Indigenous Culture

Arts & Culture

What the Paiwanese nose flute tells us about ‘intangible culture’

In Taiwan, Intangible Cultural Heritage – like the sound of a double-barrel nose flute – is being preserved not through recordings, but through practitioners

Environment

Australia’s media isn’t accurately reporting all sides of the Murray-Darling Basin debate

A lack of balance in media reporting may have harmed public perception of environmental water allocations in the Murray-Darling – and Indigenous custodians barely get a look in

Business & Economics

How a First Nations’ approach in marketing is helping to decolonise healthcare

Marketing, traditionally associated with branding and sales, now holds immense potential as a catalyst for social change

Arts & Culture

Indigenous ceremonial performance opening up intercultural dialogue

Songs, dances and other ceremonial traditions offer a rare insight into Australian history from an Indigenous perspective

Arts & Culture

We are Country

Ensuring research is culturally safe isn’t as simple as acknowledging Country and the species within, we must recognise and empower Indigenous Knowledge systems

Arts & Culture

How data expertise is fostering endangered languages

The PARADISEC digital archive model revitalising endangered languages around the Pacific has now been taken up in North America by the Cherokee Nation

Arts & Culture

Sustaining song and spirit

The decade-long Junba Project in the Kimberley has helped revitalise the public song-and-dance tradition, strengthening community spirit and the confidence of young people

Health & Medicine

Big dreams of Country and culture

A deep engagement with culture can help foster meaningful connections between educators and Indigenous young people

Sciences & Technology

Opportunities for Traditional Owners in the carbon economy

Empowering Indigenous land management through emissions reductions and the carbon economy will have the best outcomes for people and the environment

Environment

The future of our cities is Indigenous

Australia’s unceded cities are still part of Country, and if we care for them they will care for us as we face the climate challenge