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Exclusive: Workplace racism could cost employers up to $1.21 billion a year, Closing the Gap review told
New modelling lodged with the Productivity Commission on Wednesday shows =workpl...
Reece Harley 22 Oct 2026
More than a game: AFL Racism Class Action approaches critical deadline
For generations, Aboriginal and/or Torres Strait Islander footballers have helpe...
MPs shocked by allegedly deliberate attack on Helen Haines
Members of Parliament from across the political spectrum have spoken out followi...
Dechlan Brennan 20 Oct 2026
Aboriginal authority at the heart of national regional settlement study
Aboriginal communities will help shape a national research project examining how...
Nicole Brown 19 Oct 2026
First Nations knowledge must help shape the doctors who serve our communities
First Nations knowledge and leadership must help shape how future doctors are tr...
Nicole Brown 19 Oct 2026
'I will always keep fighting for justice for my son and to end deaths in custody' - Portrait of Leetona Dungay honoured with major photography prize

Note: this report contains the name of an Indigenous person who has died. A portrait of justice campaigner Leetona Dungay, whose son David Dungay Jnr died in custody, has won a major international pho...

Giovanni Torre Giovanni Torre Oct 16, 2026
New leadership at Indigenous mathematics alliance

Waanyi man Jesse King has been appointed the Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Mathematics Alliance's (ATSIMA) chief executive officer. Mr King — who started his career as a mathematics teac...

Callan Morse Callan Morse Oct 16, 2026
Now's the time: Uluru Youth Dialogue on Voice defeat, First Nations policy, and road ahead three years on from referendum

Three years on from the Voice referendum defeat, "we can't shy away" from a feeling things are going backwards, but there's no better time than now to pursue the framework which led to the proposal, a...

Jarred Cross Jarred Cross Oct 15, 2026
'Why should the poor out bush pay more?' Land Council, social justice advocates urge increase to remote area allowance

Central Land Council representatives travelled to Canberra this week to confront legislators with the stark reality of the cost of living in remote and regional Australia.

Giovanni Torre Giovanni Torre Oct 15, 2026
First Nations leaders, communities feel absence of federal leadership

Communities and First Nations leaders have felt an absence of national leadership in the Indigenous affairs space, one of the architects of the Uluru Statement from the Heart says.

Dechlan Brennan Dechlan Brennan Oct 15, 2026
Centre for Indigenous People and Work research leads to historic pay rise and recognition for First Nations care workers

Research by the UTS Centre for Indigenous People and Work has helped secure a pay rise for Indigenous care workers, as part of the federal government's $630 investment in fairer pay in the health, dis...

Giovanni Torre Giovanni Torre Oct 14, 2026
‘It's happening at an inconceivable scale’ - how AI is fuelling Aboriginal art fraud

Chern'ee Sutton is one of a growing number of Indigenous artists whose work is being copied and sold using AI, which experts warn is worsening Australia's huge problem with counterfeiting of Aborigina...

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Ronan O’Connell Oct 13, 2026
Have your say: expanded mandatory NDIS registration

First Peoples Disability Network have been engaged by the Quality and Safeguard Commission to gather feedback and is conducting a survey about mandatory NDIS registration for providers delivering High...

Giovanni Torre Giovanni Torre Oct 8, 2026
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