Gap Day News Today

Amnesty International Australia holds serious concerns over the NSW Government's proposal to tighten youth bail laws.

They're big on welcomes to country and smoking out malevolent spirits at the Academy of Science, where an uncompromising adherence to political correctness puts the wokest of very woke to shame. I wonder, though, if that enthusiasm for 'truth-telling' extends to raking over the racist views of its founder, the physicist and later Governor of South Australia Sir Mark Oliphant?

THE newly appointed artistic director at Macroom’s Briery Gap Cultural Centre has said he is looking forward to leading the venue into a “new chapter in its long and storied history.”

Ahead of National Close the Gap Day on Friday, frontline staff at Joondalup Health Campus took part in a cultural walk this week.

Northern Health observed the national Close the Gap Day on Thursday, March 16, acknowledging its commitment to striving toward health […]

On National Close the Gap Day (Thursday 16 March), Diabetes WA is calling for greater recognition of the disproportionate impact of diabetes on Aboriginal Communities in Western Australia. Aboriginal West Australians are at far greater risk of diabetes and diabetes-related complications than any other community in the State.

Victorian schools will teach kids about the trauma of white colonisation, and kids will commemorate Sorry Day to Indigenous Australians under new legal standards.

Advocates have urged the Coalition and Labor to commit to a suite of socio-economic reforms to better the lives of Indigenous people before voters hit the polls.

Advocates have urged the Coalition and Labor to commit to a suite of socio-economic reforms to better the lives of Indigenous people before voters hit the polls.

Advocates have urged the Coalition and Labor to commit to a suite of socio-economic reforms to better the lives of Indigenous people before voters hit the polls.