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The teenage boy’s family, friends and supporters rallied in the Goldfield’s town as flyers claiming justice was served by the Elijah’s death appear around town.

An old cemetery mainly consisting of Aboriginal people’s remains is slowly being excavated due to the ongoing erosion of the Fitzroy River in Western Australia’s...

It took the loss of the photo negatives from his seminal work on black sexuality and desire, 'Looking for Langston', to get installation artist and filmmaker...

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OPINION: How Kevin Rudd and Jenny Macklin created another stolen generation

In 2007, there were 265 Indigenous children in “out of home care” in the NT. In 2013, the year Labor left office, there were 623. Researcher, Padraic Gibson explores...

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Why are Aboriginal women in Australia hit with racism and sexual threats for sharing their views?

What do Lidia Thorpe, Jacinta Price and Tarneen Onus-Williams have in common? They've been the target of racial and sexual taunts for speaking their minds.

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A surprise phone call, a Hollywood director, and tragic loss: A survivor remembers the Apology

February 13, 2008 was a landmark day for survivors of the Stolen Generations. For Elly Chatfield, the day was also an unconventional one, involving an unexpected...

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'You can do great things': Commonwealth Games boxer's message packs a punch for Straddie kids

Indigenous boxer Clay Waterman took a break from his Commonwealth Games training schedule to deliver an inspirational message to aspiring athletes on North...

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ANALYSIS: 80 years after the Day of Mourning the message for Australia Day still rings true

On 'Australia's 150th anniversary celebrations' in 1938, Aboriginal leaders used the platform to speak on behalf of a forgotten people.

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Blackfellas finding love: This dating page is connecting Indigenous singles

Dating group, 'Aboriginal Connect' is helping mob from around the country to find friendship, and maybe a little more...

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Aotearoa’s, Lisa Reihanna, presents a spectacular counter-colonial statement at the 57th Venice Biennale

Multimedia artist Lisa Reihana reclaims the imperial history of Europeans' voyages to the Pacific at the 57th Venice Biennale in Italy.

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Tracing the history of Australia's first International Indigenous cricket team from 1868

Indigenous culture at the forefront of 2018 Adelaide Fringe Festival.

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Koori Gras gears up for a second year of fun

The deadly, black and beautiful Koori Gras is back for its second year, as part of the 40th anniversary of Sydney’s Gay and Lesbian Mardi Gras.

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Strong sense of cultural identity drives boom in Māori business

Māori businesses now account for an economic asset base of more than NZ$42.6 billion, and entrepreneurs are building on a business approach with ancient roots.

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Yagumbeh Aboriginal Dancers feature in music video for US producer Steve Aoki

Indigenous talent takes a leading role in the new music video for international DJ legend Steve Aoki.

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Love Won: Indigenous art exhibition celebrates love and equality

A new exhibition is celebrating love and equality for the LGBTQI community, but also placing a spotlight on the inequality that continues for many of the...

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The Marngrook Footy Show returns with a new mid-week timeslot and fresh faces

Marngrook returns for 2018 with a brand new timeslot and new co-host, AFL legend Derek Kickett.

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Taiwan's Indigenous community fight mining giant over 'illegal' mine licence

Taiwan's Indigenous peoples are fighting to ensure their rights are protected as the government debates amendments to its mining laws

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Aboriginal skeletons left in sea containers months after being dug up due to burial dispute

An old cemetery mainly consisting of Aboriginal people’s remains is slowly being excavated due to the ongoing erosion of the Fitzroy River in Western Australia’s...

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Elijah Doughty’s supporters call for a retrial as the accused killer is set to be released

The teenage boy’s family, friends and supporters rallied in the Goldfield’s town as flyers claiming justice was served by the Elijah’s death appear around town.

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South Coast native title claim won’t come at a cost, says Traditional Owner

South Coast Native Title case won't harm locals or business, say Traditional Owner.

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Calls for national legislation to protect Indigenous languages in Australia

The head of Australia's leading Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander information hub has urged the federal government to consider introducing legislation to help...

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Barnaby Joyce, you've heard Australia's choice

OPINION: Nothing demonstrates the urge, to burn the place down more than the Barnaby Joyce saga.

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Protests and parades: being queer and Indigenous

OPINION | Academic, Dr Sandy O'Sullivan first attended the Mardi Gras parade 33 years ago, she reflects on some of the growth and change she has seen in this time.

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Deputy PM Barnaby Joyce quits as Nationals leader

Barnaby Joyce has resigned as the leader of the Nationals and deputy prime minister of Australia to sit on the government's backbench.

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Stunning exhibition dives into Australia's pearling heritage

A rare 2000-year-old natural pearl and luminous carved pearl shell shine amongst an array of beautiful items that tell the story of the nation's pearling industry...

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