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Kuku Yalanji woman Antoinette Braybrook has made history, becoming the first Aboriginal woman to receive the prestigious Melburnian of the Year award.
The Australian Human Rights Commission has urged all Australian governments to urgently address the national crisis in youth justice, and has raised their concerns with the United Nations Committee Ag...
Tough laws designed to bar dangerous people from entering some of the most popular entertainment precincts in Boorloo/Perth will unfairly target Indigenous people, legal experts have warned.
From the outset Professor Chelsea Watego cuts a formidable figure - a global scholar foregrounding Indigenous intellectual sovereignty, a founding board member of Inala Wangarra, a director of the Ins...
Sisters Jackie and Cindy Watkins put their names down to join Fortescue's VTEC program to just "give it a go". Little did they know they would be the first in their families to begin a new family trad...
MADALAH and the Roy Hill Community Foundation have formed a new partnership to provide education and career development opportunities to Pilbara Aboriginal students.
It may be hard to believe for outsiders conditioned by years of negative national headlines, but Sean-Paul Stephens is adamant the Pilbara town of Ieramagadu (Roebourne) is one of the safest, most bea...
It is a phrase often muttered when discussing Indigenous advancement in the modern age: learn to walk in two worlds. Understanding how to benefit from western society while maintaining a strong connec...