Park lands hub helps Aboriginal rough sleepers return to Country

More than 70 Aboriginal people who were sleeping rough in the city have safely returned to their communities, while others are now in temporary housing after the State Government set up a service hub in the park lands.

Kaurna Yerta a step closer to finding a home in the city

Two years after the Kaurna people’s landmark native title victory in the Federal Court, the custodians of Tarntanya Adelaide are hoping to move into their first official city home at the North Adelaide Railway Station.

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Call to double city council Aboriginal staff

Adelaide City Council should positively discriminate in favour of Aboriginal people to grow its “disappointing” Indigenous employment rate, a councillor claims.

"Dreadful" decline in Kaurna language teaching

UPDATED: Kaurna teaching has declined “dreadfully” since the 1990s, the linguist that helped revitalise the language has warned, amid concerns the Education Department has failed to provide a viable career path for Kaurna people to teach in schools.

Kaurna concerns over planned Aboriginal art and culture gallery

South Australia’s three major cultural institutions say they support the Marshall Government’s mooted National Gallery for Aboriginal Art and Cultures at Lot Fourteen, despite Kaurna community concern over government consultation.

"Our ancestors will be smiling": Kaurna people gain native title rights

Kaurna people have been granted native title rights over the Adelaide Plains and metropolitan area in the first such claim to be accepted in an Australian capital city.