Indigenous Affairs
Line in the Sand Shifts as NT Changes Water Regulations
Water regulations in the Northern Territory that determine how much of the natural aquifer supply agriculture, mining, production and gas......
Concerns WA precinct laws unfairly target Indigenous people
Numerous Indigenous organisations fear that newly proposed precinct laws in Western Australia will disproportionately affect Indigenous people. The Protected Entertainment......
Darwin school increases attendance with a community bus
Moulden Park Primary School in Darwin has elevated their attendance by 10% this term as the staff uses a borrowed......
Focus on First Nations Employment at Jobs and Skills Summit
As people convene in Canberra for the Albanese Government’s Jobs and Skills Summit, calls have been made for the summit......
National Centre of Indigenous Excellence to Remain Open
The National Centre of Indigenous Excellence in Redfern, Sydney, has been spared imminent closure, when on the 7th of August,......
Emergency Relief Fund for Youpla Funeral Insurance Claimants
Scammed, frustrated, and betrayed. Youpla, previously known as the Australian Community Benefit Fund (ACBF), is a funeral insurance company marketed......
Federal Court Bid to Lower Aboriginal Pension Age
A legal challenge was launched in the federal court in a bid to give Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander retirees......
Central Australia running on the commodity of indigenous disadvantage
Along the coasts there is an image of the red centre as being a hub for tourism and agriculture –......
Calls for recognition fall on deaf ears
It’s over four years since First Nations Leaders from across Australia met in Uluru to deliver the Statement from the......
Arnhem Land Electoral Complaint
Last week, two indigenous men from Arnhem Land lodged a complaint against the Australian Electoral Commission. An alleged act of......