First Nations Nursing & Midwifery Academy

02/08/2026

Shared from the First Nations Film Festival FB page 😍😍😍

Sixty thousand years of knowledge. 41 mins minutes of film.
Djakamirr was filmed over two years on Elcho Island - Lawurrpa Maypilama and the Molly Wardaguga Research Centre on generations of Yolngu birthing knowledge.

Included with the FNFF26 All-Access Pass. Available until 26 August.
https://www.fanforcetv.com/pages/fnff26

08/07/2026

Shared from the BushTV FB page 😇

Before We Say Goodbye begins with the wedding of Tony and Lynice, held just weeks before they farewell their son, Mclean, who died by su***de. This story transcends loss; it embodies love, resilience, and a community dedicated to healing.
Throughout my conversations, one message resonated: healing is found in connection to Country, culture, family, and belonging. Elders and local families are advocating for the rebuilding of outstations at Halls Point, creating spaces where people can reconnect with one another and with the Country that has nurtured the Lardil people for generations.

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Mclean should have been sitting beside his brothers and sisters.Instead, his photograph watches over the wedding ceremony. Today, his parents are finally marrying after twenty-seven years together.Only weeks earlier, Mclean died by su***de. Yet here stands Tony beside Lynice, choosing love before th...

04/03/2026

Shared from the First Nations Foods, Medicines, and Botanicals Academy FB page 😍😍😍

Bush Food End of the Wet 😍😍😍

Bush Food End of the Wet 😍😍😍

Mr Stan Kalkeeyorta from Aurukun in Far North Queensland Australia explains fire management and bush foods in the Wik Mungkan language with English sub-titles.😍

Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people should be aware the video used in this post may contain images of deceased persons.

To view the information visit the weblink below:

https://fnfmba.au/index.php/foods/bush-food-end-of-the-wet

02/03/2026

Eat Like Your Ancestors Part 1: Bunya Mountains Bush Food 😍😍😍

Come along on a bush tucker tour of the stunning Bunya Mountains forest with Indigenous Bunya ranger, Michael. He'll demonstrate the way the Indigenous peoples of the area used to sustain life and heal themselves by living off the land.😍

Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people should be aware the video used in this post may contain images of deceased persons.

To view the information visit the weblink below:

https://fnnma.au/index.php/traditional-foods-and-herbs/eat-like-your-ancestors-part-1-bunya-mountains-bush-food

02/03/2026

How a plan by First Nations women for birthing on Country will help close the Gap 😍😍😍

In this episode of Voices of Australia, we look at how a plan by First Nations women for birthing on Country will help close the Gap. Exploring our Colonial past through old photos and archives - and how this can help with truth telling and the reconciliation journey. We hit the streets to ask people about modern segregation, and look at views from the past. And we explain what is meant by the term Sovereignty.😍

Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people should be aware the video used in this post may contain images of deceased persons.

To view the information visit the weblink below:

https://fnnma.au/index.php/cultural-birthing/how-a-plan-by-first-nations-women-for-birthing-on-country-will-help-close-the-gap-abc-news