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Aboriginal Stockmen to finally get their pay

Aboriginal Stockmen to finally get their pay

Indigenous Social Justice

Systemic paternalism in Queensland in the 50’s right up to the 1970’s in Far North Queensland is the best light...

Booraja In-Home Aged Care Strengthening Kinship and Culture

Booraja In-Home Aged Care Strengthening Kinship and Culture

Health Indigenous

Booraja, a regional home care program run by IRT Group, recently won the innovAGEING National Award for Realising Wellness and...

Community ‘cleanout’ leaves indigenous people homeless

Community ‘cleanout’ leaves indigenous people homeless

Social Justice

The people of Ninga Mia, a small Aboriginal settlement near Kalgoorlie, have been shocked and distressed by the demolition of...

Diabetes and an increasing Indigenous population

Diabetes and an increasing Indigenous population

Health Indigenous

The Australian Bureau of Statistics shows the projected Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander population to be over one million people...

NAIDOC week highlights Voice, Treaty and Truth

NAIDOC week highlights Voice, Treaty and Truth

Communications & Culture Indigenous

Understanding the truth of Australia’s over 65,000 year history is key to bringing people together towards a shared future. That’s...

Stolen Wages Settled But The Impact Is Everlasting

Stolen Wages Settled But The Impact Is Everlasting

Politics & Economy

Today the Queensland Government agreed to pay back $190 million of stolen wages in an historic class action law suit...

NAIDOC performance to help communities Heal Together

NAIDOC performance to help communities Heal Together

Communications & Culture

Before NAIDOC week begins on Sunday July 7, a new song will be launched that draws on this years’ theme of...

Indigenous HIV diagnoses rate double that of non-Indigenous Aussies

Indigenous HIV diagnoses rate double that of non-Indigenous Aussies

Health

Australia’s HIV rates have been their lowest in 18 years according to the latest research in the Kirby Insititute’s 2018 HIV...

Closing The Gap finally to be developed in partnership with First Nations people

Closing The Gap finally to be developed in partnership with First Nations people

Communications & Culture Education Health Indigenous Politics & Economy Social Justice

Surprisingly, Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples have not always been partners with the government on the Closing The Gap...

From Sunda to Sahul: The Unbelievable Journey of the First Australians

From Sunda to Sahul: The Unbelievable Journey of the First Australians

Science & Environment

50, 000 years ago Australia, Tasmania, and New Guinea were connected to form the continental land mass of Sahul. To...