Northern Territory Govt commits to proposal that could lead to more Aboriginal children being placed with non-Indigenous carers
The Northern Territory’s Chief Minister says her government is committed to changes to the Child Protection Act that could see more Aboriginal children placed with non-Indigenous carers.
South Australia's Child Protection Department accused of racism against First Nations staff
The former deputy leader of South Australia's Child Protection Department, believed to be the first Aboriginal person ...
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Showcasing excellence in Indigenous and Maori business
The NRL is proud to showcase Indigenous and Māori excellence in business as the rugby league world turns its focus to the ...
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Western Australia’s Indefensible Record on Children’s Rights
In the space of four weeks in November 2024, there were at least 63 recorded cases of children in Western Australia’s youth ...
Closing the Gap success stories are being written by Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples: PM
Prime Minister Anthony Albanese has acknowledged the hard work by First Nations people in Closing the Gap but says there is ...
A new public statue of Archie Roach and Ruby Hunter shows a bright future for Australian monuments
Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander readers are advised this article contains names and images of deceased people. Colonial ...
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This is where Peter Dutton sketched his blueprint for election victory
The opposition leader never thought he'd come across a battle-tested strategy that could see him succeed in the upcoming ...
'Not our national flag': Peter Dutton hardens stance on decision not to stand in front of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander flags
Peter Dutton has reignited discussion over the three national flags, doubling down on why he believes Australia should stick ...
‘20 in a cell, no fresh air, drinking water above a toilet’: these are accounts from inside an NT watch house
Two Aboriginal women have described hot, overcrowded and poorly ventilated cells crammed with up to 20 people at the Alice ...
Strength and survival: The siblings turning a new tide on mental health
A surfing legend is being remembered for his "big heart" after he took his own life in the late 90s. But in this community, ...
Lake Tyers grandfather and former football player Murray Bull, ‘Pop Murray’, dies at age 78
An East Gippsland family man and former football player, who was the youngest in a family of 21 siblings, has been remembered ...
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Funding To Strengthen First Nations Arts And Languages
First Nations arts and language organisations across the country will receive significant funding to support vital cultural practices thanks to the ...