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Acclaimed writer Eden Robinson is launching a new trilogy, The Sorceress of Sky Serpents, which draws on her Haisla and Heiltsuk background and the supernatural stories of her father.
A trio of Inuit-directed feature films and a wave of acting talent have taken centre stage at the 2026 Toronto International Film Festival, marking a significant milestone for Northern storytelling across genres ranging from VR utopias to psychological thrillers.
A global fundraising effort has successfully reached a $1 million target to purchase and preserve The Black Wreath, a vital creative hub for remote Indigenous artists in Central Australia.
Residents in Whatı̀ are overcoming high food costs and limited accessibility in the North by cultivating a successful and bountiful community garden.
Chief Heidi Cook is urging all hunters to observe a voluntary harvest closure in Misipawistik Cree Nation's traditional territory to ensure the long-term survival of local moose populations.
Indigenous New York Fashion Week has marked a milestone in the global fashion industry by securing its first official listing on the Council of Fashion Designers of America's calendar.
Indigenous Australian artist Ambrose Killian has designed the official finisher medals for the 2026 Sydney Marathon, celebrated by over 36,000 participants.
Oglala Lakota educator and community leader Celestine Stadnick has announced her candidacy for the South Dakota State Senate, driven by a desire to represent her people in the upcoming November election.
Twelve recruits from nine tribal agencies have graduated from a new pilot law enforcement program in North Dakota, designed to keep Indigenous officers closer to their families and communities.
The Sealers Cove walking track at Yiruk Wamoon (Wilsons Promontory) has reopened after a complex five-year restoration project involving Traditional Owners and Parks Victoria.
Guest writer Gráinne Patterson reflects on how the 51st Te Wiki o te Reo Māori provides a template for international reconnection to indigenous heritage, highlighting deep parallels between the survival of Māori and Gaeilge.
More than 50 New Zealand Defence Force personnel have arrived on the remote Cook Islands atoll of Penrhyn to conduct critical infrastructure and health upgrades as part of Exercise Tropic Twilight.
Federal Minister Matt Keogh has confirmed a plan to cap veteran healthcare spending at $5,000 annually is "off the table" following strong pushback from Indigenous veterans and advocacy groups.
George Gordon First Nation is leveraging a partnership with Bell Canada on a multi-billion dollar AI data centre expansion to secure long-term infrastructure, education, and economic opportunities for its members.
Indigenous groups in the Amazon are increasingly mobilising their own territorial guards to protect the environment and their communities from illegal incursions.
Groundbreaking research released on Tuesday reveals that Australia’s pre-colonial Indigenous population was significantly larger than previously estimated, while celebrating the enduring survival of First Nations cultures.
Grand Council Chief Linda Debassige has called for meaningful partnerships and the recognition of inherent rights as the Canadian government seeks global investment on treaty lands.
Professor Sir Collin Tukuitonga argues that Pacific nations are moving away from external aid models to lead their own research and policy initiatives for climate and health challenges.
Cree filmmaker Alexandra Lazarowich’s feature documentary follows three Indigenous hip-hop artists as they navigate the music industry and personal growth.
Indigenous leaders including Wet’suwet’en Hereditary Chief Na'Moks and Kakeka ThunderSky joined over 1,000 demonstrators in Toronto to advocate for land protection and public sovereignty over resources.
APTN, CBC/Radio-Canada, and the National Centre for Truth and Reconciliation are partnering for the fifth annual Remembering the Children event to honour residential school Survivors.
A group of eight representatives from Māori housing advocacy body Te Matapihi has returned from an exploratory mission to India, led by Co-Chair Nanaia Mahuta.
Director Cody Lightning debuted his new feature film, Smudge the Blades, at TIFF on September 12, offering a humorous and heartfelt look at the realities of Indigenous youth hockey in Alberta.
Indigenous leaders from the Spirit Lake Tribe and Turtle Mountain Band of Chippewa Indians have filed an amended complaint to ensure fair representation in North Dakota’s legislative districts.
Cahuilla artist Gerald Clarke debuts a provocative 16-foot sculpture in Portland while JUNO winner Derek Miller launches a Canadian tour to support his new album, 'Outta My Head.'
Two Indigenous mothers have successfully settled a trespass case against New South Wales police following hundreds of unauthorized late-night bail checks on their children.
Three Tribal Nations and Native students have filed an amended lawsuit against the federal government to defend treaty-mandated education programs and mandate tribal consultation.
The Palestine Solidarity Network Aotearoa (PSNA) is calling for a New Zealand ban on goods from Israeli settlements in the Occupied West Bank to align with international law.
The Fort Peck Assiniboine and Sioux Tribes held a powerful repatriation ceremony on Tuesday to welcome home the remains of three children who died at the Carlisle Indian Industrial School over a century ago.
