The Latest Breaking News on Indigenous Australia

Blindsided: premier left in the dark on integrity probe

A Queensland government integrity storm has deepened after the premier revealed he found out about a minister being referred to federal police via the media.

AAP · May 22

Morning Mail: One Nation’s growing pains; Israel deports Gaza flotilla activists; Kosciuszko feral horses surge

Pauline Hanson’s party is being forced to dissolve and reconstitute new local branches

The Guardian - AU · May 21

Noted Indigenous artist is takin' out the kitsch

Indigenous artist Tony Albert has launched the annual Aboriginalia Appeal to coincide with the opening of his solo exhibition Not a Souvenir.

AAP · May 21

NSW:Killer left ex's apartment 'covered in blood': witness

A witness has described seeing his friend bloody and panicked returning from a post-break-up errand to retrieve belongings.

AAP · May 21

Man admits kneecapping former friend after fistfight became bushland ambush

The 28-year-old had pleaded not guilty and was expected to face trial next month.

Newcastle Herald · May 21

Queensland Olympics minister Tim Mander stands down from cabinet position after AFP referral

Mander has been under intensifying political pressure over electoral enrolment claims and revelations over his relationship with a fellow minister

The Guardian - AU · May 21

While rightwing Australia scapegoats immigrants, the country directly benefits from our skills and labour

The idea that Australia is being mobbed by selfish foreigners is both entirely untrue and impossible

The Guardian - AU · May 21

Shot in arm for health clinics to combat virus outbreak

Funding to combat a diphtheria outbreak is being welcomed by health agencies but they say a shortage of medical staff in remote communities needs fixing.

AAP · May 20

Morning Mail: ATO rebuked after 97-year-old fined, Keating defends tax changes, outrage over Israel video of flotilla activists

ATO fined woman for late tax return after husband’s death

The Guardian - AU · May 20

'Match fit': army recruit and officer training change

Australia's chief of army says the foundations holding the service up are not being built strong enough, moving to remove "arbitrary time restrictions".

AAP · May 20