A Federal Court ruling has granted Traditional Owners native title for more than 170,000 hectares in northern Australia as part of a decades‑long campaign.
Robyn Wuth
Geraldton’s Aboriginal short stay accommodation is at capacity most weekends and is helping minimise homelessness less than six months since opening, according to its operator.
Sally Q Davies
The female boss of a Subiaco-based construction company, a bush medicine brand and a procurement advisory firm are among those recognised for strengthening Australia’s Indigenous business sector.
Cheyanne Enciso
An inquiry has been told of the abuse Indigenous journalists face as Australia's two major football codes shunned appearing at the hearing.
Sebastian Tan
If you need someone to brighten up your day, Charlie Colbung is your man.
Claire Middleton
An inquiry into racism in Australia has been told abuse faced by Indigenous people online is getting worse amid the "culture wars" of recent years.
Ethan James
A database is being set up to document cases of missing First Nations people along with a DNA collection program to help families find lost loved ones.
Lloyd Jones
The end of mining at Gove is a chance to reclaim Yolŋu land, an Indigenous Elder says, and turn Rio Tinto's old fuel tanks into a national storage hub.
As leaders talk policy at Garma, Yolngu men, women and children step onto the Bungul ground, using ochre, song and story to show Australians who they really are
A car firebombing outside a WA police station has exposed an escalating battle for control of an Aboriginal group that holds the keys to major mining approvals.
Adrian Rauso
Yindjibarndi traditional owners have decided to appeal their record compensation payout by mining giant Fortescue.
Rebecca Le May
Perth’s Affinity Funds Management and a Yindjibarndi-controlled company have joined forces to buy a $1.1 billion desalination plant currently being built by Rio Tinto and the WA Government.
Traditional owners are meeting to discuss challenging their record but ‘disappointing’ compensation payout over cultural sites destroyed by Fortescue’s Solomon mine.
The Federal Environment Minister has defended his decision to let the North West Shelf run for decades longer, denying he was captive to the energy giant’s wishes as it downplayed the operation’s impact.
In a court battle with activists, the energy giant says it had to negotiate hard to extend its flagship Pilbara gas project, rejecting accusations it exerted ‘influence’ and dominance over Federal authorities.
Reasons given to extend Woodside’s flagship gas project to 2070 were ‘seriously defective’ as they ‘failed entirely’ to consider detrimental economic impacts, opponents argue.
A territory's child protection changes have been heavily criticised amid accusations a five-year-old Aboriginal girl's death has been politicised.
Chelsea Heaney and Andrew Stafford
Sweeping changes have been recommended for a child protection system after a review found safety threats were missed before a little girl's death.
Robyn Wuth and Andrew Stafford
Tasmania's status as the only state without an Indigenous-named electorate is set to end after the electoral commission ticked off on re-badging Franklin.
Ben McKay
Oscar Colbung, the respected deputy chief executive of the Southern Aboriginal Corporation, has been nominated as male elder of the year in the National NAIDOC awards.
Australia has gone backwards in its treatment of Indigenous people as online racist abuse surges since the voice referendum, an inquiry has been told.
Aaron Bunch
A children's commissioner has resigned in protest over a territory's controversial child protection reforms.
Laine Clark
From celebrating the wisdom of Elders to the talent and potential of Indigenous youth, the 50th anniversary of NAIDOC Week has been marked in style in Geraldton.
Sally Q Davies & Rebecca Ruthven
For the coming weeks, one of the first faces people arriving in Albany via plane will see is the smiling one of Carol Pettersen OAM.
Melissa Sheil
