Uluru
Tuesday 26 May 2026, marks nine years since the Uluṟu Statement from the Heart was offered as an olive branch to the Australian people to move forward as a nation together for a better future.
Kerrupmara Gunditjmara man Travis Lovett has begun an 820-kilometre walk for truth, leading a large crowd from the steps of Victorian Parliament on Sunday to Dights Falls Park, where a ceremony with W...
The joint management of Uluṟu-Kata Tjuṯa National Park has been significantly strengthened, with Aṉangu Traditional Owners set to receive a larger share of park revenue under newly a...
Thursday's Closing the Gap report offers 'no grounds for confidence' amid a failure to address key issues with time winding down on the current agreement, the Uluru Statement architects say.
Uluru Dialogue co-chair Pat Anderson says in addition to fear and hurt caused by the attack at the Boorloo / Perth Invasion Day rally, it was "silence" which caused her the most pain.
There are renewed calls for the federal government to establish a national truth-telling process, with an open letter urging Prime Minister Anthony Albanese to commit to a formal, properly resourced f...
A hotel hosting tourists visiting one of Australia's most iconic landmarks will change hands to a US private equity-owned tourism company. The Ayers Rock Resort, owned by the Indigenous Land and Sea C...
When Thomas Mayo stepped onto the stage on Larrakia Country at the recent Hatchery First Nations Unlimited Leadership Summit recently a quiet settled over the room.
Alison Milyika Carroll says the great red rock known as Uluṟu belongs to her people but they are happy to share it with the world. Tourists flock to the Australian icon in the Red Centre where t...
Australia's Minister for Indigenous Australians has highlighted the fears and misinformation which were circulated during the campaign to return Uluru-Kata Tjuta National Park to the Aṉangu Trad...
Governor-General Sam Mostyn has thanked the Anangu people of the Red Centre for sharing the iconic rock of Uluru after it was returned to their ownership exactly 40 years ago.
Celebrations are under way in the Red Centre with traditional song, dance and arts on display to mark 40 years since the giant rock known as Uluru was handed back to the Anangu people.
Warning: Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people should be aware that this article contains images and names of deceased persons. The 40th anniversary of the return of Uluru-Kata Tjuta National P...