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The remains of six Indigenous people are being returned to the Woppaburra, Warrgamay, Wuthathi, and Yadhighana communities in Queensland, while another 30 sets of remains are under the Australian government's stewardship while their traditional…

Four First Nations man standing in front of a table where many boxes can be seen

As another Aboriginal family says goodbye to their brother who died in custody, legal and health experts are frustrated that efforts to minimise hanging points in jail cells are 'painfully slow'.

Stuart Hume

The RBA says the $5 note's new theme, selected from more than 2,100 public submissions, will honour the emotional, spiritual, and physical connection of First Nations people to country.

A $5 note on a white table. It is pink, purple and orange.

The Productivity Commission says governments are shirking "meaningful action" to close the gap, as new data shows only four of the national targets are on track.

A women wearing chocolate brown top and skirt is holding the bottom of her belly.

CEO of The Healing Foundation Shannan Dodson says a 'systematic and whole of government response' is necessary to support survivors of Stolen Generations.

Stolen Generations: An aboriginal flag, inset photo of a woman with long, curly hair

With grocery prices in remote communities costing double on average compared to capital cities, the federal government will lock the price of 30 essential products in remote stores to city prices.

fresh fruit in aisles of a grocery shop

A Canadian-owned mining company has pleaded guilty to sacred site damage after accidentally tipping off the regulator about its unlawful drilling at a Northern Territory sacred site.

an aerial photo of a gold mine.

Eileen Bonney did not think she would live to see her people's land returned but after more than four decades, the Wakaya-Alyawarre traditional owner is celebrating.

A group of traditional owners and family stand on sunny country with one person holding title deed

More than a year since a major report found the lack of culturally safe and accessible care for First Nations people with disability to be a "time-sensitive national crisis", disability workers in WA's far north are still calling for action.

two men looking out of a car window

Frank Watt has been able to return to his home and family after two years away thanks to a new dialysis unit on Mornington Island.

A woman wraps a blood pressure bandage around an Indigenous man's arm as he sits in a chair.

Those in the Indigenous community have become used to hearing dire statistics, all for them to be ignored or not acted upon, time and time again.

A flag with black on the top, red on the bottom and a yellow circle in the middle held up high at a gathering of people.

The NT coroner has announced a second inquiry into domestic violence, before the government has even committed to the recommendations in the first. So what's next in the fight to end the crisis?

People march in purple holding signs at a dv rally

Eight more Aboriginal women in the Northern Territory are dead this year with barely been a pip in parliament or national media. Have we become desensitised to the violence?

An anonymous outline of a woman with signs from the Hidden Valley community in the background.

Premier David Crisafulli and his team have a long list of priorities they hope to achieve, including reforming the public service, easing the housing crisis, improving cost of living stress, and strengthening Queensland's health system.

David Crisafulli speaking into microphones, surrounded by his cabinet ministers.

Dried footprint pressed into damp claypan

Blending contemporary artwork with archival material, a new exhibition at the National Museum in Canberra promises to captivate and educate visitors about the little-known history of Aboriginal-Chinese people in Australia.

A man with short black hair sits in a museum in front of a glass artwork depicting cabbage leaves on a wall.

A group of native title owners from South Australia's far north have welcomed a win over a small parcel of land near Oodnadatta.

A group of indigenous people standing at the front of the High Court

There are calls for a report to be released into potential damage to ancient rock art, before final approval is given to a major Woodside gas project.

Murujuga Rock Art Monitoring Program

Wiradjuri woman Tara Croker who launched startup Yaala Sparkling smiles at the camera while sitting indoors

NSW authorities failed to inform the 53-year-old and his family about the severity of his illness, a coroner has ruled.

A two-storey brick building with a sign out the front that says "Gunnedah Courthouse".

In far west New South Wales, two Aboriginal men are drawing on the traditional knowledge of their ancestors to generate a source of income.

An Aboriginal man wearing protective gloves holding a hot container with heated grass in it.

Scott Avery has dedicated his life to fighting for the rights of First Nations Australians and people with disability. His mission is inspired by ancient footprints thought to have belonged to a one-legged man on a hunt with his community.

Dried footprint pressed into damp claypan

an aerial photo of a gold mine.

