indigenous Australians

Australia Post has unveiled new parcel packaging that includes a dedicated space for the inclusion of traditional Aboriginal place names.

On National Sorry Day, we look at five First Nations Women (among thousands) who have shaped Aboriginal people’s rights in this country

Australia has faced international pressure at the UN’s human rights council to improve its standing on human rights issues.

Greens Senator Lidia Thorpe says there is can be no separation of climate justice from First Nations justice, and that Australia must establish a treaty with Indigenous people.

Indigenous female astronomers are teaching us how to look at the night sky, see our world and our place in it.

In celebration of NAIDOC week, we take a look at 10 Indigenous women leading agenda across the arts, law, politics and science.

Teela May Reid has been awarded this year’s Daisy Utemorrah Prize at the WA Premier’s Book Awards for her unpublished manuscript “Our Matriarchs Matter.”

Yamaji woman and writer Charmaine Papertalk Green wins the 2020 Australian Literary Society Gold Medal for her collection of poetry, “Nganajungu Yagu”.

Watching an innocent Aboriginal man violently arrested by SA police is deeply uncomfortable footage to watch but it needs to be seen.

Professor Aileen Moreton-Robinson has joined the ranks of history’s most prominent leaders at the American Academy of Arts and Sciences.

Every year we desperately seek leadership in bringing us together so we can celebrate as a collective, Dr Anita Heiss writes of January 26.

The 26th of January marks the beginning of the widespread oppression, dispossession and near-genocide of First Nations people.