Indigenous
Here Are All the Māori Comedians
The question here isn’t, and has never been, in regards to where we are. The question should be: where are you looking for us?
'Australia is a Crime Scene': The 20th Anniversary of TJ Hickey's Death
Twenty years after TJ Hickey was found impaled on a metal fence, his family is still marching for police accountability.
Indigenous Australians Made Up 61% of Unsentenced Prison Numbers in 2023
"There will always be a bed for you in prison".
Photos of a Celebration of Indigenous Culture at Ngarrama
On the day before January 26, the University of Newcastle hosted an event centring the Awabakal and Worimi cultures and peoples, who are the traditional owners of the land that Newcastle is on.
How Conservative Politicians Are Fuelling the Invasion Day Culture War this Year
Calls to boycott Woolworths, anti-Change the Date ads on social media, and claims Anthony Albanese is "waging war on Australia Day along with corporate elites like Woolworths and BIG-W", have joined the great January 26 pile-on.
Santos Wins Legal Battle Against Tiwi Islands Elders to Build Gas Pipeline
After years of protests against the $5.7 billion Barossa Gas Project and months of legal arguments, Santos has won permission to build a 263km gas pipeline.
NSW Premier Chris Minns Says Police Shouldn't Be Blamed for Disproportionate Indigenous Incarceration Rates
The premier's comments come as a series of damning reports into use of force by NSW police have thrown a spotlight onto the over-policing of Indigenous youth in the state.
For Pacific Nations, a COP28 Agreement Could Be a 'Death Certificate'
“We will not sign our death certificate,” Samoa’s Toeolesulusulu Cedric Schuster told other delegates. “We cannot sign on to a text that does not have strong commitments on phasing out fossil fuels”.
Aboriginal Teen Dies After Being Found Unresponsive In Maximum Security Prison
Cleveland Dodd's death comes as the government faces a class-action lawsuit over its alleged mistreatment of youth offenders.
Areas With Large Proportions of Indigenous Residents Voted Yes, Electoral Data Reveals
Polling booth data has revealed Indigenous communities voted overwhelmingly in favour of a Voice to Parliament.
Photos of People Living at the Furthest Reaches of Far Eastern Russia
With only 1,600 members, the Indigenous Udege community is struggling to preserve its culture in a society where it feels abandoned.
'As a Black Queer, the Plebiscite Was Horrific': Why Progressive No Voters Are Switching to Yes
“The fight is not over and the work is not done."