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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.

There are 23 artists who join forces in the TarraWarra Biennial where, tucked into the Victorian bush, art is giving voice to stories silenced by colonisation.

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

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.

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.

Larissa Behrendt, presenter of ABC Radio program Speaking Out, covering politics, arts and culture within an Indigenous context.