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According to the National Crime Information Center, in 2016, there were 5,712 reports of missing American Indian and Alaska Native women and girls, but only 116 cases were logged in the Department of Justice’s federal missing persons database.

In a letter sent to UC President Drake on April 21, members of the U.S. Senate Committee on Indian Affairs informed Drake that the UC system has failed to “expeditiously” return Indigenous ancestral remains and cultural artifacts.

Senior public servants were prepared to accept the reality of racism in Victoria's criminal justice and child protection systems during this week's hearings at the Yoorrook Justice Commission. But reporter Kate Ashton asks whether that's all Victoria's truth-telling inquiry is looking for.

As he announces his resignation, National Museum of Australia director Mathew Trinca urges historical institutions to "be honest" about the conflicts that marked Australia's colonisation.

The May 5 events honour missing and murdered Indigenous women, girls and two-spirit people and include a downtown walk from Millennium Park to the Quaker Foods City Square.

The May 5 events honour missing and murdered Indigenous women, girls and two-spirit people and include a downtown walk from Millennium Park to the Quaker Foods City Square.

Victorian Liberal MPs will be free to cast a conscience vote in the Voice referendum, putting the state party at odds with its federal counterpart.

When Tayla Green-Aldridge received a phone call inviting her to one of the biggest events of the century, the 18-year-old thought it was a prank.

The message being delivered to youth roaming the Alice Springs CBD by a new patrol group set up by traditional owners is loud and clear — enough is enough.

When the time came in September for Tapia Tattuinee to fly south to give birth, she didn’t want to go.