Removing babies is still harming First Nations families, almost two decades after the apology to Stolen Generations
Indigenous children are 11 times more likely to be removed than non-Indigenous children. Babies under one are at greatest ...
More than 60 years after Aunty Leonie was stolen from her parents, ripple effects are still being felt
Leonie Ebsworth was around 19 years old and enjoying a night at the Empress Hotel in Redfern, New South Wales, when a man ...
Voters reveal thoughts on WA leaders after Roger Cook and Libby Mettam grilled during Q&A
Roger Cook was confident but ‘wishy washy’. Libby Mettam was shown up by teenagers. And Shane Love’s status as an Opposition ...
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Love in a Time of Terror
It is more important now to be in love than to be in power. It is more important to bring E. O. Wilson’s biophilia into our ...
A unique multimedia installation attracts Jaipur audience
After a successful run in Mumbai, New Delhi, Bengaluru and Kolkata, the Australian First Nations immersive multimedia installation ‘Walking through a Songline’ is delighting Jaipur audiences. The ...
Australian museum's 'important' act towards island neighbour after decades: 'Going home'
Human remains held in Australian museums for decades have been sent home after an emotional ceremony. Handwritten inscriptions indicate the two skull fragments belonged to Moriori, an Indigenous ...
A new public statue of Archie Roach and Ruby Hunter shows a bright future for Australian monuments
The statue stands at street level, embodying an ongoing presence. They are casual, approachable and engaged, as if in ...
As it happened: WA news on Wednesday, February 12
The upgrade of thousands of Smartrider readers to allow for credit card and mobile phone payments was announced in September ...
First Nations people experience higher rates of unmet housing needs, report finds
Rent crisis among the lowest-income First Nations households as new research drills down on the 'unmet' housing needs.
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.
Art fairs are critical spaces for discovering emerging artists: Australian delegation at India Art Fair
Australia is home to the world’s oldest continuous culture and we are deeply conscious of our responsibility to work with ...
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 ...