TRADITIONAL owners of the Maryborough land held a march on Sunday to celebrate and recognise their heritage.
Members of the Butchulla tribe walked to Ululah Lagoon to celebrate their elders.
Butchulla traditional owner Roderick Tobane said his ancestors returned to the Fraser Coast after being taken from their families.

Shot from a tour bus in India's Andaman Islands, the video shows tourists taunting women with scraps of food, trying to bribe them to sing and dance. This inhuman behaviour reminiscent of 'human safaris/zoos' was worsened when placed in the context of who these women were. They were from the Jarawa tribe, one of the last uncontacted tribes in existence, whose numbers have dwindled to a meager 350-400 members.

Men are from Mars, women are from Venus. This old saying might seem exaggerated or outdated, but it speaks to the differences in the ways that men and women operate. Differences, it turns out, traced to how men and women's brains are wired, according to a new study from Penn Medicine.

Not content to merely watch the weather forecast, Russia’s Winter Olympic organizers took matters into their own hands Monday, arranging for dozens of shamans to pray for snow in Sochi.

Supreme Court of Appeal has taken a giant step in recognising the wisdom of our ancestors, and the upliftment of indigenous beliefs, writes Annelie de Wet.