Indigenous Veterans
Indigenous veterans have long been underrepresented in Australia's historical records, their contributions to the nation's defence overlooked.
The Trump administration has removed references to Native American war heroes from official government websites. From 1942 to 1945, the Code Talkers were vital to every major operation of the Marine C...
Anzac Day will again see Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander veterans honoured at the Coloured Digger March and events. Ken 'Kira-Dhan' Zulumovski, an Aboriginal man who served in the Royal Australi...
The First Peoples' Assembly have marked ANZAC day with a call for the Victorian and federal governments to recognise Aboriginal soldiers who served but were denied land packages provided to their non-...
Gamilaroi / Yullaroi man, Joseph (Joe) Flick, a Churchill Fellow, pays tribute on Anzac Day to Indigenous soldiers who defended a nation that once denied them citizenship.
Ira Hamilton Hayes, a young Akimel O'odham war hero, has been immortalised in one of history's most famous photographs, honoured by an imposing memorial statue in Arlington, depicted in major Hollywoo...
First Nations people who served on behalf of Australia have been honoured at the Victorian Aboriginal Remembrance Service held on Wednesday. The commemorative service is held each year during Reconcil...
The 17th Annual Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Servicemen and Servicewomen Commemoration Service will honour Indigenous veterans Friday, 26 May, in Sydney.
A major ANZAC Day event will honour the life and service of Warrant Officer and fighter pilot Leonard Waters, as well as acknowledge the many other Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander veterans.
Anzac Day will see Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander veterans honoured at the Coloured Digger March and events in Sydney. Ken 'Kira-Dhan' Zulumovski, an Aboriginal man who has served in the Royal...
A new photo exhibition has opened at the Australian National Maritime Museum in Sydney, honouring current and former Indigenous servicemen and women.
The Australian War Memorial has recognised Noongar man Private Walter Joseph Parker as the earliest identified Aboriginal soldier to die while in service with Australian armed forces.
On November 8 Canada honours First Nation, Metis and Inuit soldiers and veterans serving in the Armed Forces. Established in Manitoba in 1994, the day was formerly known as Aboriginal Veteran's Day.