State Records of South Australia was the country’s first service of its kind when it was established more than 100 years ago in 1919. State Records SA has an Aboriginal Reference Group and specific Aboriginal access services, which include Aboriginal access officers. These services can help you find your Aboriginal … Read More


Reconciliation SA have called for the date of the annual Australia Day celebration on January 26 to be moved, amidst efforts to strive for a more reflective approach to the national holiday. The date has remained a point of division amongst Australians, with regular debate arising in the lead up. … Read More

Gynburra Festival is the largest single Aboriginal Nation event held in Southern Australia. Last year, the family-friendly event celebrated its 10th year running, and this year, it’s back over two days—this Friday, the 24th, and Saturday, the 25th January, at Port Victoria on the Garunnda, the Narungga name for the … Read More

The Indigenous Desert Alliance (IDA) held a significant conference of Elders, rangers, community leaders at Uluru, with over 400 attendees making their way to the biannual event. The conference celebrated “A Decade of Connection” in reference to the IDA’s past ten years of coordinating these events, with the three-day event … Read More

First Nations Healing, formerly Nunga Mi:Minar, is a family and domestic violence support service, which recently celebrated 50 years of operating in South Australia. The rebrand represents a shift in their service delivery, which now includes supporting not only victims but also perpetrators of family and domestic violence. In this … Read More

On Wednesday 27 Nov, the SA First Nations Voice to Parliament gave its inaugural address to the South Australian Parliament. The historic address was given in the Legislative Council Chamber at Parliament House, with Presiding Member of the Voice Leeroy Bilney speaking on behalf of the collective members of the … Read More

The first-ever cultural tour on Kangaroo Island is now up and running. Ngarrindjeri Elder Mark Koolmatrie’s tourism company, Kool Tours has teamed up with Sealink Kangaroo Island for the tour, which will respectfully share the unique culture and history of KI, or Nurrungaui as it is known to the Ngarrindjeri people. … Read More

Yankunytjatjara Anangu woman Karina Lester has just travelled from the APY Lands to Baku, Azerbaijan for the world’s biggest climate change summit – COP 29. Along with an Indigenous Australian delegation, Karina will share her communities’ concerns and ideas about tackling climate change. As a second-generation nuclear test survivor, she … Read More

Held during the second week of November each year, Nunga Week is an annual week of events to acknowledge Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander communities’ contributions in the City of Port Adelaide Enfield council region. It’s a celebration of traditional culture, art, knowledge, history, food and the First Nations Elders … Read More