Really disturbing use of AI - a kiwi fella has created an Aboriginal AI character called 'bush legend' that holds wildlife while telling fun facts. Especially disturbing is that the creator has made a subscription service that people can pay for the content they think is real.

Doing a couple weeks of fills for Indigenuity over on 3RRR kicking off today with Phoebe McIlwraith talking about their Speaking Truth project speakingtruth.framer.website

So privileged to be part of these river dialogues across Sami lands and waters, learning about Sami resistance and joy.

Respectfully, Indigenous folks in Canada don't need a British writer to tell us rivers have rights. Our legal orders centre the agency and personhood of more-than-human entities. It's the violent imposition of British Common Law and French Civil Law on our peoples and our places that is the issue.

This project, 'Framings of Wombat Forest', is attempting to create some space for some deep thinking about 'Where do we belong, as humans, in the forest system?'

Very topical at present here on Dja Dja Wurrung country given recent conflicts in the Wombat forest.

The termination of 850 Indian Health Service physicians, nurses, and dentists will have a grave impact on access to care for millions of Native Americans.

Upholding our treaty obligations is not optional.

Street names and monuments celebrating colonial figures are part of "ongoing colonisation", say Portland's Aboriginal people, who want the relics to be taken down and placed in a space where a fuller historical context can be shared.