Human bones found on Rottnest Island likely to be historic Indigenous remains, prompting police investigation
Authorities in Western Australia have confirmed that human bones discovered on Rottnest Island this week are likely to be historic Indigenous remains. The bones were unearthed during construction work near the grounds of the Holy Trinity Catholic Church, prompting a police investigation that began on Wednesday. Local anthropologists are involved in examining the remains, although police have stated there were no suspicious circumstances surrounding their discovery. Rottnest Island, located approximately 19 kilometres off the coast of Fremantle, is a popular holiday destination known for its pristine white-sand beaches, shipwrecks, and the native quokka population. The island, historically, served as a... [Continue Reading]
360LiveNews | 10 Apr 2026 10:08
Indigenous groups in Brasília continue protests for land rights for third day, raising concerns over sovereignty and environmental issues
Protests led by indigenous groups in Brasília are continuing for a third consecutive day, with demonstrators rallying over land rights that they claim are being threatened by government policies. These marches have attracted significant attention, raising urgent questions about indigenous sovereignty and environmental protection in Brazil. The demonstrations commenced on April 8, with thousands of indigenous individuals converging on the capital to make their voices heard. Protestors from various tribes across the country have gathered to defend their ancestral lands, urging the government to halt any further encroachments. Activists assert that current governmental initiatives jeopardize their rights to land and... [Continue Reading]
360LiveNews | 10 Apr 2026 08:02
Finnish President Stubb Arrives in Canada to Boost Arctic and Security Ties
Finnish President Alexander Stubb is visiting Ottawa on April 14 and 15, 2026, for a high-level working visit to enhance ties with Canada. On April 14, Stubb will meet Governor General Mary Simon to discuss bilateral relations and Arctic-related issues, including the role of indigenous peoples in sustainable Arctic development. He will also hold talks with Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney on economic and security cooperation, with particular focus on transatlantic relations and the ongoing conflict involving Russia’s war of aggression against Ukraine. This state visit highlights the growing importance Finland and Canada place on their strategic partnership, especially in... [Continue Reading]
360LiveNews | 08 Apr 2026 11:30
Thousands of Indigenous people march in Brasilia to advocate for land rights and protest against government policies
On April 8, thousands of Indigenous people marched through the streets of Brasilia, advocating for their land rights and protesting against governmental policies perceived as detrimental to their communities. This demonstration marks a significant escalation in their efforts to secure legal recognition of their ancestral lands amid ongoing conflicts surrounding land use and ownership in Brazil. Demonstrators converged outside the National Congress, voicing their demands in the face of legislation that they argue threatens Indigenous land rights. Protesters carried banners and chanted slogans, emphasizing their commitment to protecting their territory and cultural heritage from exploitation and encroachment by agricultural ventures... [Continue Reading]
360LiveNews | 08 Apr 2026 09:17
Concerns Raised Over Treatment of First Nations Voters Ahead of South Australian Voice to Parliament Vote
In the lead-up to the South Australian First Nations Voice to Parliament vote, troubling reports have emerged regarding the treatment of First Nations voters at polling booths. Numerous voters have expressed their disappointment, revealing they faced inquiries about their racial backgrounds while attempting to exercise their democratic rights. These incidents have raised significant concerns over cultural safety and discrimination within the electoral process. According to reports, some First Nations voters experienced lengthy queues, with several individuals describing waits of several hours before being able to cast their votes. This situation has prompted calls for immediate action from local officials, including... [Continue Reading]
360LiveNews | 06 Apr 2026 21:13
