Trees blocking the path to treaty
A bitter dispute between indigenous groups over trees is threatening to derail Victoria’s treaty with traditional owners.
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Families focus drives crime fall
Crime in Coolgardie fell by 30pc after police and child protection authorities worked closely with three troubled families.
Indigenous system ‘turned on itself’
Aboriginal disadvantage has become a commodity in the Northern Territory, according to the Yothu Yindi Foundation.
Assisted dying not our way: elders
Community elders have warned that introducing voluntary euthanasia could undermine indigenous communities’ trust in the health system.
Indigenous artists’ new Qantas dream
The idea to emblazon a Qantas jet with indigenous art came to designer Ros Moriarty at two in the morning.
Blow for Bowraville families
A committee tasked with reviewing proposed changes to double jeopardy laws recommended the bill “should not proceed”.
Peace talks with climbers
Parks Victoria is scrambling to resolve its poisonous battle with the Australian rock climbing community.
Results on rise: Pearson’s vision bears fruit
Hope Vale primary school students are flourishing thanks to dedicated teachers using the direct instruction method of teaching.
Indigenous count up in cities
The growing Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander community are moving out of remote areas.
Indigenous moving in
The face of indigenous Australia is changing rapidly. Some beliefs may need adjusting.
‘Unruly’ woman was asleep
An Aboriginal woman who died in a police cell in regional Victoria was deemed ‘unruly’ because she was sleeping on a train.
Path toward voice
Forty of Australia’s most powerful indigenous leaders will present Scott Morrison with a detailed pathway for an indigenous voice.
Voice? What voice?
Along a 2000km journey from NT to WA and back, an alarming response to constitutional change.
50,000 years of Aboriginal occupation in Kimberley
Evidence has been uncovered that confirms Aboriginal people occupied the north Kimberley 50,000 years ago.
Hanson gets Uluru permission
The senator was given the go-ahead to climb Uluru after talks with traditional owners.
Graduation start of dream run
They may have just graduated from high school but that’s just the beginning for Harry Doolan and Eliza Shaw.
Wyatt told: we want a voice
Supporters of a constitutionally enshrined indigenous “voice” to parliament believe it remains achievable.
An inspired choice to show power of learning
Neerim Callope grew up in Normanton where, after Year 7, students had to dial in to their classes.
Recognition message lost
Linda Burney says some people in very remote communities know nothing of the constitutional recognition debate.
Closing gap on school absentees
A key adviser has called for immediate action to boost education outcomes for remote indigenous students.
Star’s illness forces cancellations
Actress Ningali Lawford-Wolf, the star narrator of The Secret River, is understood to be seriously ill in hospital.
Indigenous supply scheme has bite
Some of Australia’s biggest employers are confirming and strengthening their links with indigenous suppliers.
The mark of truth
Adam Goodes ended a glittering AFL career at the centre of a divisive race row. Four years on, he’s ready to tell his side of the story.
Leaders fear ‘Anglo’ loss
Pat Dodson says political leaders fear losing ‘Anglo-Celtic imprint on this nation’.
Cultures connect as art leaps boundaries
Djambawa Marawili’s culture-hopping artworks have been recognised with a prestigious award.
Work-for-the-dole ‘racist’
Aboriginal people taking Morrison government to court, claiming low pay and ‘meaningless’ work.
Singer, actor’s big cell to inmates
The Archie Roach Foundation award will bestow praise, mentorship and a cash prize upon a Northern Territory musician.
Our hidden health crisis
A virus affecting mainly indigenous people has been allowed to flourish: we must act now.
How to make ‘voice’ case
Noel Pearson’s unworthy attack on young, white conservatives does nothing for his cause.
Bringing secrets back home
Their settlers’ laws undid indigenous culture; now the British can reflect on their culpability and responsibility.
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