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First Nations designers from across Australia were honoured at the National Indigenous Fashion Awards in Darwin, celebrating cultural connection and a significant international textile partnership.
Tribal nations across Washington and Oregon have mobilized hundreds of personnel and established recovery funds to protect their lands and people from the Kaiser Canyon and Bench fires.
Indigenous leaders in the Great Lakes region are asserting tribal sovereignty and environmental guardianship as they challenge new state permits for the Enbridge Line 5 tunnel project.
The Osage Nation has transformed its child welfare approach, resulting in a six-month period in 2024 where no children were removed from their homes.
Taykwa Tagamou Nation has invested $20 million to secure an 8.4 per cent ownership stake in the Crawford Nickel Project, aiming to boost economic independence and support the clean energy sector.
Nearly 70 Indigenous candidates are appearing on primary ballots across 11 U.S. states this August, marking a historic surge in Native representation and political engagement from Alaska to Connecticut.
Minnesota Lieutenant Governor Peggy Flanagan is leading a historic campaign to become the first Native American woman in the U.S. Senate, while standing firm against prediction market industries to protect tribal interests.
A historic wave of Indigenous political leadership is sweeping the United States, with a record 12 candidates in Minnesota and dozens more across four other states participating in critical August primary elections.
Native American veterans continue to hold a place of high prestige in tribal communities, leading Grand Entries and being honoured through ancient victory songs across North America.
Auckland-based Kurdish rapper Fat Papi has achieved a rare international milestone, entering the Billboard Hot 100 after his track 'Freaked Out' went viral on TikTok.
Tonga’s national netball team, the Tala, has marked a historic milestone by competing in their first-ever Commonwealth Games, finishing their pool play with a victory over Northern Ireland.
A contingent of 130 Fijian soldiers has completed the annual Diamond Dagger exercise in Queensland, mastering new technologies and drone defense strategies alongside the Australian Defence Force.
University of Otago student Tarona Taafaki has made sporting history for Tuvalu, winning the nation’s first-ever Commonwealth Games medal with a bronze in the women's light heavyweight boxing division.
The Southwestern Association of Indian Arts Indian Market returns to Santa Fe this August, featuring a vibrant lineup of Indigenous film, fashion, and culinary excellence.
The 26th annual Garma Festival in Australia's Northern Territory has showcased a powerful display of Indigenous dance, storytelling, and leadership, with attendees reporting a renewed sense of strength.
In the remote Dehcho Dene community of Jean Marie River, local educators are reclaiming the classroom at Louie Norwegian School, continuing a legacy of educational self-determination that dates back to 1951.
Former Northwest Territories leaders and survivors are backing a legislative push to categorise the downplaying of residential school harms as hate speech under the Criminal Code.
The Carcross/Tagish First Nation is advocating for the protection of Tsuxx’aayi, a culturally significant area, by challenging a proposed residential development in the Yukon Supreme Court.
Following advocacy from First Nations leaders, New Brunswick’s police watchdog, SIRT, has created a new Indigenous liaison and investigator role to enhance trust and representation.
At the 26th Garma Festival, Gumatj leader Djawa Yunupingu announced plans for the 13 clans of north-east Arnhem Land to establish the Dilak Land Council to drive regional economic self-determination.
Indigenous leaders and communities have gathered at the 26th annual Garma festival in the Northern Territory to celebrate cultural strength and look toward a future rooted in self-determination.
National Chief Cindy Woodhouse Nepinak and other Indigenous leaders met with Canada's premiers in Prince Edward Island to demand a central role in the national economy and future development.
Indigenous leaders and advocates are marking the tenth anniversary of the #NoDAPL movement, reflecting on how the stand at Standing Rock continues to inspire global sovereignty and cultural pride.
Indigenous advocates from Aotearoa and the Arctic are calling for enhanced participation at the United Nations to address climate change and environmental protections.
As Route 66 approaches its 100th anniversary, a Pueblo-owned restaurant in New Mexico is sharing a unique Native American perspective on the iconic highway’s history.
The Confederated Tribes of the Colville Reservation has entered a new leadership chapter with the swearing-in of Chairwoman Cindy Marchand and several new council members in Washington state.
Nine Yolŋu ancestors taken from East Arnhem Land nearly a century ago have been returned to their homeland of Baniyala in a significant ceremony of healing and repatriation.
At the Garma Festival on Saturday, media leaders and Foreign Minister Penny Wong addressed the importance of First Nations voices and strategic global ties.
Tribal villages in a remote district of India are celebrating community and sport through a football tournament that blends traditional rewards with the beautiful game.
At the 2026 Garma Festival, Foreign Minister Penny Wong emphasized the vital strategic and cultural links between Australia's First Nations peoples and their Pacific neighbors.
