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Following devastating flooding in San Juan County, New Mexico, sixth-generation Navajo farmer Zacahariah Ben is advocating for improved infrastructure and federal collaboration to protect Indigenous food systems.
A powerful new four-part documentary series from Blackfella Films, 2.6 Seconds: Death in the Outback, will premiere on SBS and NITV on 10 November to examine the aftermath of the shooting of Kumanjayi Walker.
A 73-year-old Kanien'kéha speaker has made history at McGill University by becoming the first person to earn a PhD in Indigenous language revitalization.
Six Indigenous women have secured major party nominations for federal office, signaling a surge in political representation for Native communities.
Indigenous leadership in environmental science has reached a major milestone with the opening of a groundbreaking water testing laboratory at Burnett Heads, Queensland.
Communities in Suriname are utilizing satellite imagery and GPS mapping to monitor and protect their ancestral lands from encroaching gold mining and logging activities.
Historians and Indigenous leaders are reflecting on the legacy of Metacom and the resilience of New England tribes 350 years after the start of a defining 17th-century conflict.
A record-breaking number of Indigenous candidates are standing for office in the United States midterm elections, highlighting a surge in political participation across tribal nations.
Indigenous Arab and Bedouin communities in Israel have secured a record 19 seats in the Knesset, turning the minority bloc into a decisive political force following a historic surge in voter turnout.
A record 359 Indigenous candidates are contesting U.S. public office this November, with Native American women at the forefront of historic bids for Senate and governorships.
Former Interior Secretary and Laguna Pueblo member Deb Haaland leads in polls as she nears a historic milestone in New Mexico’s upcoming gubernatorial election.
Indigenous musicians Kayps and Mulga Bore Hard Rock have been named finalists in separate categories for the 2026 J Awards, celebrating a breakthrough year for First Nations talent in the Australian music industry.
Australia, New Zealand, and England are set to contest the Physical Disability Rugby League World Cup in Sydney, with the round-robin tournament running from 30 October to 8 November.
Samoan leader Maiava Fia’ailetoa Shantel Netzler has made history as the first Pacific Islander to head QSport, the peak body for sporting organisations in Queensland, Australia.
Cherokee Nation citizen Jamie Hummingbird has testified before the U.S. Senate to protect tribal economic sovereignty and advocate for consumer safeguards against growing prediction market platforms.
Legal expert Grace Signorelli-Cassady outlines how Native American tribes can leverage sovereignty and resources to secure equitable partnerships in the growing data center industry.
The Wiitahnookiinitaw Tahshkayzing Entrepreneurship Centre has opened its first physical location in Winnipeg, providing a dedicated space for Indigenous business creators to access mentorship and training.
Indigenous leaders and legal advocates are reaffirming the safety of mail-in voting and deploying hundreds of poll watchers to ensure Native American communities can cast their ballots in the upcoming 2026 midterms.
Leaders from Shamattawa, St. Theresa Point, and Sandy Lake First Nations are in court this week to protect a historic ruling that recognizes Canada's legal duty to provide essential infrastructure on reserves.
Renowned Māori landscape architect Dr Diane Menzies ONZM has made history as the first Indigenous person to receive the Sir Geoffrey Jellicoe Award, the highest international honour in her profession.
Wildlife photographer Peter Mather, working with the Kwanlin Dün First Nation, has captured remarkable footage of a bull caribou’s survival following a locked-antler struggle.
A Te Whakatōhea delegation traveled to the Fowler Museum in Los Angeles to open an exhibition featuring Uhengaparaoa, a historic muka kaitaka regarded as an ancestor, while establishing a new model for international guardianship.
The Northern Rockies Regional Municipality is collaborating with Fort Nelson First Nation and Prophet River First Nation to study the feasibility of a municipally-owned health clinic to ensure remote care.
Athletes Mercedes Côté and Victoria Marchand have been recognised for their outstanding contributions to sport at the National Indigenous Sports Gala in Ottawa.
The Pacific's growing influence in international rugby league is under the spotlight as Samoa gains World Cup attention and Papua New Guinea prepares for a professional franchise role.
Brazilian President Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva has won a fourth term, a victory expected to extend critical environmental protections and support for Indigenous communities in the Amazon.
Nearly 200 First Nations leaders and Canada’s First Ministers gathered in Ottawa for a landmark summit to discuss economic sovereignty, treaty rights, and a permanent seat at the federal table.
Chief Kelsey Jacko of Cold Lake First Nations is heading to Ottawa to ensure his people's rights and priorities are heard directly at the First Nations-First Ministers meeting.
The Crystal Bridges Museum has hosted a landmark Indigenous Art Symposium in Bentonville, Arkansas, bringing together artists, curators, and scholars to celebrate Native creativity following a major museum expansion.
The Indian Pueblo Cultural Center is celebrating 50 years of heritage preservation while securing future expansion through the Albuquerque Indian School Act of 2026.
