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This year marks two significant milestones. Fifty years of NAIDOC. Twenty years since the Victorian Aboriginal Heritage Act 2006 was enacted.
Aboriginal Organisations, local governments, small town communities and more will come together to celebrate 50 Years of Deadly this NAIDOC Week across Victoria.
Systemic racism across Victoria's healthcare, child protection and policing systems is continuing to harm First Nations people, two leading Aboriginal organisations have warned.
Catherine Freeman knows the pressures of being an elite athlete better than most, and the value of somewhere to connect, decompress and host open and honest discussion.
The Northern Territory Government has announced an extension of the total alcohol ban in town camps and Aboriginal communities. The move comes after the Aboriginal Medical Services Alliance Northern T...
A coalition of Aboriginal and legal advocacy organisations has warned that a death in police custody is "imminent" unless the Victorian Government closes a loophole they say allows detainees to be hel...
Community level Long Walks, in tribute to Essendon champion Michael Long's 2004 trek to Canberra and its enduring legacy, are a continuation of his call for action on First Nations issues, and to do i...
At the entrance to Kangan Institute's future Hume Tech School, a new First Nations artwork brings together bronze, glass and sculptural digging sticks to tell an ancient story of knowledge, technology...
A state-based, Aboriginal Community Controlled Health Organisation-led anti-vaping campaign has expanded nationally, encouraging community "warriors and the dreamers", its young people, to quit with t...
The Northern Territory Government must provide certainty about how it will maintain alcohol restrictions when Interim Alcohol Protected Areas (IAPAs) expire next year.
Banks have landed a major signing ahead of their first season in the NTFL Men's Premier League, with former AFL midfielder Quinton Narkle joining the club.
Crowds have erupted in cheers outside a courtroom in support of an Indigenous activists' attempt to bring charges against King Charles over the alleged genocide of Aboriginal peoples.
An Aboriginal judge, whose appointment made history, has been described as "long overdue" at a formal welcome ceremony. Judge Rosemary Falla was appointed to the County Court of Victoria in May, becom...