Stolen Wages
A federal court judge has criticised a law firm for adopting a process with an "excessive level of human resources" in a stolen wages class action for Indigenous workers in the Northern Territory.
Renowned stockman and artist Mervyn Street is in his mid-70s and about to open his first institutional gallery exhibition. The show titled Stolen Wages is part of Boorloo Contemporary, a new commissio...
The federal government has apologised to Stolen Wages Northern Territory group members and their surviving relatives in the Senate today. Speaking in the Senate on Wednesday, Minister for Indigenous A...
Eligible Aboriginal workers and their families whose wages were stolen under racist government policies throughout much of the 20th century will receive share $144,375,000 in compensation.
The Federal Court this week approved the WA government's settlement payment of $180 million to thousands of eligible Aboriginal workers whose wages were stolen under racist government policies through...
The federal government has settled the class action for Stolen Wages on behalf of many thousands of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples who worked in the Northern Territory and were paid lit...
The Federal Court of Australia has made orders extending the deadline for group members to register for the Western Australian Stolen Wages class action to 30 September 2024.
One of Western Australia's biggest Indigenous bodies says it will take time to compensate 630 current and former employees who were underpaid $1.
Kimberley Land Council has apologised and committed to repaying 630 current and former employees $1.36 million after an internal audit uncovered underpayments.
The Western Australian government will pay $180.4 million to settle a three-year class action dispute over wages stolen from thousands of Aboriginal people working in the state from the 1930s to 1970s...
Wadjuk Noongar Professor Cheryl Kickett-Tucker AM described the crowd that gathered outside of parliament house in Perth on Friday as "small but mighty".
A bipartisan apology to Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander workers for decades of stolen wages in Western Australia has been heard by members and applicants of the historic legal action for recompe...
The Western Australian government is set to formally apologise to thousands of Indigenous workers who were paid little or no wages for almost four decades.