27/03/24 | News, Newsletters
Carolita Fuentes says little miracles along the way have helped a small band of volunteers regenerate a 0.5 hectare patch of Greenhide Reserve Forest, near Linville in southeast Queensland. In recent years, heavy rains have washed invasive weeds away and cattle who...
27/03/24 | News, Newsletters
Kim Spriggs is working desperately to sustain her culture. She wants her own people to know about their culture and she wants non-Indigenous people to appreciate her history and let go of fears and suspicions about Aboriginal people. One important step was the...
21/02/24 | News, Newsletters
Standing on the ridge of the Hunter River Reserve, surrounded by beautiful spotted gums, with sandstone steps down to the river flats, it’s hard to imagine you’re in one of the last remaining strands of intact native vegetation along the lower Hunter River. And...
14/02/24 | News, Newsletters
We are pleased to release the December 2023 edition of the Highways and Byways eNewsletter. In this edition, we bring you updates and stories from our Small Grants Program, including a new report highlighting the impacts of projects funded in 2022. We also share the...
05/12/23 | Grant Stories, News
Wadeye, Northern Territory There’s a patch of Wadeye, a remote outback town south-west of Darwin, that’s starting to look pretty good. Two years of weeds, abandoned car parts and town rubbish is disappearing. Slowly, the Thamarrurr Men’s Shed is re-emerging thanks to...
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