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Standing 195cm tall at just 15 years of age, Fitzroy Crossing's Travis Burgu has long dreamed of being a basketballer, an aim which now feels realistic after two years practicing at the town's success...
A Bundaberg Indigenous leader has been sentenced to 18 months in jail for "persistent" offending. Kerry Blackman, 69, the former chief executive of the Gidarjil Development Corporation, was convicted...
The University of Newcastle has named its new city-centre student accommodation Muloobinba House, recognising the Aboriginal history of the Newcastle area.
More than half of all allegations of misconduct against Australian Federal Police (AFP) officers were "finalised" without investigation using the force's discretionary powers, described by Senator Lid...
Queensland players — on the back of gold at last weekend's national tournament — are littered amongst the country's best First Nations netballers set for international duties.
Pacific Islands Forum leaders travelled to New York to stand together as a unified regional voice at the 81st session of the United Nations general assembly this week.
Across the country, most people don't think about the Northern Territory—labelled "cowboy country" according to one person speaking to National Indigenous Times.
Two Aboriginal men only known as "Dick" and "Jack" have been remembered at the place where they were hanged two hundred years ago, amid concerns they were unjustly found guilty of killing a settler.
Mining claims have been lodged across land removed from Bears Ears National Monument just two months after Tribal leaders warned President Donald Trump's cuts could expose sacred lands in Utah to reso...
A landmark First Nations-led study has found Indigenous employees earn an average 16 per cent less per hour than the average Australian worker.
Fourteen Pacific Island countries have come together in Fiji to develop a coordinated regional position ahead of the 17th Conference of the Parties to the Convention on Biological Diversity.
The Aboriginal Medical Services Alliance Northern Territory has urged the broader community services sector to put Aboriginal community control into practice by embedding it in their own policies, pro...
Shine Lawyers will begin a program of free community information sessions across Western Australia from 28 September as part of its WA First Nations Child Removal Class Action.