In short: The management of a sheep station on Tasmania’s Bruny Island has been transferred to a local Aboriginal corporation, providing a pathway towards economic prosperity. 

What’s next?: Merino wool produced at the station will be sold under the brand name “Longwinny” —  the traditional name for fur in the local Aboriginal language.

When Megan Davis was 12 years old, her mother brought home a second-hand book with a copy of the Constitution at the back.
The Indigenous girl in the housing commission home fell in love with the document.

New book created locally for Indigenous Literacy Day.

A traditional Aboriginal firestick now sits right at the centre of Central Coast Council’s meeting table in Ulverstone, Tasmania.

A traditional Aboriginal firestick now sits right at the centre of Central Coast Council’s meeting table in Ulverstone, Tasmania.

Governments, AFL must show respect to our veterans and rethink impact on Cenotaph