Wa Politics
Please note: This story contains reference to people who have died. At least eight Noongar women have died homeless in Perth this winter, including six on the streets, sparking renewed calls for actio...
There are 44 communities with WA's Department of Communities that don't have access to microbial water testing, with some community members drinking from water supplies that haven't been tested in mor...
WA Minister for Aboriginal Affairs Stephen Dawson has again disappointed Traditional Owners who were keen to discuss the State Government's proposed Aboriginal heritage legislation by missing the seve...
Banjima Elder Slim Parker has hailed the solidarity between Traditional Owners from the Kimberley and Pilbara region as a powerful force for change to Western Australia's long-inadequate Aboriginal he...
About 500 people gathered on the steps of Western Australia's Parliament House Thursday morning to support Traditional Owners from across the State as they protested the WA's draft Aboriginal cultural...
On 18 August, the State Labor Government announced $11 million in support of the Aboriginal Cultural Heritage Bill 2021. But bizarrely, about $1 million of it is earmarked for the Department of Premie...
Traditional Owners will march on Parliament House on Thursday to deliver a message stick to Premier Mark McGowan calling for meaningful protections for Aboriginal heritage in Western Australia.
While homeless Aboriginal people sleep on Albany's streets, a housing complex built for them has remained empty for more than two years after being closed for "anti-social" behaviour.
An Aboriginal human rights lawyer has hit out at claims the Aboriginal community-controlled sector doesn't have the capacity to support the statewide rollout of Aboriginal Family-Led Decision Making (...
Please note: This story contains reference to someone who has died. The death of Noongar woman Alana Garlett on the cold streets of Perth has driven home the urgency of the Indigenous homelessness cri...
As a kid growing up in Derby, my parents told me how my great-great-grandmothers and grandfathers hunted and gathered on our lands and waters before non-Indigenous people arrived in our Country.
A Ngalia leader has taken his calls for help to the United Nations after serious concerns Western Australia's new heritage laws will put Indigenous communities' human rights at stake.
The City of Perth has agreed to a Yacker Danjoo Ngala Bidi with the Whadjuk Noongar people, recognising them as the Traditional Owners of Boorloo, the Country Perth CBD is built on.