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CEQ champions healthy start for First Nations infants with baby food range overhaul
[by Gavin Broomhead]
Not-for-profit remote store operator Community Enterprise Queensland (CEQ) has reaffirmed its commitment to the health and wellbeing of children and families in remote First Nations communities, with a major update to its infant and toddler food range across all stores.
First Nations designers and models take centre stage at Australian Fashion Week
[Tahnee Jash and Brooke Fryer, ABC]
It was only four years ago that Juanita Page launched her menswear label Joseph and James. As she watched her models rehearse backstage on Tuesday, the proud Gooreng Gooreng and South-Sea Islander woman felt the pressure mounting as the countdown began for one of her biggest achievements yet.
Our unceded First Nations Sovereignty directs our path
[by Professor Ghillar, Michael Anderson]
Professor Ghillar, Michael Anderson, Convenor of the Sovereign Union, last surviving member of the founding four of the 1972 Aboriginal Embassy, Canberra and Head of State of the Euahlayi Peoples Republic, provides an insight into how the NO vote for the Voice averted total assimilation of First Nations Peoples.
Outreach support helps Kimberley residents get their first birth certificates
[Dunja Karagic and Rosanne Maloney, ABC]
Bunuba elder Patsy Ngalu Bedford spent the first 75 years of her life without a birth certificate. She was just one of many unregistered people, with a 2016 study estimating nearly one in five Aboriginal children in WA had unregistered births.
