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The WA Department of Justice says removing 'Aboriginal' and derogatory terms from birth certificate records is not white-washing, with the NT following a similar...

Eight months after the Gumbaynggirr and Gomeroi man passed away, a 17-year-old schoolgirl who heard about his tragic end felt compelled to share Tane's story...

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'I'm black and I'm proud to be black': Nicky Winmar's gesture 25 years on

ANALYSIS: 1993 - it was the year of Native Title legislation, the year of the ‘World Indigenous Peoples’, and the year that Nicky Winmar changed the AFL, writes...

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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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Blackfellas finding love: This dating page is connecting Indigenous singles

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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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'Half-caste', 'blackfeller' missing from NT electronic records as WA removes 'Aboriginal' from birth certificates

The WA Department of Justice says removing 'Aboriginal' and derogatory terms from birth certificate records is not white-washing, with the NT following a similar...

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Minister for Housing may reconsider meeting with family of Denishar Woods

Following media reports and a press conference this morning, the office of Peter Tinsley may reconsider the scheduled May 30 meeting.

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Meghan Markle has earned her place in history

OPINION: The Royal Wedding was a win for diversity, but how far will Meghan and Harry go to include black voices into their work while promoting the Commonwealth...

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WA custody notification service set to begin

Following years of demands for action on Aboriginal deaths in custody the WA Government will finally start a custody notification service.

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EXCLUSIVE: Family suing WA Government after public housing accident leaves girl with severe brain damage

On Monday morning the family will officially announce their plans to commence legal proceedings against the Western Australian Government with lawyer Stewart...

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Rumble: 5 things we learned from the Indians Who Rocked The World

Catherine Bainbridge’s documentary uniquely pays tribute to Native American musicians who have shaped popular music.

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Sydney Film Festival to screen landmark political documentary Wik vs Queensland

Sydney Film Festival 2018 will be screening a powerful documentary about the native title case that rocked the nation, Wik vs Queensland, along with a suite of...

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Pat Dodson says more value on youth will help prevent them from detention

The West Australian Labor Senator also agrees with establishing a regional juvenile facility in the north-west of the state.

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Strong Women on Country report calls for doubling of female rangers

A new report is urging the Australian Government to increase funding for female Indigenous ranger jobs and Indigenous Protected Areas.

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Rock for rights: Bart Willoughby on Indigenous influence in popular music

In 1989, music legend Bart Willoughby joined Midnight Oil and the late Native American poet and musician, John Trudell on tour to celebrate Indigenous peoples.

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Indigenous teen left to crawl for help after being run over by two men

The teen alleges one of the men yelled out “I’m going to kill you, you black c**t”, the court heard.

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Victorian students dreaming big and going far

Baldau Yiooghen means 'dream big' in Wurundjeri language, and the program is helping Victorian students do just that.

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German museum returns stolen art to Indigenous Alaskans

German museum the latest Western institution to return stolen items to First Nations people.

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'A monster factory' WA’s only youth prison under scrutiny again

Banksia Hill Detention Centre is again being criticised for taking Aboriginal children off country as legal services call for more cultural approaches to treating...

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Fifita responds after racist attack

Another day, another hideous racial slur appears.

Several people, including members of the Stolen Generation, have gathered at the Sydney Opera House to launch commemorations for the 20th anniversary of the Bringing...

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