Advocacy
The aunt of Boorloo woman Tiffany Anne Woodley has urged Western Australians to confront the ongoing toll of domestic violence, while delivering a Welcome to Country at a 16 Days in WA business breakf...
Warning: Indigenous persons are advised that the following article contains the name of a person who has died. Māori rugby player and health advocate, Shane Christie, who pushed for research into...
Clarence CJ McCarthy-Grogan, the son of Federal Minister for Indigenous Australians, Malarndirri McCarthy, is set to run for Darwin Council's Chan Ward at this month's Northern Territory local governm...
A coalition of Indigenous and legal organisations has criticised Victoria's proposed second tranche of bail reforms, calling it a politically motivated "tough on crime" response that targets marginali...
This week, Ieramugadu (Roebourne) mourns the profound loss of Senior Yindjibarndi Elder, Mrs T. Daniel, a cultural leader and matriarch whose legacy transcends generations.
Two 13-year-old Indigenous children were kept in adult Queensland watch houses for 26 and 25 days respectively, submissions from the youth justice inquiry have revealed.
Legal and Human Rights groups are urging the rejection or amendment of new 'wanding' knife laws being debated in New South Wales parliament this week, arguing they will give police "extraordinary" pow...
A youth advocacy group is considering legal action after accusing the Queensland government of failing to protect children in watch houses. The government has been told it must take urgent action amid...
Two Indigenous recipients were honored at the 7News Young Achiever Awards on Friday in Meanjin. Gullara McInnes from Mareeba received the Kennelly Constructions Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander A...
A new report from the Law Enforcement Conduct Commission (LECC) has highlighted the need for the NSW police to do more to reduce the large overrepresentation of First Nations people in the justice sys...
The Queensland Government's announcement of a new remand centre to deal with the increasing number of children in detention has been criticised as leading the state away from improvements in community...
Gamilaraay woman Natalie Brown has been appointed the new Chair of the Australian Capital Territory (ACT) government's Our Booris, Our Way Implementation Oversight Committee.
Palawa person Mark Cleaver has their eyes set on "creating my own path", refusing to let daily challenges get in the way of achieving their goals.
