Keira Jenkins   

Arriving at one of Australia's most remote shorelines was confronting for the team tasked with clearing it of plastic pollution and abandoned fishing gear.

Dance has always been in Peta Strachan. The Dharug woman has been dancing for more than three decades, including a stint in the renowned Bangarra Dance Theatre.

Sharon Walker has driven boats in Western Australia, graced the kitchens of a Northern Territory RSL club, but the job she's felt most at home in is health.

A uniquely Australian drink has the potential to address chronic health conditions in Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander communities. Concerned about rates of chronic kidney disease and Type 2 diab...

There's a special song the children sing at the preschool Jade King's daughter attends. It's about Country and is sung in the local Bandjalang language, as well as English.

The smell of native grasses brings Kerrie Saunders back to her childhood. Ganalay and guli grasses thrived around Moree, NSW when she was a child, growing around the banks of the Mehi River.

The child protection system needs to be turned upside down to "change the story" of Indigenous over-representation in out-of-home care, advocates say.

For hundreds of years since white settlement, wild cattle have wreaked havoc on a remote 30,000-hectare property, creating environmental and cultural challenges for its First Nations custodians.