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Insurance bosses fined over sham Indigenous policies
Former directors have been fined and banned over their roles at a disgraced fune...
Improving access to education and employment: New training hub to be established near Uluṟu
A new training facility will be established in Muṯitjulu, near Uluṟu, with more...
Dechlan Brennan 12 Nov 2026
Liberal candidate dropped over offensive comments about Indigenous Australians
The Victorian Liberals have dumped a candidate less than three weeks from pollin...
Eleanor Wilson (AAP) 11 Nov 2026
First Nations peak body for prevention of family, domestic and sexual violence elects inaugural board
Women's healing, legal, health and family violence organisation leaders are amon...
Jarred Cross 11 Nov 2026
Sisters in Maintenance creates new career pathways for Indigenous women in the Pilbara
Seven Indigenous women from Port Hedland are ready to embark on new careers in t...
Phoebe Blogg 11 Nov 2026
EXCLUSIVE: 'I'm prepared to give it to him straight' - Noongar Elder Robert Isaacs challenges WA Premier

Dr Robert Isaacs has fired back at suggestions from WA Premier Roger Cook that the respected Noongar Elder's call for the Aboriginal Affairs Minister to be sacked is politically motivated, and called...

Giovanni Torre Giovanni Torre Nov 11, 2026
Families call for joint inquest into triple murder case

WARNING: Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander readers are advised the following article contains the name of Indigenous people who have died.

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Luke Lay (AAP) Nov 11, 2026
Reconciliation Action Plans must move beyond targets to deliver meaningful change

Reconciliation Action Plans (RAPs) should fundamentally change the relationships organisations have with Aboriginal people and Aboriginal organisations, says the former South Australian Guardian for C...

Dechlan Brennan Dechlan Brennan Nov 11, 2026
Hope remains in remote town mourning Indigenous mum

"We shouldn't be grieving constantly for our young people."That is the stark message from a respected Wilcannia local, after the death of a young mother cast light on inadequate policing and community...

In Suriname’s Amazon, the Wayana community struggling to keep gold miners at bay

The government in Suriname has pledged to combat illegal mining and the industry’s use of mercury, maintain 90% national forest cover and preserve its status as one of the few countries in the world...

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Maxwell Radwin Nov 11, 2026
New WA prisons report reveals 'worsening conditions across the system'

Western Australia's Inspector of Custodial Services has released an annual report detailing "worsening conditions across the system". On Wednesday, Acting Inspector Jane Higgins released the Office of...

Giovanni Torre Giovanni Torre Nov 11, 2026
Survivor support and government accountability in focus on eve of landmark anniversary

More than 20 Stolen Generations organisations from across Australia have gathered in Adelaide on Kaurna Country this week to discuss survivor support, intergenerational healing and the future of servi...

Dechlan Brennan Dechlan Brennan Nov 11, 2026
Indigenous film festivals take over Los Angeles for Native American Heritage Month

Two big Indigenous film festivals are taking over Los Angeles for Native American Heritage Month, featuring screenings with the directors and actors in attendance, some major premieres, and awards sho...

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