Federal Politics
The Member for Lingiari, Marion Scrymgour, became the first Aboriginal person to preside over Australia's House of Representatives from the Speaker's Chair on Monday.
Prime Minister Anthony Albanese has used the opening of Australia's 48th Parliament to push back against conservative criticism of Welcome to Country ceremonies, describing them as a "powerful way" to...
I find it one of the more persistent myths of Australian politics that the role of Leader of the Opposition is the worst job in the country. Personally, as the son of a cleaner and a service station a...
Senator Kerrynne Liddle says "there is much work to do" in her new role as Shadow Minister for Indigenous Australians. The Arrernte senator for South Australia, who is also the Opposition spokesperson...
The re-elected Labor Party launched its second term with a thumping win. A record breaking 93 seats in the House of Representatives out of a possible 151 seats.
The Australian Indigenous Doctors' Association has congratulated Senator Malarndirri McCarthy on her reappointment as federal Minister for Indigenous Australians and Mark Butler on his reappointment a...
Federal Minister for Indigenous Australians Malarndirri McCarthy has announced a second round of funding grants is now open for eligible employers to create local jobs in remote communities.
Tens of thousands of public sector workers will need to wait until after the federal election to see if they will still have a job under a Coalition government.
Aboriginal Investment NT has a new chief executive officer whose appointment brings a wealth of experience to the critical business role for the Territory.
Federal Opposition spokesperson for Indigenous affairs Jacinta Price and former prime minister Tony Abbott have thrown their weight behind Nyunggai Warren Mundine's bid for the prized Liberal federal...
Federal Opposition spokesperson for Indigenous affairs Jacinta Nampijinpa Price has launched a scathing attack on the government, arguing it is choosing to prioritise popularity over meaningful action...
Independent Senator Lidia Thorpe's motion to have the Attorney-General provide quarterly reports on deaths in custody has successfully passed the Senate, despite government opposition.
Outgoing MP and former Minister for Aboriginal Australians, Linda Burney, has used her valedictory speech in Parliament to say she is humbled by the trust given to her by Indigenous people.