Writing for ABC News, Aboriginal therapist Carlie Schofield shares her personal journey of reframing 'people-pleasing' as a survival adaptation and finding power through self-discovery.
Australian Indigenous track and field star Marley Raikiwasa will compete for gold in the women's shot put final at the Glasgow Commonwealth Games on Wednesday.
A collaborative initiative between Pacific Settlement Support Services and SIAOLA is providing Tongan migrants with pre-departure tools and long-term support to ensure a stable transition into life in New Zealand.
Cricket fans and former teammates are celebrating the life and enduring impact of Sir Garfield Sobers, the legendary West Indian all-rounder who passed away recently at the age of 89.
The ABC’s Race Around the World series has showcased two new films highlighting the deep-rooted cultural traditions of Indigenous communities in Argentina and Madagascar.
An Indian village has gained international attention for hosting a football tournament that integrates traditional Indigenous elements into the global game.
The 2026 Women’s Africa Cup of Nations is set to begin in Morocco, featuring top African sides such as Nigeria, Kenya, and Ghana in the wake of the 2026 FIFA World Cup.
In India’s Jharkhand state, the Indigenous Ho community concluded the fifth Rangila Star Tirilbasa football tournament, where winning teams were awarded goats alongside cash prizes to honor local traditions.
Fiji's country liaison officer Greg Traill highlights the strong work ethic and success of Fijian seasonal workers in New Zealand as they support families back home.
The 23rd Commonwealth Games have officially launched in Glasgow with strong early performances from Pacific Island lawn bowls teams, including wins for Fiji and Tonga.
An Indian village has celebrated its local heritage by hosting a unique football tournament infused with an indigenous twist.
The Australian Electoral Commission has officially renamed the federal seat of Grey to O’Donoghue in recognition of the pioneering Aboriginal leader’s immense contributions to health and social justice.
Former Fiji Prime Minister Mahendra Chaudhry is calling for full transparency from 2000 coup frontman George Speight to help bring closure and national healing to the Pacific nation.
Fiji's Minister for Foreign Affairs Sakiasi Ditoka is visiting New Zealand to finalise a new 'Diaspora Policy' aimed at safeguarding the investments and contributions of Fijians living abroad.
Indigenous Pacific leaders and scholars, including former Kiribati President Anote Tong, are advocating for development models that prioritise local realities over generic global frameworks.
New Zealand has secured a high-ranking position in the July 2026 Henley Passport Index, granting citizens visa-free access to 183 destinations globaly.
Sydney Roosters winger Daniel Tupou has been celebrated by Tongan royalty and government leaders after reaching his 300th NRL appearance with a hat-trick of tries.
Nigerian artist Burna Boy is set to perform alongside global icons like Shakira and Justin Bieber during a special extended halftime show at the FIFA World Cup final.
Following a years-long campaign, the Afghanistan women’s refugee cricket team has secured official ICC funding and a competition pathway to international qualification events by 2030.
Members of the Namaygoosisagagun First Nation in Ontario successfully evacuated their remote community by boat this week, displaying immense courage and self-reliance in the face of rapidly advancing wildfires.
Three Papua New Guinean women joined the Sistas Let's Talk podcast to discuss navigating career, family, and the transition into a purpose-driven life during their 30s.
The North Australian Aboriginal Justice Agency (NAAJA) has launched a landmark Federal Court challenge to overturn laws that limit compensation for unlawful treatment in prisons.
Spain’s teenage sensation Lamine Yamal is set to compete in the 2026 FIFA World Cup final, bringing his multicultural Indigenous heritage and faith to the global stage.
The Fiji Women’s Under-18 handball team is set to become the first Pacific Island nation to compete at the IHF Women’s Youth World Championship in Romania.
The legacy of the late Captain Johnathan Smith continues to inspire Fiji's paddling community through a perpetual trophy awarded to the fastest crews at the annual Business House Regatta.
President Lee Jae Myung has issued a formal apology to international adoptees and their families as new evidence reveals a history of fabricated records in South Korea's overseas adoption system.
FIFA President Gianni Infantino says the governing body will examine expanding the men’s World Cup following the success and inclusion of smaller footballing nations in the current 48-team format.
A committee has met to oversee the transfer of Boomanulla Oval in Narrabundah back to Indigenous community control, marking a significant milestone for the first Indigenous asset in the ACT.
Legendary hip-hop pioneers Salt-N-Pepa have announced their return to Tāmaki Makaurau Auckland this December, reflecting on their historic legacy as the first female rap act in the Rock & Roll Hall of Fame.
Māori and New Zealand athlete Charlisse Leger-Walker joins a historic trio of Pasifika women in the WNBA as the 2026 season showcases unprecedented Indigenous representation.
