The Latest Breaking News on Indigenous Australia

Climate 200 accused of ‘push polling’ in key Sydney seat ahead of NSW election

Exclusive: fundraising group defends telephone polling after complaint by NSW Liberal party director

The Guardian - AU · Mar 17, 2023

Death in custody of black man would automatically lead to tension, inquiry told

An inquiry into the circumstances around Mr Bayoh’s death is continuing.

The Independent UK · Mar 17, 2023

Australian living in Edinburgh sparks debate after making 'British claim'

Paff Evara - originally from Australia - now lives in Edinburgh with their Scottish wife but claims to have noticed a huge difference in national identity depending on who they speak to from the UK.

Edinburgh Live · Mar 17, 2023

Dutton’s absence from NSW election ‘remarkable’: PM

The prime minister has joined the NSW election campaign to lob bombs at the government, days out from the state election.

The New Daily · Mar 17, 2023

SA parliament in Sunday sitting for voice bill

A big crowd is expected to gather at parliament house in Adelaide on March 26 for a Sunday sitting to pass legislation for an Indigenous voice to parliament.

AAP · Mar 17, 2023

Voice on track for poll later this year, says Burney

Minister for Indigenous Linda Burney says the wording of a referendum question on the Indigenous voice to parliament is close and on schedule.

AAP · Mar 17, 2023

Ex-Victorian Liberals boss perplexed by 'unlawful' ads

Former Victorian Liberal Party director Sam McQuestin has been afforded extra time to mount his case over a series of allegedly unlawful election ads.

AAP · Mar 17, 2023

Albury Wodonga Regional Cancer Centre helping Close the Gap with Indigenous artwork

Staff at a cancer centre in Albury Wodonga hope that new artworks will help First Nations people feel more comfortable seeking treatment, after feedback the centre was "too clinical" and a potential trigger for intergenerational trauma.

ABC News · Mar 17, 2023

Kimberley youth take to TikTok to fight juvenile crime trends by teaching kids about the law

While the TikTok has drawn anger for glamorising youth crime, these young Kimberley leaders are using it to create change by educating their peers about the legal system.

ABC News · Mar 16, 2023

Western Australian archaeological project to connect 60,000 years of desert history

The project will involve ten different Indigenous communities and groups, and examine a rich history dating back 60,000 years or more across a massive stretch of Western Australia.

ABC News · Mar 16, 2023