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Woodfibre LNG wastewater permit challenged | The Narwhal

Woodfibre LNG must be held to highest standards, Squamish-based My Sea to Sky says amid Howe Sound wastewater concerns

Indigenous youth are learning more than hunting | The Narwhal

Lake Babine Nation is connecting their people with the land, culture and language

Federal Aid Helps Small Tribes Jumpstart Recycling Programs - Truthdig

While it isn't easy to get such programs going, some tribal leaders view recycling as "a form of decolonization" they can tackle now.

Louisiana Banned Abortion Pills. It Also Faces a Maternal Mortality Crisis.

Instead of addressing sky-high rates of pregnancy-related death, Louisiana lawmakers criminalized abortion pills.

UN: WA Aboriginal heritage laws may breach Indigenous people’s rights under international law

In August 2021, as an expert member of the UN Permanent Forum for Indigenous Issues, and with First Nation’s peoples from Western Australia, I wrote to the UN Committee on the Elimination of Rac...

'Lack of evidence' against Clarkson, Fagan and Burt in critical Hawthorn racism reports, details emerge

Two reports in the Hawthorn racism saga are said to have suggested minimal basis for the claims made by the Indigenous former players involved, according to exclusives by News Corp on Thursday.  ...

Palawa man Rhyan Mansell signs two-year contract extension with Richmond

Richmond utility Rhyan Mansell has signed a two-year contract extension, which will see him tied to the club until at least the end of the 2026 season. The Palawa man has played 41 games in yellow and...

Robe River wins first contract on transformational MinRes project

Indigenous-owned Robe River Services has won a lengthy transport contract associated with one of Western Australia's biggest iron ore projects. The five-year contract from Mineral Resources for its On...

New database helps First Nations businesses tender for big contracts

One of Australia’s leading construction companies has set up a database to make it easier for First Nations businesses to tender for work on large-scale infrastructure projects. To coincide with...

Bendigo Art Gallery’s new Piinpi exhibition shines a light on First Nations fashion

Recognised as Australia’s first major survey of Indigenous Fashion, Bunjilaka Aboriginal Cultural Centre opened this week and displayed its new Piinpi: Contemporary Indigenous Fashion Exhibition...

Kristal West's tribute to her grandparents Eddie and Bonita Mabo

Kristal West takes great pride in her family storylines from the Piadram, Manbarra, Palawa, and Nywagi communities.  Set to perform at the Perth International Cabaret Festival, Ms West's latest p...

Police Commissioner knew about racist awards despite denying knowledge of racism in NT Force

The Northern Territory Police Commissioner has agreed he was “gaslighting” Aboriginal people when he said he had not seen racism in the force earlier this year, an inquest has heard. ...

Family still pained by Kumanjayi Walker's death

Kumanjayi Walker's family have told an inquest into his death the teenager is still much loved and missed. The 19-year-old Warlpiri Luritja teenager was fatally shot by then-constable Zachary Rolfe in...

Inquest into death of young Indigenous man in ACT begins after long wait for answers

Friends and family members of Nathan Booth are calling for community support as they gather at the ACT Magistrate Court this week from May 29-31 for the coronial inquest into his death. An impact stat...

First Nations Foundation urges Tax Office changes to open path to economic reconciliation

Financial sectors and the federal government should alter current policies and legislation to ensure a level playing field for Indigenous people with superannuation and other insurance entitlements. E...

Tingle targeted for telling the truth

ABC presenter Laura Tingle has defended her comments that Australia has a racism problem, while noting she could have used more context and clarity in substantiating the statement at the time she made...

Education reforms in Victoria to help enable widespread self-determination

The Victorian government has announced it will implement education reforms, co-designed with the state’s Aboriginal community, in what will be the highest level of investment in Aboriginal educa...

Northern Land Council slams federal failure, backs independent inquiry on Binybara/Lee Point

The Northern Land Council has slammed the Federal Environment Minister’s decision to not protect Binybara (Lee Point), throwing their support behind calls by Larrakia Traditional Owners for an i...

Lidia Thorpe urges government to implement a Human Rights Act

Independent Senator Lidia Thorpe has urged the federal government to implement a Federal Human Rights Act, arguing the country is long overdue for a human rights framework to be enshrined into law.&nb...

