Alice Springs war veteran Geoffrey Shaw OAM has been remembered as a tireless advocate for Indigenous rights in Central Australia, who leaves a legacy of courage and service.
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One in six Kimberley children infected with strep A, study finds
An infectious disease study hopes to see faster and earlier diagnosis of strep A to prevent chronic diseases in high-risk communities.
Detection dogs part of fight to protect native freshwater turtles
A team of environmental experts, Indigenous rangers and conservation detection dogs is working on recovering the population of native freshwater turtles.
Family demands answers after 'disturbing' arrest captured on camera
An Aboriginal man who was known by NSW Police to have mental health issues was hospitalised after his arrest over a traffic stop.
'Not OK': Oldest regional art gallery in New South Wales left in lurch
Malyangapa Baaka Wiimpatja artist Leroy Johnson says the axing of an arts grant, which he is the last recipient of, has left the Broken Hill arts community feeling unsupported.
Prominent Halls Creek man faces court for alleged sly grogging
Police allege Cyril Mark Yeeda sold $45,000 worth of alcohol in dry communities for $170,000.
'Unanswered questions' despite inquest into mum found dead in backyard
Barkindji mother-of-two Sonya Dutton, 31, was found in her family's Wilcannia residence on March 29, 2022 — four days after she was reportedly last seen.
'We are born into that fear': Canberra's failure to fix systemic racism
After 24 years of Labor government, First Nations people in Australia's capital are frustrated and exhausted by a lack of meaningful progress to close the gap.
How the right books can help build remote Indigenous students' reading skills
An educator says books that reflect remote Indigenous cultures and lifestyles are "the key to success" in improving reading outcomes for First Nations students.
The budding musicians 'staying proud' through Indigenous rap music
With sounds recorded in a makeshift studio, this group of high school students produced music about First Nations culture.
'Sentimental and special': Students find connection through Kaurna program
Kanyanyapilla means "place of many eagles", and it's where Indigenous students in Adelaide are coming to connect with Kaurna culture.
Youth hub staff warn social media ban could have unintended consequences
Social media can help at-risk youth connect with support services, so what impact will the federal government's under-16s ban have on those community hubs?
'We are born into that fear': Canberra's failure to fix systemic racism
After 24 years of Labor government, First Nations people in Australia's capital are frustrated and exhausted by a lack of meaningful progress to close the gap.
Victoria's historic treaty formally commences with cultural celebration
Victoria's statewide treaty has officially launched with a day of cultural celebrations in Melbourne.
Court hears sensitive Dreaming story led to halt of billion-dollar mine
Lawyers for former federal environment minister Tanya Plibersek have defended the Commonwealth's acceptance of the Blue Banded Bee Dreaming to protect part of a gold mine site from development.
Tiwi Islands become 700,000-hectare Indigenous Protected Area
The agreement with the federal government sees the Tiwi Islands included in Australia's national parks and reserves system.
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Calls for government action after toddler's septic tank death
Aboriginal housing advocates are calling for urgent improvements to the way remote public housing is maintained in the Northern Territory, after the coroner found the death of a toddler who fell into a backyard septic tank could have been prevented.
Hundreds of men march against domestic violence in solidarity with women
Up to 300 men — and a similar number of women — have taken part in the annual Ingkintja Men's March Against Domestic Violence under the slogan End the silence! Stop the violence! in Alice Springs, coinciding with the International Human Rights Day.
'Obscene': More spent on removing kids than intervening early, report finds
Only 15.6 per cent of national child protection funding goes towards family support services aimed at keeping families intact, a report has found. Advocates are urging the government to "invest in families, not crisis".
Call for Australia to adopt federal human rights act
Legal experts say Australia is lagging in its human rights approach and should adopt a federal human rights act.
A visit to WA's Murujuga has Canadian traditional owners worried about their land
Canadian hereditary chief Na'Moks wanted to find out what a gas pipeline on his land would look like, so he flew to northern Western Australia.