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A group of scientists and traditional owners is carrying out a complete audit of one of Australia's most vulnerable rivers.

Anthony Albanese has rejected claims by Opposition leader Peter Dutton that he failed to act on information provided to him last year, that victims of child sexual abuse were being returned to live with their abusers.

The Department of Justice is criticised for not doing enough to act on suggestions that could prevent deaths in custody across Western Australia.

‘Etuaptmumk’ or Two-Eyed Seeing is the gift of multiple perspectives in the Mi’kmaw language. A key practice of this in an early childhood outdoor program is walking together and sharing stories.

Budget 2023 increases support for Indigenous job creators and entrepreneurs by boosting funding to the Aboriginal Business Investment Fund (ABIF) by 50 per cent. 

Indigenous communities in Canadas oil sands region on Monday called for Albertas energy regulator to be disbanded and replaced following a months-long toxic tailings seepage from Imperial Oils... | April 17, 2023

Now, 30 years on from one of Australia's defining sporting moments, less has changed in the game of AFL than Nicky Winmar would have hoped.

The flagpoles outside the School District 67 office now have two new additions with the raising of the Okanagan Nation Alliance and Penticton Indian Band flags.

Bessy Flowers, a Menang woman born in Albany, WA in the 19th century, was sent to the other side of the country to train as a teacher. Her descendants from Australia's west and east coasts have collaborated on a 10-year project to share her story.

A report from Screen Australia shows diversity in Australian television has improved over the last five years, but TV shows do not yet fully reflect Australia's population.