The Wiikwemkoong First Nation in Ontario has launched a pioneering data centre to preserve Anishinaabe language and heritage, moving away from corporate servers to exercise full control over their cultural information.
An extraordinary landscape in south-eastern Arizona, long known to the Chiricahua Apache as the Land of Standing-Up Rocks, has been elevated to national park status with protections for tribal ceremonial access.
The finalists for the 2026 National Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Sports Awards have been announced, celebrating Indigenous achievements across 11 categories.
The Tr’ondëk Hwëch’in First Nation has officially opened Ni’ehłyat Nidähjì’, a purpose-built facility in Dawson City dedicated to supporting families and reclaiming cultural traditions.
First Nations leaders in Alberta have expressed relief and optimism following a decisive referendum vote to remain in Canada, citing the result as a victory for the protection of constitutional Treaty obligations.
Cherokee scholar Liza Black has released a new book, How Settlers Get Away with Murder, which provides an academic examination of Indigenous justice and safety for women and Two-Spirit people.
Native-led organisations in Washington state have successfully worked with researchers to correct inaccurate government data, revealing the true scale of American Indian and Alaska Native homelessness.
Incumbent Chief Laura Cassidy and several executive councillors have been returned to leadership by Tsawwassen First Nation voters following elections held on Saturday.
The World Indigenous Suicide Prevention Conference returns to Aotearoa this November, gathering global experts at Tūrangawaewae Marae to strengthen Indigenous-led wellbeing and healing.
Indigenous fishing rights and commercial quotas are playing a pivotal role in balancing the Atlantic salmon and striped bass populations in New Brunswick’s Miramichi watershed.
Competitors and Alice Springs residents demonstrated remarkable resilience as the 40th anniversary of the Masters Games faced severe storms, hail, and power outages.
Indigenous leaders across Treaty 6, 7, and 8 have mobilized a unified front, including legal challenges and grassroots rallies, to assert their constitutional sovereignty and protect Treaty rights ahead of Alberta's provincial referendum.
Prominent First Nations leader Grand Chief Stewart Phillip has issued key endorsements for Green Party Leader Emily Lowan and NDP Leader David Eby ahead of the British Columbia provincial election.
The Ho-Chunk Nation is set to launch its largest casino to date in Beloit, Wisconsin, creating 1,500 local jobs and expanding the tribe's economic footprint.
Conservative Senator Mary Jane McCallum is championing Bill S-223 to ensure the RCMP enforces First Nations bylaws, aiming to enhance security and legal recognition for Indigenous communities in Canada.
At the Desert Mob exhibition in Alice Springs, Laureate Professor Marcia Langton AO reflected on the revolutionary impact of the Aboriginal land rights movement and its enduring expression through Indigenous art.
Master carvers at Te Puia are crafting a waka for the Carrière Wellington museum in Arras to commemorate the Māori Pioneer Battalion's engineering feats and sacrifices during World War I.
A new documentary directed by Tia Lessin and Carl Deal traces the 30-year career of Democracy Now! founder Amy Goodman, including her frontline reporting on human rights abuses in East Timor and Nigeria.
Indigenous rodeo queens and contestants from across North America gathered at the 2026 Indian National Finals Rodeo to showcase horsemanship, traditional knowledge, and community leadership.
A draft proposal from the Assembly of First Nations calls on the Canadian government to establish a sovereign wealth fund to ensure all First Nations benefit from national resource projects.
British Columbia is progressing toward its goal of protecting 30 per cent of provincial lands by 2030, a commitment anchored in a landmark 2023 partnership with the First Nations Leadership Council.
Renowned advocate Cindy Blackstock expresses hope that a 20-year legal battle for equitable child welfare for First Nations families is nearing its final chapter as the Canadian Human Rights Tribunal prepares to review competing reform plans.
Travel experts and Earth Sciences New Zealand are advising Pasifika families and holidaymakers to plan ahead for the upcoming cyclone season starting November 1.
Artificial intelligence specialist Shae Parsons has represented Aotearoa at the Miss Global international pageant in Thailand, showcasing her Ngāti Porou heritage and expertise in the technology sector.
Leaders in Fisher River Cree Nation are highlighting the urgent need for more educational assistants to support First Nation students with complex learning needs and ensure equitable access to education.
Indigenous practitioners from Australia and the Pacific recently convened to share how carbon credit projects are supporting local livelihoods, biodiversity, and cultural continuity.
South African judge and former UN human rights chief Navi Pillay has been awarded the 2026 Nobel Peace Prize for her lifelong commitment to the rule of law and international justice.
A groundbreaking medical initiative has enabled the first ten joint replacement surgeries to be performed at Tonga's Vaiola Hospital, ending the need for patients to travel overseas.
The 'Signed to God' world tour debuted in Toronto, featuring a high-tech 3D hologram of the late Punjabi-Canadian music star to celebrate his enduring legacy.
Eight students from Fisher River Cree Nation recently completed a five-day land-based education trip to Saskatchewan, harvesting four bull moose to share with their community.
