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"By having this vital information at our fingertips, we can strengthen efforts to improve outcomes for Aboriginal people in our care," Department of Justice Director General Kylie Maj said as Western...
Safer and more reliable power is up and running in two Kimberley communities after $27 million in funding supported the upgrade of power supplies across the remote Western Australian region.
On WA's Burrup Peninsula, where 50,000-year-old engravings from First Nations people are etched across the rock, Traditional Owners say new funding will help protect one of the world's oldest cultural...
Walmajarri man Robert Lee lifts the iron mat from his bathroom floor, revealing a gaping hole that drops to the earth below. In Ngurtuwarta, a small Aboriginal community 12 kilometres east of Fitzroy...
An Aboriginal Cultural Centre overlooking the Derbarl Yerrigan / Swan River is a step closer after the Western Australian Government released the project's design tender.
Western Australian Senate candidate Megan Krakouer has called on the Western Australian government to implement a state-based truth-telling commission.
Indigenous tourism operators in Western Australia have urged the WA Government to increase funding in a sector where participation rates more than doubled in recent years.
For the families of Zayne Stevens, Brenton Shar, Wylie Oscar, Jayo Rivers, and Wesley and Clinton Lockyer, the pain of unanswered questions has stretched for years.
Western Australia's Murujuga Aboriginal Corporation is set to enhance its management of the Dampire Archipelago islands with a custom-built 5.
Applications have opened for the 2025 Bob Hawke Aboriginal Teacher Scholarships. The Western Australian government's annual scholarships provide financial support to aspiring Aboriginal secondary teac...
Survivors of forced adoption hope the Western Australian government agrees to correct past wrongs when it hands down its response to a parliamentary inquiry.
Thousands of First Nations tenants living in substandard public housing in remote Western Australia have joined a class action led by one of the country's most prominent law firms.
The family of a 16-year-old boy who tragically became the first youth to pass away in a detention centre in Western Australia are calling for a complete reform of the state's justice system.