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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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Mabo and Native Title: Changing the Legal Landscape

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Cultural recognition and legal change collide in the Mabo case, transforming Indigenous land rights—discover how this landmark decision continues to shape Australia today.
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  • 3. December 2025
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The Impact of the Stolen Generations: Healing and Justice

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Lurking beneath the surface of history, the impact of the Stolen Generations reveals deep wounds; understanding the path to healing and justice is essential.
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  • 2. December 2025
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Dreamtime Stories: Understanding the Creation Narratives

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I invite you to explore Dreamtime stories that reveal the profound origins of life, land, and spirit—discovering meanings that might just change your perspective forever.
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  • 2. December 2025
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The 1967 Referendum: What Changed and What Didn’t

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An exploration of the 1967 referendum reveals what legal and social changes occurred—and what still remains unresolved—in Australia’s journey toward Indigenous equality.
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  • 1. December 2025
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Indigenous Legal Systems: Traditional Justice in the Modern World

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Weaving ancient traditions with contemporary needs, indigenous legal systems offer profound insights into restoring harmony and justice in today’s world.
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  • 1. December 2025
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Indigenous Food Sovereignty: Growing Local and Saving Seeds

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Sustainable food sovereignty begins with growing local seeds and preserving traditions, unlocking the true power of community resilience and cultural identity.
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  • 30. November 2025
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Indigenous‑Led Climate Activism: Movements Making a Difference

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Harnessing traditional knowledge, Indigenous-led climate activism is transforming environmental justice—discover how their efforts are shaping a sustainable future.
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  • 30. November 2025
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Indigenous Astronomy Around the World: Connecting Stars and Culture

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Stunning cultural stories and practices reveal how indigenous communities connect stars to identity, history, and navigation—discover how these traditions continue to thrive today.
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  • 29. November 2025
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Digital Storytelling: Platforms Amplifying Indigenous Voices

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Sharing indigenous stories through digital platforms sparks cultural preservation, inspiring readers to explore how technology can amplify voices and ensure traditions endure.
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  • 29. November 2025
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Protecting Sacred Sites Worldwide: Challenges and Success Stories

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Fascinating efforts to safeguard sacred sites worldwide reveal challenges and successes that inspire ongoing preservation and respect—discover how communities are making a difference.
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  • 28. November 2025
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Dja Dja Wurrung: Returning Land and Rebuilding Culture

Seeking to reclaim land and restore cultural identity, the Dja Dja Wurrung's journey…
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  • 12. January 2026
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Palawa (Tasmanian Aboriginal) Culture: Reconnection and Revival

By exploring Palawa culture's dynamic rebirth, you’ll uncover how land, traditions, and…
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  • 11. January 2026
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Wiradjuri People: Custodians of the Central West

Surrender to the rich traditions of the Wiradjuri people, whose enduring connection to…
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Yorta Yorta Nation: Stories From the Murray‑Goulburn Region

Fascinating stories from the Yorta Yorta Nation reveal deep cultural connections,…
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