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'Bravest boys of Maningrida' urge action on rheumatic heart disease

The young brothers are in Canberra to help send a strong message for government to act on eradicating the disease.

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How Canada is moving from 'Aboriginal' to 'Indigenous' under Trudeau

The election of Justin Trudeau in 2015 coincide with a shift in language in the media. Here's why.

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'They can't bring back what they took away': Indigenous victims' emotional response to national apology

Prime Minister Scott Morrison has delivered a national apology to the thousands of victims and survivors of institutionalised child sex abuse.

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Smoking ceremonies spared after Sydney Anglican church postpones ban

The Sydney Anglican Church has backed down on a policy that would have banned smoking ceremonies on their property.

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$110 million compensation package proposed for Stolen Generations in Victoria

21 years after the Bringing Them Home Report, Victoria is still the only state that hasn't implemented a compensation scheme.

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Cultural sites at risk as new legislation allows raising of Warragamba Dam wall

Indigenous cultural sites and rare rock art may be at risk as new legislation paves way for the potential flooding of parts of the World Heritage-listed Blue...

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Queensland's first female Aboriginal MP stands up to 'racist' comments

The furore caused by the comment began last weekend and since then the local Indigenous community has shown its support.

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Comment, Opinion and Analysis

Hearing from the diverse voices on issues affecting First Nations people

OPINION

Where are defenders of our 'freedoms' in the wake of religious discrimination?

OPINION | Most of us reject discrimination of any sort, but politicians and commentariats seem to be very selective in this area.

OPINION

Could decolonising STEM provide a solution to sustaining our world?

OPINION | Indigenous societies have lived sustainably for thousands of years, so can our sciences provide a more accurate and ethical algorithm that informs...

Over The Black Dot

Owen's Opinions: 'The Roosters are a good side, but the Storm are a great team'

Billy Slater has to be freed to play in the NRL grand final, but even without him the Storm would win, says Over the Black Dot co-host, Owen Craigie.

OPINION

We should let sunken endeavours rest

OPINION: Archaeologists believe they've found HMB Endeavour, but we do not need to continue Cook's legacy to find a symbol for our nation, writes Eddie Synot.

OPINION

How an attack on the Colebrook Reconciliation Park has strengthened its message

OPINION: Vandals who stole plaques from the Stolen Generations memorial have the community coming together in the name of truth-telling, writes Karen Wyld.

OPINION

All acknowledgement and no action for Indigenous people

The status of Aboriginal Australians doesn’t differ from that of the Berbers who have been given no such Acknowledgement, writes Berber woman Massilia Aili.

OPINION

Why Senator Fraser Anning's maiden speech is entirely expected

OPINION: The words spoken by Senator Fraser Anning in parliament during his maiden speech are deplorable, racist, white supremacist rubbish but let’s not feign...