Cultural Safety
Support Act has secured funding for a national review into the experiences of Indigenous music workers and is seeking an independent First Nations-led research partner to carry out the work.
A quiet but powerful shift is happening in the heart of Australia, where medicine is being shaped not just by textbooks and training wards, but by culture, community and connection to Country.
More than half of Indigenous employees continue to face race-based comments and assumptions at work, research shows. The findings come less than a week after the federal government announced an inquir...
Allegations of systemic discrimination against Indigenous staff in the Australian Capital Territory's Public Service have been referred to the ACT Public Sector Standards Commissioner.
A new cultural safety card deck by BlakIgnited is challenging organisations to confront the blind spots that continue to shape Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples' experiences in workplaces...
Northern Territory Attorney-General Marie-Clare Boothby says the CLP Government will introduce legislation on the rights of terminally ill people, following the findings of the 2025 Voluntary Assisted...
With consumers increasingly valuing the social impact of the companies with which they engage, new data shows the Indigenous business sector leading the way in Western Australia.
Vital cultural heritage monitoring services have been given the green light with an historic agreement between Whadjuk Aboriginal Corporation and Rottnest Island Authority, marking a significant step...
Speakers called for greater support of Indigenous leadership and culturally safe workplaces at the First Nations UNLIMITED Leadership Summit on Thursday in Sydney - highlighting the importance of self...
Today, I stood in a room full of powerful Indigenous women from across the ocean at the Te Pū Oranga Whenua Symposium in Rotorua. When I got up to share my thoughts on the term lateral violence...
An Aboriginal senior executive disclosed on Thursday that the ACT Public Service is the most culturally unsafe workplace he has ever experienced.
Wakaya professor Yin Paradies, a renowned Aboriginal race scholar, has been appointed by Australian Health Practitioner Regulation Agency to lead the evaluation and development of the National Scheme'...
Almost one third of GPs witnessed racism towards patients in the health system in the past year, according to the Royal Australian College of General Practitioners' 2025 Health of the Nation report.