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Indigenous Australians remember Nelson Mandela

Indigenous Australians remember Nelson Mandela

Social Justice

World leaders and tens of thousands of mourners are gathering in Soweto to remember the life of Nelson Mandela. A...

Youth incarceration rates drop but indigenous kids left in the lock-up

Youth incarceration rates drop but indigenous kids left in the lock-up

Social Justice

One in two Australians in juvenile detention are Indigenous, which means Indigenous youths are 31 times more likely to be...

Native title for the Bandjalang mob – what does it mean?

Native title for the Bandjalang mob – what does it mean?

Social Justice

On Monday the 2nd of December, the Bandjalang people on the New South Wales north coast were awarded native title...

Uranium spill in Northern Territory creates fears for welfare of Kakadu

Uranium spill in Northern Territory creates fears for welfare of Kakadu

Science & Environment

A leak at the Ranger Uranium Mine in the Northern Territory has spilt acidic radioactive slurry in the Kakadu National...

Rare bark paintings of Arnhem Land exhibited in National Museum

Rare bark paintings of Arnhem Land exhibited in National Museum

Communications & Culture

Old Masters: Australia’s Great Bark Artists has launched at the National Museum of Australia in Canberra today. It showcases bark...

Indigenous communities divided over constitutional reform

Indigenous communities divided over constitutional reform

Social Justice

When the Australian Constitution was created in 1900, there was no mention of the people who had already lived here...

Indigenous Victorians being overlooked by civil law

Indigenous Victorians being overlooked by civil law

The Law

We hear a little discussion about Australian criminal law in the lives of Indigenous Australians, but what about those laws...

Indigenous smoking rates drop

Indigenous smoking rates drop

Health

The Australia Bureau of Statistics has released the results of a survey of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people from...

Indigenous history and culture goes mobile

Indigenous history and culture goes mobile

Communications & Culture

A new collaboration of film, technology and Indigenous knowledge will allow people to experience the stories and history of Australia’s...

Aboriginal Cultural Heritage under attack

Aboriginal Cultural Heritage under attack

Social Justice

The Aboriginal Cultural Heritage Act was originally introduced to protect cultural sites on Aboriginal land but a new round of...