Despite early claims from Peter Gutwein that the Tasmanian Liberals had won the election “convincingly”, the results are not likely to be in until at least next week.
Survivors of the Stolen Generations from the Northern Territory have filed a class action against the Commonwealth Government over their forced removal from families.
Controversial plans for a Dan Murphy’s in Darwin have been scrapped after an independent review found Woolworths Group had not adequately addressed community concerns.
Strong interest in the co-design process for an Indigenous Voice to Parliament and a delay in the public submission deadline will not stop the final report from being delivered on time, the National Indigenous Australians Agency said.
With the polls opening in Tasmania on Saturday for the State election and tensions high after a tumultuous election campaign, NIT has pulled together the policies from the major parties affecting Indigenous people.
The Western Australian doctor who treated an Aboriginal woman who died in custody in 2014 has been found guilty of professional misconduct by the State Administrative Tribunal (SAT).
Despite strong opposition, the Queensland Parliament passed new youth justice legislation on Friday which will see harsher consequences dished out to young offenders.
Former Kimberley Land Council CEO Brian Wilkinson was not denied information regarding the operations of charitable trust, the Kimberley Sustainable Development Trust, according to evidence obtained by NIT.
