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WA Labor Premier Roger Cook’s decision to repeal the new Aboriginal Cultural Heritage laws comes after sustained opposition to them from vested mining, pastoral and farming interests. Chris Jenkins reports.  

The prime minister says Labor needs to become a long-term government to leave a meaningful legacy.

HIGHLIGHTS Novo's partner De Grey Mining Ltd (ASX:DEG) is planning ~ 39,000 m of aircore, reverse circulation and diamond drilling, commencing in...

Lidia Thorpe has blasted the Labor Party for failing to act against the regulation of First Nations governing bodies, backing the Coalition’s renewed push for an inquiry into the organisations.

Juukan Gorge traditional owners expressed anger at reports WA’s cultural heritage laws will be scrapped, but the Yes campaign sees it as helpful.

South Australia has become the first state to create a state Voice to Parliament. Its design gives us an insight into how a national body might operate.

WA will scrap contentious new Aboriginal cultural heritage laws that have caused alarm among the farming, mining and property industries, and been linked to falling support for an Indigenous Voice to federal parliament in the state.

Emergency Services Minister Stephen Dawson said he was not denying the controversial Act would be scrapped, amid reports that Premier Roger Cook would be making the announcement early next week.

As a result of a confluence of factors, uranium is having a bit of a moment – from the release of the film about nuclear pioneer Robert Oppenheimer, to the...

In 2023, the Garma Festival will take place against the backdrop of the Indigenous Voice to Parliament referendum. It will be the first since the passing of Yolngu Elder Yunupingu.