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Aboriginal elders had knowledge that helped a research team excavate "unequivocal" evidence behind a mysterious phenomenon in remote WA.

Harry Mills was taken from his family twice: first when he was seven, then as a young man from his own kids. He hasn't seen two of his children since the 1970s and as his health deteriorates, he's desperate to reunite with them.

In acknowledging that the foster care system "is not working" for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander children, Life Without Barriers is transferring the responsibility to Aboriginal-led organisations across Australia.

Has the first formal event opposing a Voice to Parliament changed any minds? A group of Gomeroi Yinarr women who attended say it has not contributed to constructive debate, but others say it was "really informative".

Debt Anxiety Is Inflaming Finland’s Close-Run Election Battle An article on Finland’s debt challenges in the Light of parliamentary elections was published in Bloomberg on March 31. The article explores how Finlands borrowing in recent years has become a key battleground for voters who are more concerned about fiscal matters than their European peers.

A new study overturns the history of horse use in America, showing horses have been part of the native tribes lives long before Europeans came.

An Arnhem Land politician says there are answers to the dire situation the NT is facing with crime and prisons – and they're solutions that have existed for generations. 

A West Papuan university student was charged with treason for raising the Morning Star flag and calling for a referendum on West Papian independence at a rally last November, reports Susan Price.

The leader of a remote health service says he is looking forward to more Voice to Parliament information becoming available to ensure Australians understand what they are voting for.

Police officers from Canada's secretive unit known as the C-IRG arrested five land defenders, most of them Indigenous women, in a raid at a camp on unceded Wet'suwet'en territory on March 29, reports Jeff Shantz.