Johannesburg, July 12 (IANS) While South Africa continues to grapple with the “vestiges” of apartheid, the upcoming National Dialogue aims to address some of these challenges, according to President Cyril… Continue reading South African president sees National Dialogue as chance to tackle apartheid vestiges
New York, July 12 (IANS) It is not on the agenda of the White House to abolish the Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA) outright, The Washington Post cited an official… Continue reading White House official denies plan to abolish FEMA
United Nations, July 12 (IANS) The fuel crisis in Gaza remains acute even though Israeli authorities allowed 75,000 liters in for two days in a row, UN humanitarians said. Hundreds… Continue reading UN humanitarians say fuel allowed into Gaza for 2nd day far from enough
Youth of the Year Anika Gosling is a proud Wadjuk Noongar woman from Perth. She holds a Bachelor’s degree, Honours, and a Master’s in Psychology, and currently works as a… Continue reading Ms. Anika Gosling: 2025 Youth of the Year
Sportsperson of the Year Marranunggu and Anmatjere woman Danielle Ponter was born and raised in Darwin, Northern Territory. Coming from the well-known Long-Rioli footballing family, she began playing for St… Continue reading Danielle Ponter: 2025 Sportsperson of the Year
Person of the Year Dr. Daniel Hunt, a Jaru and Indjibarndi man, is both a General Practitioner and Dentist. He has extensive experience in the Aboriginal Community Controlled Health Organisation… Continue reading Dr. Daniel Hunt: 2025 Person of the Year
Male Elder of the Year Proud Gomeroi and Euahlayi man Harry Phillip Hall, born in a segregated blacks only labour ward at Walgett District Hospital on 18 December 1946. Phillip… Continue reading Uncle Harry Phillip Hall: 2025 Male Elder of the Year
Lifetime Achievement Award Mr. Michael Long, is a proud Anmatjere and Marranunggu man, born and raised in Darwin, Northern Territory. A descendant of Stolen Generation parents, he maintains deep ties… Continue reading Mr. Michael Long: 2025 Lifetime Achievement Award
Innovation Award Blak Brews is a 100% Indigenous-owned Australian tea and coffee company founded by husband-and-wife duo Troy and Cerisa Benjamin. Based in Geelong, we’re flipping the script on what… Continue reading Blak Brews: 2025 Innovation Award
Female Elder of the Year In the heart of Acacia Prison, an incredible Elder is changing lives. Aunty Rosalie Kickett, a proud Wilman, Beelya, Ballardong, Menang, Bibbulmen Nyoongar Nation Yok,… Continue reading Aunty Rosalie Kickett: 2025 Female Elder of the Year
Education Award Professor Eddie Cubillo is a Larrakia, Wadjigan, and Central Arrernte man from the Northern Territory and a leading advocate for Indigenous justice. He has served in key roles… Continue reading Prof. Eddie Cubillo: 2025 Education Award
Creative Talent Award Christine Anu, a proud Torres Strait Islander, is one of Australia’s most celebrated performers. A multi-ARIA and Deadly Award winner, she’s best known for her iconic rendition… Continue reading Ms. Christine Anu: 2025 Creative Talent Award Winner
Caring for Country and Culture Award The Wadjemup Project Steering Group is an advisory committee for Stage Two of the Wadjemup Project. Members include Mr Farley Garlett, Mr Neville Collard,… Continue reading Wadjemup Project Steering Group 2025 Awards
Dhaka, July 11 (IANS) Bangladesh’s Awami League Party expressed its deep concern over the “inhuman torture and coercion” used to force former Inspector General of Police (IGP) Abdullah Al Mamun… Continue reading Bangladesh: Awami League condemns ‘forcing’ former IGP to become state approver
United Nations, July 11 (IANS) US sanctions against a UN human rights expert are unacceptable, said a UN spokesman. The imposition of sanctions on UN human rights special rapporteurs is… Continue reading US sanctions on UN human rights expert unacceptable: UN spokesman
