A Bill to alter the constitution and enable an Indigenous Voice to Parliament has passed the senate, confirming the wording of the constitutional change set to be put to the Australian public at a referendum later this year.
Linguistic sociologist Jakelin Troy details her latest essay exploring Australia and the Language of Deep History.
A new documentary series eploring the intersection between First Nations knowledges and science.
Indigenous children remain 11 times more likely to be in out-of-home care than non-Indigenous children with poverty, housing, abuse and neglect all contributing factors.
What are the Implications of Constitutional Reform?
What is the personal toll on First Nations Journalists and creatives?
Uncle Thomas Slockee has been nominated for Male Elder of the Year at the upcoming NAIDOC Awards.
An independent institute will be set up to oversee treaty negotiations and truth-telling in Queensland. But what will it achieve? Is it merely a symbolic gesture?
A First Nations Treaty Institute, Truth Telling and Healing Inquiry will be established in Queensland. But, what willl it acheivee?
The experiences of Stan Grant these past few weeks have shown there remains division in this country over our shared past. So how do we move forward as nation?
Is there a need for culturally-safe healthcare within the criminal justice system? And, If so, what does it look like?
What are the benefits of an increased First Nations representation within the higher education sector?
A Voice to Parliament and Treaty. What would these forms of recognition actually achieve?
Ellen Van Neervan's forthcoming release, Personal Score: Sport, Culture, Identity aims to explore sport’s often complex relationship with race, gender and sexuality, from a First Nations perspective.
Ellen Van Neervan details her forthcoming book, Personal Score: Sport, Culture, Identity
First Nations advocates and campaigners came together in Brisbane recently to build movements and collaborations across a range of issues, organisations and communities.
As the country moves closer to a referendum on a Voice to Parliament, the cases for ‘yes’ and ‘no’ are developing apace.
Alice Springs has once again become the focus of national attention, with claims child sexual assault is going unaddressed in the Central Australian town.
Barka: The Forgotten River is a new Indigenous art exhibition currently on show at the Australian Museum in Sydney.
Yunupingu, a senior Yolngu lore man, Gumatj clan leader passed away recently, aged 74.
Politics, arts and culture from a range of Indigenous perspectives.
An Indigenous Voice to Parliament is a proposal which has been met with a wide range of responses from Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people.
First Nations Women Look To The Future: In Conversation with Distinguished Professor Aileen Moreton-Robinson.
Three young First Nations Queer Artists talked about their perspectives on discrimination, sovereignty, resilience and inclusion.
Politics, arts and culture from a range of Indigenous perspectives.
What are the structural and cultural changes needed to address entrenched racism in our society?
What are the alternatives to the criminal justice system?
Politics, arts and culture from a range of Indigenous perspectives.
A Biography of Aboriginal Music Icon, Uncle Jimmy Little is set to be released next month detailing his incredible life and career.
Professor Brenda Croft will be heading to Harvard University this year to share Australia’s First Nations cultural heritage.
