Nova Peris
For thousands of years First Nations stories have amplified communities and passed on messages throughout generations. As discussion around Closing the Gap continues, with a number of metrics in the N...
The Australian Republican Movement is scrambling to find new leadership after Craig Foster joined Nova Peris in sensationally quitting their jobs as co-chairs in the wake of their public disagreement...
Gold medal Olympian Nova Peris has quit her job at the Australian Republic Movement after a conflict erupted with her co-chair Craig Foster. Her shock resignation comes in the wake of a letter sent by...
Recent pro-Israel commentary from former Olympian and Senator Nova Peris has sparked renewed Indigenous expressions of solidarity with the Palestinian people.
Former Federal Labor senator and dual Olympian Nova Peris OAM has rejected assertions she referred to an Australian aid worker killed in Gaza from an Israeli air strike as a "lowlife terrorist sympath...
Former Labor Senator Nova Peris has sparked debate by arguing the Indigenous flag and chants have been misappropriated at pro-Palestine rallies.
I'm not gay. However, I have many beautiful friends from the LBGTQIA+ community. In fact, I would say some of my best friends are from that community.
Renowned dual Olympian Nova Peris OAM is set to receive the most prestigious honour in Australian sport, having been named a 2023 Sport Australia Hall of Fame inductee.
The Garma festival holds a deep resonance for Nova Peris and her daughter Destiny. The annual celebration on Gumatj country in northeast Arnhem Land is hosted by the Yothu Yindi Foundation.
Champion Olympian and community leader Nova Peris OAM and her daughter Destiny Batman-Peris will provide unique insights into the much-loved Garma Festival this year as Special Correspondents for the...
Jack Peris, son of Olympic gold medallist Nova Peris, will make his AFL debut on Saturday, St Kilda have confirmed. His surname already boats gold medals in both field hockey and athletics at both the...
Coinciding with Monday's King's Birthday public holiday, the Australian Republic Movement has pushed for an alternative to be considered to better reflect contemporary Australian society.
More than 78 per cent of Australians think the Royal family should pay for visits to Australia from their own deep pockets, a new poll has found.
