
Duration: 1 minute 31 seconds

Published: Source: ABC NewsTopic: World Politics

Youth crime drops in remote town as new space offers safety and a feed

A Kimberley town is seeing a drop in youths wandering the streets and juvenile crime after the Night Place opened to give kids somewhere to go after dark.
A young child smiling while eating a plate of meat and vegetables at a table.

Published: Source: ABC KimberleyTopic: Crime Prevention

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