The Latest Breaking News from First Nations

It’s been many years since community members from West Moberly First Nations last ate caribou meat from their traditional territory. Southern Mountain Caribou haven’t been hunted by this community in central British Columbia since it voluntarily decided to stop hunting them in the 1970s.

Canada is dealing with a national scandal that saw thousands die or be abused in residential schools.

Many people I’ve spoken to feel invisible and sidelined in politics, but their concerns should be heard

The designs were colourful and plentiful, with First Nations fashion on display in a runway show that marked the end of Fashion Week 2022. But it's far from the end for First Nations designers.

An anti-domestic violence campaigner says her community feels "enraged" and "shattered" over the death of R Rubunjta, following revelations her murderer had killed another woman and assaulted several others.

His painting "Moby Dickens" focuses on the Lismore floods.

In the title we quote Michelle Martin (with her permission), who is a proud Kija woman and passionate educator. She sees a system that does not adequately recognise Aboriginal students’ worldviews or knowledge. Instead, the education system measures Aboriginal students according to white language and cultural systems.

Custodians of petroglyphs in remote north-west say Woodside’s $12bn ‘carbon bomb’ spells disaster for culture and climate

Their poetry has been featured on Stella Prize shortlists and HSC English exams. Now, Ellen van Neerven is turning their attention to sports writing.

First Nations leaders call for referendum to ‘do what 1967 didn’t do, which is empower our people’

Two Cessnock prison guards have been given good behaviour bonds and spared convictions for assaulting a First Nations colleague.