Whadjuk Noongar
Ronald Bin Swani never imagined he'd become a public speaker, but in 2025 he'll take to the national stage at the National NAIDOC Forum, representing this year's theme 'The Next Generation: Strength...
The Town of Cambridge has welcomed the official restoration of Lake Monger's Whadjuk Noongar name, Galup – meaning "place where the home fires burn" – following formal endorsement by the G...
The cast and crew of the play currently running at Limelight Theatre in Perth are protesting the theatre's decision to ban Acknowledgements of Country.
AFL journeyman Quinton Narkle has received another lifeline after being signed by Fremantle on the opening day of the pre-season supplemental selection period.
A new opportunity to connect with the heritage of the Derbarl Yerrigan (Swan River) is now available to the community, with the opening of the latest River Journeys Interpretation Node along the fores...
Following widespread community support, the Town of Cambridge Council has endorsed the renaming Lake Monger Reserve to Galup, meaning 'place of fire'.
The City of Fremantle lowered flags to half-mast this week as part of its truth-telling project in remembrance of the 1833 execution of Noongar leader, Midgegooroo.
A movement led by Whadjuk Noongar Elders to restore the name of Lake Monger to 'Galup' is gaining traction. Galup, which translates to "place of fire," held great significance for the Whadjuk Noongar...
There was a strong sense of connection as Fremantle players, staff and members of the public gathered on Friday morning for the club's annual smoking ceremony held for the first time at Manjaree, a pl...
Boorloo Football Club, also known as Perth or the Demons, have become the first club in WAFL history to adopt their Traditional name. Boorloo will take the field for two rounds under their Whadjuk Noo...
The Town of Cambridge council has unanimously supported a motion to investigate changing the name of Lake Monger in Wembley to Galup. First Nations Elders campaigned for the wetland site to be renamed...
Fanny Balbuk Yooreel is one of the most prominent Aboriginal women in WA's history. The Whadjuk Noongar woman protested against the occupation of her land by settlers in the Swan River Colony in the 1...
The City of Perth has agreed to a Yacker Danjoo Ngala Bidi with the Whadjuk Noongar people, recognising them as the Traditional Owners of Boorloo, the Country Perth CBD is built on.