Eileen Bonney did not think she would live to see her people's land returned but after more than four decades, the Wakaya-Alyawarre traditional owner is celebrating.

A group of traditional owners and family stand on sunny country with one person holding title deed

A litigation funder will pocket one-sixth of a $180 million settlement in a historic Northern Territory stolen wages class action while the Aboriginal workers themselves will get "at least $10,000" each.

An Aboriginal woman signs a document while sitting on a park bench next to a man.

The Indigenous business sector is experiencing significant growth but challenges remain around access to capital, a lack of culturally safe support and entrenched racism.

Wiradjuri woman Tara Croker who launched startup Yaala Sparkling smiles at the camera while sitting indoors

A woman wraps a blood pressure bandage around an Indigenous man's arm as he sits in a chair.

The Indigenous business sector is experiencing significant growth but challenges remain around access to capital, a lack of culturally safe support and entrenched racism.

Wiradjuri woman Tara Croker who launched startup Yaala Sparkling smiles at the camera while sitting indoors

Bicycles just weren't a thing on Thursday Island until a grassroots campaign with the backing of an enterprising mayor sparked a cultural shift.

Torres Strait islander woman wearing helmet with two young boys on bicycle

The Queensland government reveals the first stage of a $108 million Closing the Gap fund to target frontline infrastructure in remote Indigenous communities.

Kowanyama welcome sign

He has curly grey hair, stubble and wears a green and blue striped jumper.

The Indigenous business sector is experiencing significant growth but challenges remain around access to capital, a lack of culturally safe support and entrenched racism.

Wiradjuri woman Tara Croker who launched startup Yaala Sparkling smiles at the camera while sitting indoors

Native freshwater turtles have declined by up to 91 per cent in parts of the River Murray, but Indigenous rangers and conservationists are fighting to bring them back.

A tiny baby short-necked turtle held up by someone in their hand near a lake.

Port coach Ken Hinkley labels racist abuse directed towards Willie Rioli as "a disgrace", as the Power forward returns to training after being granted a day off.

Willie Rioli carries two football bags at training

A man in a yellow t-shirt with an Aboriginal flag on it.

Taken during colonial times, the skull from a young Tasmanian Aboriginal man was shipped to Europe.

Aboriginal flag flying surrounded by trees

It has been more than 40 years since the Pintupi Nine made contact with the modern world. Much has changed in their lives, but their country has never stopped calling them home.

Two Indigenous women smile at the camera in a composite image that includes a black and white photo and red desert.

From the tennis court to the runway, this is how Ash Barty and other trailblazers overcame some of their toughest challenges.

A young woman in tennis whites reacts emotionally on a grass court in front of cheering fans.

Two detailed painted pieces of bark, black and white, sitting next to each other on a white wall.

The Indigenous business sector is experiencing significant growth but challenges remain around access to capital, a lack of culturally safe support and entrenched racism.

Wiradjuri woman Tara Croker who launched startup Yaala Sparkling smiles at the camera while sitting indoors

A novel that tricks its readers, another exploring the "incessant gnaw" of grief after death, non-fiction about emigrating to Australia from Gaza, or the vital role of Black media: the powerful books shortlisted for one of Australia's top literary…

A portrait of Melanie Cheng, a middle-aged Chinese Australian woman, wearing a scarf and leather jacket.

A large majority of Aboriginal community-owned health facilities in Victoria are in urgent need of infrastructure funding, according to a new report from the state's top advisory body and peak body for Indigenous health.

Uncle Carey wearing a blue shirt.

two men looking out of a car window

Six generations of Noongar and Yamatji women are celebrated on the walls of the Perth Institute of Contemporary Art as the institution showcases Indigenous art from all over WA.

An elderly woman, silver bob, glasses and young woman, brown hair, look at large leaf with a woman's face. Both smile.

The Anangu built one of the nation's most remote communities after nuclear bombs were tested on their country. But they face profound challenges amid extreme weather and rising costs.

He has curly grey hair, stubble and wears a green and blue striped jumper.

The Indigenous business sector is experiencing significant growth but challenges remain around access to capital, a lack of culturally safe support and entrenched racism.

Wiradjuri woman Tara Croker who launched startup Yaala Sparkling smiles at the camera while sitting indoors