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Timeless and Meaningful Fashion: The Mainie Australian Merino Wool Scarf Collection

Timeless and Meaningful Fashion: The Mainie Australian Merino Wool Scarf Collection

The Mainie Merino collection honours two enduring elements of Australia’s national identity: its 65,000-year-old Indigenous cultural heritage and the Merino wool industry, a part of the nation’s hi...

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Uluru: Sacred Heart of Australia's Red Centre

Uluru: Sacred Heart of Australia's Red Centre

Uluru stands as a symbol of resilience, cultural heritage and spiritual significance for the Anangu people. Their endurance serves as a powerful reminder of the eternal connection between land, cul...

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Significant Dates for Indigenous Australians in March

Significant Dates for Indigenous Australians in March

The events of March highlight the strength, resilience and determination of First Nations Australians in the face of adversity. These anniversaries not only commemorate past struggles but also call...

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Kakadu: A Living Cultural Landscape

Kakadu: A Living Cultural Landscape

Kakadu remains one of the oldest continuous cultural landscapes on Earth, preserving sacred traditions, breathtaking rock art and a diverse natural environment that has sustained its Traditional Ow...

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Significant Dates for Indigenous Australians in February   

Significant Dates for Indigenous Australians in February  

These dates in February commemorate significant events in Indigenous Australian history, each contributing to a narrative of resilience, activism and cultural heritage.   They remind us of the ong...

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The Butchulla People and K’gari: A Sacred Connection That Endures

The Butchulla People and K’gari: A Sacred Connection That Endures

The recognition of the Butchulla people's native title rights to K'gari in 2014 marked a pivotal moment in their journey toward justice. This legal acknowledgment affirmed their enduring connection...

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Australia: Home to the World's Oldest Continuous Living Culture

Australia: Home to the World's Oldest Continuous Living Culture

Indigenous Australians have a profound spiritual and physical connection to their ancestral homelands.  Their knowledge systems are deeply tied to the natural environment, encompassing astronomy, l...

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Significant Dates for Indigenous Australians in January

Significant Dates for Indigenous Australians in January

January is a month steeped in significant events for Indigenous Australians, each a testament to resilience, resistance and remarkable achievements. From the execution of Dundalli, a courageous Abo...

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Chooreechillum: The Highest Mountain in Queensland

Chooreechillum: The Highest Mountain in Queensland

Australia is a land rich with history, culture and spiritual significance, deeply intertwined with the enduring connection of First Nations peoples to Country.

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Significant Events for Indigenous Australians in December

Significant Events for Indigenous Australians in December

Reflecting on the anniversaries of events in the month of December provides an insight into the struggles and triumphs of Indigenous Australians throughout history. While colonial massacres and opp...

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Significant Events for Indigenous Australians in November

Significant Events for Indigenous Australians in November

The significant events that have occurred during the month of November serve as powerful reminders of the enduring legacy of violence and injustice faced by Indigenous Australians throughout histor...

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Significant Events for Indigenous Australians in October

Significant Events for Indigenous Australians in October

The events we commemorate in October serve as reminders of the resilience and strength of Indigenous Australians amidst a history marked by tragedy and injustice. From massacres and forced removals...

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