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Mary is a passionate writer who brings creativity and a fresh perspective to our team. Her words have the power to captivate and inspire, making her an essential contributor to our content. Mary’s commitment to storytelling and dedication to promoting Indigenous culture ensures that her work touches the hearts of our readers. We’re fortunate to have her as part of our team.
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Indigenous Wellness Practices Backed by Modern Science

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Unlock the ancient wisdom of Indigenous wellness practices backed by modern science, revealing how tradition and innovation are transforming holistic health.
  • Mary
  • 4. September 2025
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Repatriation of Ancestors: How Museums Are Righting Historical Wrongs

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Guided by respect and collaboration, museums are transforming restitution efforts—discover how they are actively righting historical wrongs and restoring cultural sovereignty.
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  • 3. September 2025
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The Ethics of Using Indigenous Designs in Fashion

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Sneaking into the world of Indigenous-inspired fashion raises important ethical questions you need to explore to avoid cultural missteps.
  • Mary
  • 2. September 2025
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Indigenous STEM Stars Who Are Breaking Barriers

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Promising Indigenous STEM stars are breaking barriers and redefining innovation—discover how their unique contributions are transforming science and inspiring future generations.
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  • 1. September 2025
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How Indigenous Rangers Are Protecting 44% of Australia’s Landmass

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With their unique blend of traditional knowledge and modern techniques, Indigenous Rangers are safeguarding nearly half of Australia’s land—discover how their efforts are shaping the future.
  • Mary
  • 31. August 2025
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Understanding the Uluru Statement From the Heart in Three Minutes

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Discover the key insights of the Uluru Statement From the Heart in just three minutes and understand why it matters for Australia’s future.
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  • 30. August 2025
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From Bush Foods to Boardrooms: Indigenous Entrepreneurship Rising

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Discover how Indigenous entrepreneurs are transforming bush foods into thriving businesses, blending tradition with innovation to shape a promising future.
  • Mary
  • 29. August 2025
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Indigenous Governance Models Reshaping Australian Corporations

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Join us as we explore how Indigenous governance models are transforming Australian corporations by fostering cultural integrity and community-driven leadership.
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  • 28. August 2025
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Why Cultural Safety Should Be Your Workplace’s Next Big Metric

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Unlock the importance of cultural safety as your workplace’s next big metric to foster true inclusivity and drive meaningful change.
  • Mary
  • 27. August 2025
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Closing the Gap: What the Latest Report Says and Why It Matters

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Growing disparities demand systemic reforms; discover how strategic changes can truly close the achievement gap and why it matters.
  • Mary
  • 26. August 2025
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Tiwi Language: Unique Grammar of the Tiwi Islands

Biwi language's intricate grammar reveals the rich cultural tapestry of the Tiwi…
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  • 8. November 2025
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Pitjantjatjara and Yankunytjatjara: Differences and Shared Heritage

Gaining insight into Pitjantjatjara and Yankunytjatjara reveals how their shared roots…
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Yorta Yorta: Reviving the Voice of the Murray River People

The Yorta Yorta are revitalizing their language and traditions along the Murray River,…
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Noongar Language Profile: Dialects and Revival Efforts

Noongar Language Profile: Dialects and Revival Efforts explores how this rich…
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