Mabo Decision News Today

National Reconciliation Week runs from 27 May to 3 June each year, but the ACT is the only jurisdiction that has a public holiday.

Canberra’s National Library is the homesite for the anniversary of the so-called “Mabo” decision from 30 years ago. The court decision three decades ago changed…

Lidia Thorpe says Aboriginal community are wary of voting for ‘a powerless voice’ that may only prove more divisive

While events are being staged across the country to mark NAIDOC Week, a small display at Australias Parliament House quietly…

Why are there so many Māori in Australia? Because many have no choice but to leave New Zealand.

For Bangarang woman Aunty Geraldine Atkinson, the Change The Date campaign isnt about shame or guilt.

Assistant curator of London’s new exhibit A Year in Art: Australia 1992 at Tate Modern, Tamsin Hong speaks to Vogue about representation, contemporary art and discusses the legacy of Australian colonisation.

Published May 27, 2021 After the conversations around the systemic injustice towards our First Nations Australians, events need to do a much better job at recognising and spotlighting our Indigenous creatives. Cut to this year’s Afterpay Australian Fashion Week which is not only being held on the same week as National Reconciliation Week but opens with the event’s first welcome to country performance by First Nations designer Grace Lillian Lee. “Our practices and native landscapes have s...