The Latest Breaking News from First Nations

Sydney’s Green Square is one of Australia’s biggest urban renewal projects. But it’s much more than a construction site. First Nations people know it by another name: nadunga gurad, or sand dune Country.

A massive eight-year data project has mapped hundreds of mass killings of First Nations people including the most recent attempted massacre which killed two and hospitalised 14.

Football Australia is the latest national sports governing body to launch a program aimed at strengthening relationships, pathways, and opportunities for First Nations people.

Parsons Corp (NYSE:PSN) has secured a contract to provide main construction management and care & maintenance (MCM-C&M) services at Faro Mine in Faro, Yukon, Canada. The contract could span over 20 years and exceed $2 billion. Parsons has supported the Government of Canada, Yukon Government, First Nations, and the Town of Faro in…

Of the original 250-plus languages and over 750 dialects spoken by First Nations peoples before 1788, only 12 are being learned by children today.

The NRL's All Stars event comes to Sydney for the first time with the Indigenous and Māori teams representing two rich First Nations cultures at Parramatta Stadium on Saturday.

The 2017 Uluru Statement from the Heart is one of the most significant documents on constitutional change in Australian history. The result of extensive consultation and debate, it explains how First Nations want to be included in the constitution.

OTTAWA — Indigenous Services Minister Patty Hajdu says the number of COVID-19 infections in First Nations communities has begun to decline, bringing hope that the worst of the Omicron wave has passed. 

Dave (Sabe) Courchene remembers first hearing in his early teens the story of how his grandfather met the Queen during her 10-day tour of Manitoba and the Northwest Territories in 1970.