Eelemarni Close-Brown
New research has revealed a Hobart lawyer traded Aboriginal body parts and Tasmanian Tiger skeletons to European collectors in exchange for scientific acclaim.
An artist's work looking at cultural objects and plants taken by a French expedition has seeded a connection between migrant women and Aboriginal Elders in Sydney.
Aboriginal children can be seen smiling from the pages of Dawn Magazine but there is a darker story behind the pictures. Dawn and New Dawn Magazine were created by the NSW Aborigines Welfare Board (AW...
An innovative program in north Queensland is hoping to encourage young First Nations people to take their love of cars to the workshop rather than the streets.
When Natalie Page went into labour suddenly with her first baby she was quite frightened. Ms Page's mother drove her to the nearest hospital to give birth to her oldest daughter Emariah.
The creators of Bangarra's first production for children hope the tale of a small green turtle named Migi will resonate with kids. Waru is a collaborative effort written by Munaldjali/Nununkul actor H...
Two Indigenous people are dying each week of an entirely preventable heart disease. When most people pick up the Strep A bacteria, it's a simple case of being treated by antibiotics.
More than 40,000 years ago, Aboriginal people of Murujuga began carving art into stone on the Burrup peninsula in Western Australia. The cultural landscape is nominated for world heritage listing and...