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This year, we want to make sure we remember some of the people who have too often been left out of that promise. When Australia answered the call in 1914, thousands of young men signed up to serve a country they believed in. Among them were an estimated 1,000 Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people who served with the Australian Imperial Force in the First World War. The precise figure will never be known — because a number of those who served changed their names and birthplaces when...

Today is 'International Mother Earth Day'. And the theme this year is "Our Power, Our Planet." Which feels about right. Because if there's one thing that's become pretty clear, it's that nobody's coming to save this place for us. Not a government. Not a corporation. Not some far-off agreement signed in a conference room somewhere. It's on all of us. Every single one. Now before your eyes start glazing over — stay with us. This isn't a lecture. Here's the thing about Mother Earth. She doesn't...

From couch-surfing in Redfern to headlining Coachella — this is the story of a Kamilaroi kid who changed the game. Charlton Kenneth Jeffrey Howard — better known to the world as The Kid LAROI. Born in Waterloo, New South Wales, and proudly Kamilaroi (Gamilaraay) through his mother's side, his name isn't just a stage name — "LAROI" is a direct tribute to the Kamilaroi people, the mob he comes from. And everything about his journey honours that heritage. From humble beginnings in Redfern,...