Aboriginal women

Professor Megan Davis and Pat Anderson AO speak about the Uluru Statement from the Heart’s call for Voice to parliament.

The bodies of an Indigenous woman and her baby were found in an alleged domestic violence incident, only to be met with media silence

Jana Stewart will replace the late Labor Senator Kimberley Kitching, becoming Labor’s first Victorian Aboriginal senator. 

Ash Barty arrived in Uluru to conduct a number of tennis clinics as part of Tennis Australia’s Racquets and Red Dust program.

New research shows Aboriginal women in NSW are 8.3 per cent less likely to be granted bail by police than non-Aboriginal women.

For Aboriginal women living in remote areas of Australia, entrepreneurship is an effective means for them to take control of their future.

Tanya Day died in December 2017 after injuries sustained while in police custody. No police officers will be charged over her death.

A new report by Women’s Safety NSW shows Indigenous women & children are being “put at further risk of violence” and death due to social isolation.

Marlee Silva launched an Instagram platform ‘Tiddas4Tiddas’ with her sister Keely in November 2018. Since then, there’s a podcast, a book and more to come.

From June 2020 the Morrision government will slash funding to the FVPLS Forum- removing Indigenous women’s voices from the national DV agenda.

3,048 people have donated more than $130,000 in the #Freethepeople campaign to pay the fines of Aboriginal women being held in Western Australian prisons.