First Nations women

Neglect and racism are leading to the deaths of Aboriginal or Torres Strait Islander women in custody, a new study has found. 

This week’s Four Corners provided a much-needed investigation into the rates of First Nations women missing and murdered.

The wishes of Australian women are seemingly being heard, with Labor’s first budget delivering strong initial steps toward gender equality.

First Nations women face a murder rate eight times higher than non-Indigenous women, according to data shared at a Senate inquiry.

Oxfam Australia’s Straight Talk National Summit took place in Canberra last week and saw more than 50 First Nations women attend.

Just a few weeks out from giving birth to her second child, Victorian Senator Jana Stewart took her seat as Parliament begins sitting today.

Yvonne Weldon’s debut novel, Sixty-Seven Days was released in bookstores across the country last week. We chat with the author

Research shows First Nations-led culturally safe healthcare could prevent further deaths of First Nations mothers during childbirth.

First Nations women in regional and remote areas experience technology-facilitated abuse in a range of ways.

An inquiry into missing and murdered Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander women and children was announced yesterday.