The dingo is not a dog breed ... While some dingoes would travel and eat with Aboriginal tribes on the Australian continent, they were wary companions and certainly not pets.

The strange and disturbing phenomenon of exhibiting humans in zoos was once considered a European thing, but a boomerang ...

One of Sydney's landmark buildings, site of the First Fleet landing, will light up tonight with Vincent Namatjira's King ...

A fisherman bitten by a dingo on K'gari (Fraser Island) says the animal swam into knee-deep water to give him a "nip".

“As such, enabling the taking and killing of dingoes may impact upon the right of Aboriginal persons to maintain their distinctive spiritual relationship with the dingo. To the extent such ...

Dingo said it had been a custom for Aboriginal people to "get the sweat from under their arms and rub down the side of your shoulders so any spirits around can smell the perspiration or the odour ...

But others are protective of this native animal, which is culturally important for Aboriginal people and helps balance the continent’s ecosystems. Dingo-dog mixes, however, are an easier target ...

In Aboriginal cultures, dingoes occupy an iconic status – just as important as the Rainbow Serpent, according to one leading First Nations dingo advocate. Last year, 20 First Nations groups ...

Kiescha Haines-Jamieson, an Aboriginal woman from Western Australia ... many attributing the birth of the Acknowledgment to Country to Ernie Dingo. “No, it's made-up protocol by Ernie Dingo.

the Victorian government stated that for Aboriginal people: dingoes are part of their living cultural heritage the loss of a dingo is akin to the loss of a family member the dingo helps maintain ...

When Europeans arrived in Australia, the dingo was widespread, living mostly as a wild animal. However, some Aboriginal groups kept them as pets or as hunting dogs. The dogs only failed to reach ...