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Few would be surprised that the conservative legal think tank the Samuel Griffith Society has taken a “just asking questions” approach to an Indigenous Voice to Parliament.

In a world where many families pass down fortunes and estates, the Cariño family’s heritage is rooted in advocacy and the protection of our planet

Early this month The Australian published Greg Bearup’s investigation into allegations of art malpractice in the Anangu Pitjantjatjara Yankunytjatjara (APY) Lands, a vast area of sparsely populated country in the extreme north-west of South Australia. The investigation has since trailed through the newspaper as new allegations, denials and updates have surfaced.

The mining industry and lawyers for traditional owners are concerned new heritage laws will start before anyone is ready.

The proposed Voice is based on a false premise that Indigenous Australians belong to one homogenous group, and will constitutionally enshrine us as a single race of people.

For Bangarra Dance Theatre, supporting the 'yes' campaign for a First Nations voice is about truth-telling. Bangarra -...

Arrernte Traditional Owner Artepe Graeme Smith points to Jacinta Price over Peter Dutton as the real problem for Alice Springs.

Peter Dutton's repeated forays into Indigenous Affairs highlight why a higher level of accountability is needed when it comes to policy for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people, writes Dana Morse.

South Australia is the only Australian jurisdiction with a licensing regime in place allowing exploration for natural hydrogen projects — and the rural town of Elliston could hold the answer to storing the element.

A native title determination recognising commercial rights for the first time in Central Australia has been settled seven years after the claims process got underway.