Voice
Brisbane Catholic Education has established its inaugural First Nations Student Voice Council, giving Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander students a role in shaping future policies, programs and sup...
New members for the First Nations national peak body for the prevention of family, domestic and sexual violence means a stronger network to do their job, and help build much-needed change.
Marranunggu rapper Yung Milla has won The Voice Australia 2026 after taking out the public vote in Sunday night's Grand Finale. The Northern Territory artist was crowned the winner of the show's 15th...
Two Indigenous artists will compete for The Voice Australia title after Daisha Auda and Yung Milla secured places in the 2026 Grand Finale. Torres Strait Islander singer Daisha Auda and Marranunggu ra...
This report is the first in a series looking at the performances of Australia's state, territory and federal governments on Indigenous policy since October 2023.
Marranunggu hip-hop artist Yung Milla has made an immediate impact on The Voice Australia, earning a four-chair turn with a performance of his brother J-MILLA's 'All My Life'.
Alan Ridge, the parliamentarian who represented Australia's remote northwest as enormous political change swept across its pastoral stations and the nation, passed away earlier this year at the age of...
For generations Aboriginal languages were silenced, suppressed, and pushed out of everyday life. However nowadays, Aboriginal communities are reclaiming those languages, strengthening them and creatin...
For the first time since the National Agreement on Closing the Gap was signed, a target has been met. More than 95 per cent of First Nations children are now enrolled in preschool, up from 61.
When Cornwallis screened as part of the First Nations Shorts program at the Revelation Perth International Film Festival, it marked another milestone for a film that refuses to tell an easy story.
Governments "fundamentally changing the way" they fund Aboriginal community-controlled organisations (ACCOs) could transform the lives of First Nations children and families.
The Crossroads Project: Kuranda has brought young people, Elders, artists and community leaders together to share Djabugay stories through music and film.
A national roundtable of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander women leaders, people with lived experience, government representatives, Aboriginal community-controlled organisations, advocates and pra...
