Speech delivered by Prof Chelsea Watego at the University of Tasmania on 14 November 2024

For most visitors, Rottnest Island is known as a picturesque holiday destination. But for Aboriginal people, particularly the Whadjuk Noongar people, Wadjemup—its original name—is a place of profound sorrow and remembrance.

Two female purinina/Tasmanian devils recently arriving at Auckland Zoo have been named in palawa kani.

Tasmania’s Department of Health has unveiled a range of new nursing and hospital uniforms designed by Tasmanian Aboriginal artist and proud Palawa woman, Takira Simon-Brown.

A landmark exhibition showcasing the maritime history of Tasmania’s Aboriginal community is set to be unveiled in the state’s north west.

Indigenous leaders are encouraged to apply for the Milparanga Emerging Leadership Program, aimed at enhancing leadership skills and positive change.