New Zealand Overhauls Curriculum with Māori History
New Zealand introduces landmark curriculum changes integrating Māori history and perspectives. Discover how this educational reform shapes national identity.
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US Indigenous Child Removal Crisis Continues
Shocking investigation reveals US child welfare systems still separate Native American families at disproportionate rates. Learn about this ongoing crisis and its devastating impact.
Amazon Indigenous Communities Launch COP30 People's Summit
As the UN climate talks proceed, Amazon indigenous communities inaugurate a parallel People's Summit in Belém, demanding their voices be heard on forest protection.
Duchess of Edinburgh tours historic gunboat in Peru
The Duchess of Edinburgh visited the world's oldest river gunboat, BAP America, built in Birkenhead in 1904, during her tour of South and Central America. Discover her engagements with indigenous leaders and Amazon wildlife.
Indigenous protestors storm Cop30, US absent from talks
Dramatic scenes at Cop30 as Indigenous protestors force entry. World reacts to unprecedented US absence from climate talks, with California's Governor Newsom stepping into the void. #ClimateAction
Indigenous protesters force way into COP30 climate summit
Indigenous activists clashed with security at COP30 in Brazil, demanding better forest protections. 'We can't eat money,' declared one leader as protesters breached the venue.
Protesters storm Cop30 climate summit in Brazil
Indigenous and non-Indigenous activists forced their way into the Cop30 conference in Belém, Brazil, leading to tussles with security. Discover the details of the dramatic event.
Protesters clash with UN security at Cop30 in Brazil
Indigenous and non-indigenous activists stormed the Cop30 conference centre in Belém, clashing with UN security. Get the latest on the climate summit protests.
Protesters storm COP30 venue in Brazil security clash
Indigenous protesters forced entry at COP30 climate summit in Brazil, clashing with security guards. Demonstrators demanded land rights as tensions escalate in Amazon. Follow live updates.
UK Youth Job Crisis: 1 Million Not in Work or Education
Almost a million young Britons are Neet. The government has launched an investigation into this 'crisis of opportunity'. Share your job-hunting experiences.
Trump's 'Enemy of the People' Warning to Journalists Returns
Donald Trump's renewed attacks on journalists as 'the enemy of the people' raise serious concerns about press freedom and democratic norms in Western politics.
Social Media Envy Turns Dangerous in New Thriller
A chilling exploration of modern envy and revenge in the Instagram era, where curated perfection hides dangerous obsessions and simmering resentment.
Disabled prisoner restrained with spit hood in NT custody
Shocking video evidence emerges at inquest showing guards restraining a disabled Indigenous man with a spit hood, raising serious questions about treatment in NT correctional facilities.
Climate flotilla sails into Belém ahead of COP30
A colourful armada of boats converges on the Brazilian city of Belém, carrying indigenous leaders and climate activists ahead of the crucial COP30 climate negotiations.
Missing Native Woman Case Exposes Systemic Police Failures
The disappearance of Leanne Hausberg exposes the alarming crisis of missing and murdered Native American women as families confront police indifference and systemic failures.
Alaska's Sinking Village: Permafrost Crisis
The remote Yup'ik community of Nunapitchuk faces an existential threat as climate change rapidly melts the frozen ground beneath their homes, forcing residents to make an impossible choice: adapt or relocate.
Australia's Top Science Prizes Award COVID and Indigenous Researchers
In a landmark ceremony, Australian physicist Lidia Morawska receives the Prime Minister's Science Prize for proving COVID-19 spreads through airborne transmission, while Michael Wear is honoured for integrating Aboriginal knowledge into environmental scie
Victoria climbers defy Indigenous site ban
Rock climbing communities across Victoria are mobilising against controversial new restrictions at culturally significant Indigenous sites, setting up a dramatic confrontation between heritage protection and recreational access.
Ballarat Grammar stops new boarders in safety crisis
Victoria's prestigious Ballarat Grammar school takes drastic action, suspending new boarding placements following disturbing child safety reports. Internal review reveals systemic failures as authorities investigate.
Spain apologises to Mexico for colonial era injustices
In a landmark diplomatic move, Spain's government has formally expressed profound regret for the 'terrible injustices' committed during the conquest of Mexico, acknowledging centuries of suffering inflicted upon indigenous communities.
Sydney rally demands justice for deaths in custody
Heartbroken families and supporters gathered in Sydney demanding accountability and systemic change following Indigenous deaths in custody, as Australia faces a growing human rights crisis.
Governments 'Turning Backs' on Indigenous Prison Crisis
Exclusive: Former Indigenous Australians Minister Ken Wyatt condemns state and federal governments as Indigenous imprisonment rates hit devastating new highs, calling the situation a 'national disgrace'.
Victoria Passes Australia's First Indigenous Treaty
In a landmark moment for reconciliation, Victoria has passed Australia's first formal treaty legislation with Indigenous traditional owners, establishing a groundbreaking framework for self-determination and cultural recognition.
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