An ongoing crisis has claimed eight Northern Territory lives in just five months, now Coroner Elisabeth Armitage is about to release a landmark report on the issues behind the human suffering.
'Hopeless fiasco' of Alice Springs art gallery plan continues as NT government drastically alters building size
There are doubts that a controversial plan to construct an Aboriginal art gallery will go ahead after the Northern Territory government revealed its intention to almost halve the building's size.
Photo shows A drone shot of a sporting ovalVictorian treaty talks begin, in historic first for Aboriginal people and Australian governments
For the first time, an Australian government has sat opposite a collective of Aboriginal communities in a bid to negotiate a treaty, in recognition of their sovereign rights over land colonised without their consent.
Photo shows Members of Victoria's Aboriginal communities gather in the sun, including a young child holding an Aboriginal flag.'He said if he's sent back to China, he'll be killed': Rangers question future of asylum seekers found in remote NT
An Indigenous ranger group that rescued four asylum seekers on a remote island off the Northern Territory coast last week is calling for the federal government to guarantee their safety.
Photo shows two chinese men standing next to each other with their faces blurredAboriginal legal service NAAJA apologises for 'hurt' caused by unlawful sacking of CEO
One of Australia's top Aboriginal legal services, NAAJA, has publicly apologised for the unlawful sacking of former chief executive officer Priscilla Atkins.
Photo shows Theoutside of the NAAJA building in Darwin.'Confronting' vision of a man being dragged by police has prompted a formal assessment — what happened and what is the response?
South Australia's Attorney-General and Aboriginal Affairs Minister Kyam Maher has spoken to the state's Police Commissioner, following "confronting" footage taken during an arrest near Port Augusta at the weekend.
Photo shows Screengrab of mobile vision showing people with blurred faces standing under an awning.'Confronting' footage of man being shoved into a wall by police officer part of formal complaint
Footage of a man being shoved into a wall by a police officer before being dragged through a front yard has been shared on social media, with SA Police confirming a formal complaint has been made about the incident.
Photo shows Screenshot of three police officers outside a house next to an aircon unit and a person on the groundCoroner refers council worker immunity to attorney-general after toddler's drowning death exposes 'inexcusable' failings
Despite an aborted manslaughter prosecution last year, the coroner found the mistakes that led to the drowning represented "a systemic issue, rather than a failing of any one person".
Photo shows An aerial view of a townPirate caves and flying boobies, this is the bizarre history of Queensland's first post office
An island riddled with caves in the western Torres Strait provided sanctuary to pirates, shipwrecked sailors, and a post office.
Photo shows A lady in a blue 1960s outfit stands in a cave, admiring the graffiti scrawled on its walls.Sports club scraps soft drink for research into childhood type 2 diabetes prevention
The Garbutt Magpies in Townsville has switched to serving only water alongside healthy food at its Friday night activities for local children, measuring the effects for a type 2 diabetes prevention study.
Photo shows Two aboriginal girls, aged about 10, in front of a pool at night. One is pouring water on her headInquest into suicide of 17-year-old girl in care reveals cracks in NT child protection system
The court heard the 17-year-old had a history of severe mental health problems, including psychosis, with her friends and staff at her care home recalling her saying she was “hearing voices” on the night she took her own life.
Photo shows Katherine Local Court'Unacceptable': Indigenous leader upset after police arrest three children during crime diversion meeting
An Indigenous leader in Western Australia claims at-risk children were left "traumatised" after police arrested three teenage boys while they were attending a program designed to keep them out of trouble.
Photo shows Wayne Nannup CEO of Aboriginal Legal Services'How not to do a Jamie Oliver': Netflix series Territory went where many shows were 'not brave enough'
With authentic one-liners like "shut ya hole" and plenty of other relatable moments in the Australian Outback, the new Netflix series Territory has generated over 15 million views.
Photo shows A photo from the show of three men sitting inside a truck.How a process of truth-telling can help heal deep racial wounds in Western Australia
More than a year after one of Australia's more controversial referendums, "where to from here?" is a question many continue to ask. But there are hopes truth-telling will help to heal deep wounds in Western Australia.
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Photo shows People wearing body paint and animal skins participate in a cultural performance.SA's First Nations Voice to Parliament hit by resignations amid concerns about 'unsustainable' model
Four elected members and a senior staff member have resigned months after South Australia's inaugural First Nations Voice to Parliament elections were held, with one outgoing leader describing the model as "unsustainable".
Photo shows A box for the ordering of candidates in South Australia's First Nations Voice to Parliament elections.Female rangers lead the way in sharing their work on country and inspiring others
More than 400 Indigenous rangers attend a conference at Uluru to share important cultural and land management knowledge, focusing on themes of fire management, protecting native animals and plants, and cross culture collaboration.
Photo shows A woman with dark hair and skin hold one arm in her hand as she leans against a gum tree. She wears ininti beads.'Everything was such a shock to me': The reality behind the rising number of out-of-home children
Advocates call for urgent action to implement a commissioner for young people in New South Wales, with First Nations children 12 times more likely to be in out-of-home care.
Photo shows Silhouette of children in the Kimberley on a beach at sunset.'Our publishing standards fell short': Where Jamie Oliver's children's book went wrong
Jamie Oliver has become embroiled in controversy after criticism his new book stereotypes Indigenous Australians. Here's where it all went wrong.
Photo shows chef Jamie Oliver posing for a photo in a jacket with his hands together in front of his body'It's directed at First Nations people': Elder shares concerns about Declared Public Precinct in Port Augusta
It has been almost one month since Port Augusta became a Declared Public Precinct, but Uncle Charles Jackson OAM says the move simply shifts the issues "out of sight".
Photo shows Adnyamathanha elder Uncle Charles Jackson.NT boat arrivals paid $9k each to travel to Australia, rangers told via Google Translate app
Four foreign nationals who arrived on remote NT coastline have had an extraordinary conversation with some of their rescuers.
Photo shows Man in a blue NLC polo shirt and green cap.Four foreign nationals found on remote NT island say they paid money to be taken to Australia
The Northern Land Council says the four men landed on Australia's northern coastline on Monday.
Photo shows Four people walk in the shallows of a coastline, with white backs slung over their shoulders