Foreign Minister Winston Peters has returned from the Pacific Islands Forum, emphasizing Aotearoa New Zealand’s deep whakapapa and historical ties to its Pacific neighbors amidst shifting regional dynamics.
A Menominee-led nonprofit is fostering cultural pride and identity among young boys through traditional woodland dance and hand-crafted regalia at major Indigenous gatherings.
The Department of Biodiversity and Conservation has removed 620 kilograms of debris from a 10-kilometre stretch of coastline near Dongara to protect wildlife and cultural heritage.
Health experts are urging New Zealand to bolster its support for Fiji as the Pacific nation addresses a significant rise in HIV infections through expanded community-led health initiatives.
Canadian Energy Metals has signed a memorandum of understanding with six First Nations as it prepares for a major critical metal mining project near Tisdale, Saskatchewan.
Inuvialuit trapper Nathan Kogiak reports that auction sales for Northwest Territories pelts have hit $1 million for the first time since 2014, driven by a rebound in global luxury markets.
A ten-year collaboration between Bardi Jawi rangers and Australian marine scientists has successfully validated the ecological link between reef and mangrove systems using traditional knowledge.
The Wild Deserts project at Cameron Corner enters its second decade with the successful reintroduction of six native species previously extinct in the region for over a century.
Māori housing leaders have returned from a two-week delegation to India, investigating how international construction innovations and sustainable technologies can be adapted to resolve the housing crisis for whānau in Aotearoa.
Pacific Island leaders have announced an ambitious $2 billion investment plan aimed at ending fossil fuel dependence and promoting renewable energy across the region.
The Ian Potter Centre: NGV Australia has opened the first major retrospective of artist Margaret Preston in two decades, highlighting her early advocacy for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander art.
Indigenous leaders from the Gila River and Colorado River Indian Tribes are advocating for their sovereign water rights following a federal plan to reduce basin deliveries.
Montana state officials and several Tribal Nations have reached a settlement to ensure public schools fulfill a constitutional mandate to teach the history and culture of Indigenous peoples to all students.
Indigenous newsroom ICT has partnered with Native Voice One to launch a weekly half-hour national radio program, delivering trusted journalism to tribal and public stations starting 7 September 2026.
Traditional First Nations fire management techniques developed over tens of thousands of years are being highlighted as essential tools for Australia’s environmental health.
Artist Ryan Presley has been awarded the top prize at the 2026 Telstra National Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Art Awards for his evocative oil painting, 'Our lifestyle of tranquillity undisturbed'.
Former vice-chief Cheryl Moore has been elected to lead the Nisichawayasihk Cree Nation, pledging to prioritize housing, health care, and community unity.
Indigenous nations across North America are paying tribute to the late Dolly Parton, celebrating her profound impact on tribal youth through the Imagination Library’s book-gifting programmes.
Indigenous leaders and knowledge keepers are meeting at the Mamaw Kimiciminan Food Sovereignty Gathering to share traditional food practices and strengthen community self-determination.
A six-month trial program featuring Indigenous advocate Viv Ketchum as a mediator has led to a significant decrease in violence and shoplifting at a downtown Winnipeg retail location.
High-profile Indigenous authors Phyllis Webstad and Chelsea Vowel are set to release significant new nonfiction works this September, exploring residential school history and contemporary First Nations issues.
The Nunavut Teachers’ Association has welcomed the expansion of a territory-specific curriculum that integrates Inuktut language and Inuit-focused learning for Grade 2 students.
The Southeast Alaska Indigenous Transboundary Commission (SEITC) is leading a legal challenge to ensure tribal voices are heard in the expansion of mining projects affecting the Unuk and Stikine rivers.
Twelve-year-old Indigenous scout Jo Alice Burgess has returned from a 150km hiking expedition in Iceland after raising $8,500 to attend the 31st Icelandic Jamboree.
Advocate Christopher Billey says creating a formal private housing market on tribal lands can empower Indigenous homeowners to grow their assets while addressing local housing shortages.
Indigenous artisans in Portland, Oregon, are celebrating a major milestone as the Portland Indigenous Marketplace announces a permanent home at 737 Southeast Sandy Boulevard.
17-year-old Maori Pomeroy Farrell has made history in Croatia as the first Fijian athlete to ever win a medal at a World Aquatics competition.
First Nations artist Ambrose Killian has designed the official medal for the 2026 Sydney Marathon, incorporating traditional storytelling and Central Desert inspirations into the world-class sporting event.
Tribal leaders from the Wyandotte and Wendat Nations are asserting their historical and linguistic connection to Lake Ontario following a United States executive order to rename the water body.
Major Indigenous art and film projects, including a 50-buffalo puppet parade in New York City and a documentary featuring a Diné horse listener, are celebrating Indigenous culture and resilience this August and September.
Indigenous leaders Aunty Pat Turner AO and the late Aunty Rhoda Roberts AO received the top honours at the 2026 National NAIDOC Awards held in Alice Springs.
