Tasmanian Devil tooth among ‘mind-blowing’ finds in destroyed Juukan Gorge cave

Tasmanian Devil tooth among ‘mind-blowing’ finds in destroyed Juukan Gorge cave

The first physical evidence that Tasmanian Devils once lived in the Pilbara is among the ‘mind-blowing’ finds made by in what is left of a rock shelter blasted by Rio Tinto in 2020.

  • byPeter Milne

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‘I don’t think we’ll ever get to the end of it’:Swans great despairs about ongoing racism

‘I don’t think we’ll ever get to the end of it’:Swans great despairs about ongoing racism

Michael O’Loughlin discusses the racism he faced as a junior player,supporting Indigenous kids,the Voice referendum and Adam Goodes.

  • byMalcolm Conn
‘They’re like rock stars’:From jeers to cheers within five days for Latrell

‘They’re like rock stars’:From jeers to cheers within five days for Latrell

The Souths star has teamed up with fellow rugby league players,NSW Police,Premier Chris Minns and the NRL in Moree to launch a program to help Indigenous youth.

  • byChristian Nicolussi
Dark Emu brought Bruce Pascoe years of trouble. He says backlash to Black Duck is ‘inevitable’

Dark Emu brought Bruce Pascoe years of trouble. He says backlash to Black Duck is ‘inevitable’

At 77,and with his next book complete,Pascoe says he’s tiring more easily these days. From his property near Mallacoota,he tells of his hope for the future.

  • byBianca Hall
State swings axe on iconic Kimberley Horizontal Falls experience

State swings axe on iconic Kimberley Horizontal Falls experience

All but one tourism operators in the region will not be allowed to take their boats through the falls from 2026 – and the experience will end completely in 2028.

  • byHamish Hastie
More than ‘hang loose’:Hawaii’s friendly shaka to become official gesture

More than ‘hang loose’:Hawaii’s friendly shaka to become official gesture

The sign,first used by a man who lost his fingers,is now associated with surfing,but it was a fixture of daily life in the islands long before it caught on.

  • byJennifer Sinco Kelleher
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In a patch of high country,too many people went missing. It’s now Leah Purcell’s latest drama

In a patch of high country,too many people went missing. It’s now Leah Purcell’s latest drama

The makers of Wentworth wanted to work with Purcell again,so they created a show for her – and put her on the right side of the law for a change.

  • byKarl Quinn
In the shadow of roadworks,preserving the last remaining billabongs in Melbourne

In the shadow of roadworks,preserving the last remaining billabongs in Melbourne

Major projects like the North East Link have altered the landscape while introduced species such as foxes,carp and deer continue to harm complex ecosystems.

  • byJack Latimore
Move over David Williamson,we have a new five-star footy play

Move over David Williamson,we have a new five-star footy play

This wrap of shows around Melbourne includes a thrilling play about footy and racism;the Jonas Brothers’ play Rod Laver Arena on first-ever Australian tour,Fred again..’s instant arena tour;and two comedies:one about two super-Karens meeting for their weekly lunch,and another about two young men who have to deal with a sick cow.

  • byCameron Woodhead,Marcus Teague andVyshnavee Wijekumar
Calls for Victoria to return remains of nearly 2000 Indigenous people to community
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Calls for Victoria to return remains of nearly 2000 Indigenous people to community

Leaked figures reveal 1834 ancestral remains of Indigenous people are being held by the Victorian government.

  • byJack Latimore
The three Tiwi Islanders taking on the might of the Japanese economy

The three Tiwi Islanders taking on the might of the Japanese economy

The David and Goliath battle has pitted a group of Tiwi Islanders against titans of the Japanese economy.

  • byEryk Bagshaw