First Nations women

Kylie-Lee Bradford, the founder of Kakadu Organics, is paving way for First Nations businesses into export market in Southeast Asia.

After more than a year of investigating the domestic violence killings of four Aboriginal women, the Northern Territory’s coroner Elisabeth Armitage has handed down her final report.

An Inquiry into Murdered and Missing Indigenous Women and Children has made 10 recommendations for the government to consider.

Lawyer and founder of the Make Police Investigate Campaign Karen Iles calls for extensive reform to justice systems across Australia

Malyangapa Barkindji rapper Barkaa has been named Artist of the Year at the National Indigenous Music Awards (Nimas) over the weekend.

Linda Burney, Australia’s Minister for Indigenous Australians, is retiring from politics after a decades-long career in public service.

Professor Sandra Eades became Australia’s first Aboriginal medical doctor with a PhD. Her research investigated health of Aboriginal infants

Emerging academic Julie Schubert wants to build a career in research so she can help develop solutions in healthcare and create better outcomes for Indigenous people. 

Sofoni West Soliman is a well-known pharmacist in Wellington, a small outback town in central New South Wales.

Gillian Keed is the first registered enrolled nurse in her family. Her love of caring for people has seen her work across disability, health and juvenile justice.

Evien Wood is the co-founder of the Coolamon Community, a project that delivers a “Coolamon Crib” of essentials to First Nations mums.

Murrawah Johnson has been awarded the 2024 Goldman Environmental Prize in the category of climate and energy.