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29/09/2025

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Archie Moore's 'kith and kin' made history as the first Australian winner of the Venice Biennale's prestigious Golden Lion. READ MORE: http://bit.ly/4nrBFBV

12/09/2025

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02/09/2025

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31/08/2025

Bigs news from CEED! We've just sent out our first-ever email, and it's more than a newsletter - it's a movement. Every two months, we'll be sharing stories, upcoming events and workshops, and resources to help our community sucCEED. Whether you're just starting out or deep in your journey, we're here to walk beside you.

You can still sign up and be part of the circle. Scribe at ceedhealing.com.au

Let's walk this path together - with truth, creativity, and shared stewardship.

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We’re honoured to launch CEED's first newsletter by sharing our story featured in City Life Magazine. Guided by the Three Sisters Dreaming on Darrba Warra, we’re weaving cultural education, healing, and truth-telling into spaces that need it most. Read “Nurturing Growth from Our Foundation to ...

11/08/2025

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24/07/2025

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28/05/2025

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'We want to see unity in this country, national pride restored, and we want to see hatred taken out of our interactions with people of different races and cultures.' READ MORE: https://bit.ly/3HpMLa6

28/05/2025

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OUR Medicine, the powerful new documentary series from NITV that shines a light on First Nations professionals working on the overstretched frontline of the Australian health system hits the ground running.

At the opening of episode one viewers meet Ngadjonji emergency doctor Tatum Bond at Cairns and Hinterland Hospital and Health Service as she tends to an Indigenous man with a vicious machete wound to his upper arm.

Dr Bond admits she thrives on the excitement of not knowing what or who is going to come through the doors of the emergency department at any given moment.

As she supervises treatment of the wound she highlights the importance of understanding not only the nature of the devastating injury but the complex cultural factors that can lead to such a wounding.

The patient has arrived by chopper from a community hundreds of kilometres to the
north and we learn through Dr Bond of the hostilities that can simmer when families bearing unresolved grievances are forced to live in close proximity.

“Not all communities are meant to be together and problems can be made worse by the trauma of being part of the Stolen Generations, she says.

“It is important to understand this as a medical practitioner and to be aware of those realities.”

The six-part documentary will air on National Indigenous Television (NITV) and SBS On Demand from May 29 and is narrated by screen icon Leah Purcell AM.

“This important series celebrates and showcases the incredible skills of Aboriginal
and Torres Strait Islander frontline health practitioners across the country and
highlights Blak excellence in the emergency professions.”

Our Medicine premieres Thursday 29 May at 7.30pm on NITV and SBS, with weekly double episodes.

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28/05/2025

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While to some Prime Minister Kevin Rudd's National Apology was a significant moment marking change, to others there remains significant unfinished business.

27/05/2025

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27/05/2025

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‘If we are to step forward and achieve any sort of systemic change, the real work needs to be done peer to peer in the non-indigenous community.

Our allies are the ones who need to do the heavy lifting and educate and challenge those who dismiss the ongoing impacts of the racist policies this country was founded on.’

As Reconciliation Week 2025 begins Yamatji arts worker, writer and CAN Executive Producer Michelle White says it's time for non-indigenous folk to step up to the plate.

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