Truth
Racism against First Peoples is a direct consequence of colonisation and remains embedded in Australia's institutions, laws and systems, the Co-Chair of Victoria's First Peoples' Assembly has told a p...
New Deputy Premier Gabrielle Williams has been appointed Victoria's Minister for First Peoples, becoming the third person to hold the portfolio in less than nine months.
Today, communities across Australia are invited to honour the life of one of the nation's greatest Aboriginal leaders, not only by remembering her achievements, but by continuing the work she began.
NAIDOC Week is one of the few times each year when Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples come together to celebrate our cultures, histories, resilience and achievements.
A powerful new bilingual publication is ensuring an important Wurlaki story will continue to be carried by future generations, preserving language, culture and truth through the voices of those who ha...
For generations, Aboriginal people have carried the responsibility of opening doors so those coming behind us have an easier path to walk. During this year's Darwin NAIDOC Awards, one of those pathmak...
Gympie's 2026 NAIDOC event brought community together for a day of culture, dance, truth-telling and family activities. The event marked this year's NAIDOC theme, 50 Years of Deadly, recognising five...
A new research project is set to help improve aged care for Stolen Generations survivors by using truth-telling to better support Elders and their families.
Tulmur's (Ipswich) newest landmark has been launched as a place of culture, healing and reflection, recognising First Nations history and the cultural significance of the city's lands and waters.
Independent Senator Lidia Thorpe has announced a statewide Truth and Justice Tour to continue conversations about truth-telling and First Peoples' justice across Victoria.
If truth is to serve justice, then justice demands that we scrutinise claims from allies and opponents alike. Truth is not a team sport, nor a PR exerciseOne of the most dangerous habits emerging in m...
With both National Reconciliation Week, and the anniversary of the 2017 signing of the Uluru Statement from the Heart, having just passed, we thought it timely to write the third in our series of opin...
Perception can be a dangerous thing. Not because people see us, but because too often they stop there. We live in a world that encourages quick judgments. A photograph becomes a personality.