The human rights of Aboriginal children have been breached as part of an "invisible war" against Indigenous people around the world, a senior advocate says.
Rachael Ward
Young people in youth detention at Banksia Hill Detention Centre invited the ‘outside-in’ for a first-of-its-kind National Reconciliation Week event.
Artemisia Blythe
The State Government will launch a review into how Native Title and cultural heritage processes can better interact with the mining industry.
Oliver Lane
“I’m happy to be recognised — but inside, I’m hurting. Money isn’t everything,” said Stolen Generation survivor Jaru elder Daisy Howard.
Natasha Clark and Dylan Caporn
First Nations medical professionals are working in their communities each day to improve Indigenous health, and now they're being showcased in a new series.
Keira Jenkins
The power of music to revitalise and safeguard Indigenous languages is being explored in a new digital project with First Nations musicians.
More than 300 community, frontline workers and legal experts have shared experiences and solutions at the Overcoming Indigenous Family Violence Forum.
Under the program, Aboriginal people removed as children before July 1972 will be eligible for the one-off payment, with applications open in the second half of the year.
Dylan Caporn and Natasha Clark
A groundbreaking Indigenous-led fund is giving First Nations businesses a vital boost with capital and crucial support.
Redress for stolen generations means more than just money for many of the survivors who were removed from their families, advocates say.
Noongar elder Richard Walley OAM says there’s still plenty to be done on reconciliation as he pushes efforts to increase awareness of the brutal past of Rottnest Island.
It is time to act with narratives that are deeply unifying, reflecting the beauty, strength and resilience of the oldest living culture in the world, and it is right here at our doorstep.
Nolan Hunter & Debra Zanella
A Indigenous entrepreneur is on a mission to return control of identity to the hands of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people.
Community members have joined Indigenous leaders as they set off on a 370-kilometre walk to raise awareness for Australia's first formal truth-telling process.
Allanah Sciberras
Stolen generations survivors are being honoured on National Sorry Day, which offers a chance for further healing despite the lingering impact of past policies.
In the world's oldest tropical rainforest, traditional owners are sharing their culture and protecting their Country as tourists descend on the region.
A bid to protect sacred rock art has created a potential hurdle to Environment Minister Murray Watt's efforts to decide on a massive gas project's extension.
Abe Maddison
Labor’s re-election offers Anthony Albanese another chance to follow through on his so far-unfulfilled commitment to implement the Uluru Statement from the Heart in full.
Emma Garlett
Western Australia is on track to buck a concerning fall in Indigenous numbers in the AFL, with Aboriginal players making up more than half of the state’s potential draft prospects this year.
Samantha Rogers
The Pilbara holds many records. Three of only five over-50C days were in the Pilbara. It’s home to the oldest geological formations on the planet. And the world’s largest rock art gallery — Murujuga.
Sean-Paul Stephens
The annual call for all Australians to move forward together while reflecting on the country’s complicated history is being made next week, as National Reconciliation Week begins on May 26.
Melissa Sheil
The Nyul Nyul people have gained national recognition for their efforts to protect country, with the declaration of a new Indigenous Protected Area (IPA) spanning 144,000ha on the Dampier Peninsula
Natasha Clark
Eleven culturally significant objects are returning to Country after almost a century, ending a "long and emotional journey" to repatriate the artefacts.
The latest graduates from the National Indigenous Training Academy have their sights set on futures in the tourism and hospitality industry.
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