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Late Kimberley ranger Scott Herring honoured at Fitzroy Crossing

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By Natasha Clark Verified
| NIT (National Indigenous Times) Verified
Scott Herring, who tragically passed away earlier this year, arrived in the Kimberley as a teacher in 1995. Kimberley Aboriginal Law and Culture Centre chief executive Peter Murray remembers him arriving at the remote community where Mr Murray and his family had grown up, and gradually learning a way of life far removed from his own. Locals taught Mr Herring how to hunt, gather, and read the desert. He took it all in.
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Exclusive: First Nations couple feared their baby would be taken after questioning in Perth hospital

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By Natasha Clark Verified
| NIT (National Indigenous Times) Verified
Corey Winmar, a Noongar man, says his grandmother warned him to stay alert when his partner's maternity care was transferred to King Edward Memorial Hospital in Boorloo / Perth. "My grandmother knew straight away," Mr Winmar said. "She said you want to be careful, because they're known for taking kids and sending them to foster homes.'" Darlene Lou, Mr Winmar's partner, planned to give birth at Armadale Hospital, where she'd delivered her previous children.
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‘A feeling you will never forget’: Australia’s top First Nations artists celebrated at NATSIAA

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By Natasha Clark Verified
| NIT (National Indigenous Times) Verified
"It's a feeling you will never forget." Dr Shannon Brett, guest curator of the 2026 National Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Art Awards, delivered that message to artists on Larrakia Country in Darwin on Friday night. More than a thousand people gathered on the grass outside the Museum and Art Gallery of the Northern Territory for a night of awards, performances and speeches. Dr Brett knows firsthand what it means to win.
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