Former pub owner jailed again for stealing nearly $3m from Aboriginal charitable trust after retrial
After a retrial, Geraldton's Thomas "Graham" Greenaway has been jailed for at least two years and nine months for stealing $2.9 million from the Yugunga-Nya people's trust while he was trustee.
A remote NSW prison is changing the way it supports First Nations inmates
In this Broken Hill prison, 70 per cent of inmates identify as Aboriginal or Torres Strait Islander. The new jail manager decided it was time to prioritise their cultural care.
A small bus is helping residents of some of Australia's most remote communities to return home safely
The connection between Kalgoorlie and Western Australia's outback is a critical one for remote community residents.
'Confronting' film explores how 100k children were forcibly removed from their families
How much do you really know about the Stolen Generations? A group of documentary filmmakers say their confronting new project is another stepping stone to achieving healing for those affected by WA's dark past.
From racial prejudice to political triumph, Ken Wyatt's story is of resilience and leadership
After a humble upbringing marred by racial prejudice and social disadvantage, Ken Wyatt broke new ground for First Nations Australians wanting to have a say in federal decision-making. This is his story.
'Keeping Place' unveiled to respect Indigenous burial ground discovered at RAAF base
After discovering an Indigenous burial ground and ancient artefacts during base development works north of Adelaide, the RAAF has worked with the local Kaurna people to keep its cultural significance safe.
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perspective:Debra was called a vile, racist name just days after the referendum but still hopes to see change in her lifetime
Indigenous leaders say it's crucial that positive First Nations stories are shared with non-Indigenous Australians to stamp out racism, and say NAIDOC Week is a chance for those stories to be heard. WARNING: This story contains racist and offensive language.
'No empathy': Indigenous leaders seek greater cultural understanding from police amid fatal shooting inquest
Aboriginal leaders in Geraldton are calling for cultural change within WA Police following a week of coronial hearings into the fatal shooting of a First Nations woman in the Midwest.
Cultural exchanges between Paris and Bendigo haven't always been glamorous — or ethical
It took 140 years for Djaara cultural items to be returned home after they were displayed at the 1878 Paris Exposition. With another cultural exchange with Paris underway in Bendigo, the repatriation campaign for Dja Dja Wurrung continues.
Indigenous custodians embrace chance to curb tourism at 'trashed' swimming spot
Traditional owners in the Bellingen Valley now have a big say in how to protect a culturally significant site that has been paying a heavy environmental price for its popularity.
This 'superfood' has been around for 60,000 years, so why don't we use it more?
A group of First Nations Australians is leading the push to put native grains on the menu, foster an industry that stays in Indigenous hands, create employment, and improve health.
'Abhorrent and distressing': Multiple police beat teenager locked in watch house
7.30 has obtained footage showing police beating an Indigenous youth repeatedly with a baton in a watch house, sparking allegations of excessive use of force.
Bunbury-born boxer wins top NAIDOC sports award as he eyes off world champion ranking
Alex Winwood has achieved plenty in his 11-year boxing career, but standing up in front of 1,800 Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people as sportsperson of the year is a moment he'll never forget.
'Just the beginning': Hurt by ongoing violence, locals in this remote town hope a positive space can spark change
Indigenous groups in a Kimberley town say a free music festival is a way to create stronger families in an area where violence in the home is rife.
Hayden was 14 when he heard screams for help. More than 60 years on, his heroics have been recognised
Separated from his community and culture, this Port Lincoln elder became a hero when he saved his friend from drowning.
'We were floored': How a chance discovery led to the return of Aboriginal girl's 200yo doll
When an archives manager in England stumbled upon a small black doll, she was puzzled. A clue pointed her to Tasmania and a girl called Mithina, who lived almost 200 years ago.
NAIDOC Award winners are 'Blak, Loud and Proud' as Indigenous difference-makers hit the black carpet
It was the first major gathering of First Nations people since the defeat of the Indigenous Voice referendum last year, with almost 2,000 people in the crowd breaking last year's record.
Remote Aboriginal artists secure permanent creative space after years struggling to 'get noticed'
These artists were winning some of the country's most prestigious art prizes, but had no professional space to hone their craft — until now.
Police urge calm as they investigate altercation between officer and mother of woman shot dead by police
WA police's internal affairs team are investigating an altercation between a woman who was injured as they arrested her grandson in Geraldton today.
'Mugshots' before they were forced off Country are the only photos of Florence's grandparents
It's this history Florence Onus will share at Queensland's truth-telling inquiry when community sessions begin next month. WARNING: This story contains images of Indigenous people who have died, which have been provided by family for the purpose of truth-telling and healing.
Police officer who fatally shot Indigenous woman rejects assertions he breached police policy four times, inquest hears
Giving evidence on the fourth day of a coronial inquest into the death of an Indigenous woman in WA's Mid West, Senior Constable Brent Wyndham says everything he did on the night she died "was right".
Artist shares her surprise after her design is picked for new NAIDOC collectible coin
A young Indigenous artist will have her work circulated in wallets around the country to celebrate the 50th anniversary of the National Aboriginal and Islanders Day Observance Committee.
Officer failed to negotiate with Indigenous woman JC before fatally shooting her in Geraldton, inquest hears
A coronial inquiry has heard police internal affairs found an officer failed four times to follow the WA Police use of force policy when shooting an armed Indigenous woman in the Mid West city of Geraldton in 2019.
Grieving mother takes aim at Victorian prisons after coroner finds her son's death behind bars was preventable
In findings delivered on Monday, Coroner David Ryan identifies numerous failures in the lead-up to the death of 32-year-old Josh Kerr at Port Phillip Prison on August 10, 2022.
Family of WA woman shot dead by police anxious for answers ahead of inquest
Five years after a 29-year-old Yamatji woman was shot dead on a suburban street in regional WA, her family want the officer who pulled the trigger moved to a different beat.