Insulin may be a thing of the past thanks to this groundbreaking diabetes cure

Researchers cured type 2 diabetes in a 59-year-old patient after restoring insulin-producing pancreatic function with a stem cell transplant.

☎️ Landline: Trump vs. Biden on the climate

The next presidential...

Stefanik Israel Trip Funded by Group Tied to Anti-Muslim Figures

According to a new disclosure, Rep. Elise Stefanik's recent visit to Israel was paid for by the Jewish Policy Center, whose board of fellows includes individuals identified as anti-Muslim by the South...

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50 Greetings in Native American Languages

Learn one of these new ways to say "hello" or "how are you?" in a traditional Native American language. 50 Native American greetings!

Four Things To Know About the Impacts of Dam Removal on the Klamath River —

The world’s largest dam removal on the Klamath River continues to push forward, with one dam completely removed, and the remaining three in progress. During the removal process, sediment impounded in ...

22,000-year-old artifacts could rewrite ancient human history in North America

Archaeologists debate when the first humans arrived in the Americas. Controversial 22,000-year-old stone tools are one of the latest discoveries.

Buffalo project helps restore prairie while reconnecting indigenous tribes with heritage

Large buffalo herds trampled down a well-defined path known as Buffalo Trace, one of the first routes to appear on early maps of Indiana.

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Stuck at sea for years, a sailor's plight highlights a surge in shipowner abandonment

Abdul Nasser Saleh says he rarely got a good night’s sleep during the near-decade he spent working without pay on a cargo ship abandoned by its owner at ports along the Red Sea. By day he paced the d...

Despite Test Failure, Mountain Valley Pipeline Nears Completion

The companies behind the pipeline are working to reassure policymakers, including by flying congressional staffers to tour the pipeline's construction sites and water crossings.

Prehistoric discovery in US lake leaves experts in shock and awe

Wisconsin archaeologists recently discovered 11 ancient canoes in Lake Mendota, outside of Madison. The canoes were found in a cache that may have been an ancient shoreline.

The Alito Scandal Is Worse Than It Seems

The conservative justice knows he can get away with just about anything.

Supreme Court gives National Rifle Assn. a 1st Amendment win in suit against New York officials

Supreme Court agreed the NRA has a free-speech claim if it was targeted for state harassment because of its gun rights views.

They sacrificed to care for family and ended up on the street

Many people lose income when they become caregivers for a family member. Some even end up losing their home.

‘How did we miss this for so long?’: The link between extreme heat and preterm birth

“How did we miss this for so long? Women are often the last to get studied. But the most vulnerable people are those who are pregnant.”

Salt in the womb: How rising seas erode reproductive health

Women in Bangladesh are confronting the dangerous health effects of consuming salty water. They won't be the last.

Pregnant in a warming climate: A lethal ‘double risk’ for malaria

Mosquitoes are moving into the mountains of Papua New Guinea and other highland areas. That could be a death sentence for pregnant people.

Four lost pregnancies. Five weeks of IVF injections. One storm.

They spent years trying to have a baby. Then Hurricane Ian hit.

Expecting worse: Giving birth on a planet in crisis

A new series from Grist, Vox, and The 19th explores how climate change transforms our reproductive lives, from menstruation to fertility to pregnancy.

Researchers make unprecedented breakthrough with bendable, waterproof solar cell: 'Something that has never been achieved before'

Researchers in Japan made a mind-blowing discovery while experimenting with a washing machine and waterproof solar film.

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Vindictive Trump Plots Ruthless Revenge Over His Legal Battles

A spokesperson for the former president warned that “justice needs to be served.”

"Mankato Hanging Rope" to be returned to a Dakota tribe in southeastern Minnesota

A noose used in the largest execution in U.S. history will soon be returned to a Native American tribe in southeastern Minnesota.

A Century Ago, This Law Underscored the Promises and Pitfalls of Native American Citizenship

The 1924 Indian Citizenship Act sought to assimilate Native people into white society. But the legislation, signed by President Calvin Coolidge, fell short

Mukwonago library begins process of returning collection items to Native American tribes

The library is working to return thousands of items under the federal Native American Graves Protection and Repatriation Act.

Clergy Abuse of Over 1,000 Native American Children in Boarding Schools Unveiled in Washington Post Exposé

A Washington Post investigation published today revealed at least 122 priests, sisters and brothers assigned to 22 Indian boarding schools in the Midwest and Pacific Northwest since the 1890s were acc...