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Social media has become very much ingrained in modern society but it can also be a harmful place.  New research has found Indigenous youth are particularly vulnerable. And experts warn the online harassment will get worse as we approach the Voice to Parliament referendum.

Critics of the child apprehension industry say keeping track of deaths and serious injury in the system is pointless if accountability doesn’t follow.

From domestic violence to missing and murdered cases, no topic was off limits at the 9th annual "Tribal Leaders Summit".

A couple at the centre of the Hawthorn racism review is considering taking legal action against the club, which they say left them feeling "abandoned" after its public pledge of support after the scandal broke.

Denver's Mile High Stash podcast interviews Colorado's biggest musicians about their five favorite albums, thanks to drummer/writer Adam Perry's connections

A one-of-a-kind learn-to-swim program in Miramichi, N.B., has been launched to help save the lives of Indigenous children living with autism, who are at a higher risk of drowning.

In recent decades, advances in DNA research have allowed scientists to use ancient remains and peer into the lives of long-dead people. In Charleston, thats meant tracing some of the African roots that were cut off by slavery.

Lagos, Nigeria - Oando PLC , Nigerias leading indigenous energy group listed on both the Nigerian and Johannesburg Stock Exchange, today announced audited results for the twelve... | March 28, 2023

NASHVILLE—Indigenous people and their supporters gathered here on March 15 to protest a celebration for the 256th birthday of the deservedly-maligned seventh president of the United States, Andrew Jackson.

Haíłzaqv woman Jaquita Gladstone is four years sober. She shares her sobriety journey on TikTok, hoping that sharing will help others believe they can get sober too.