The Latest Breaking News on Indigenous Australia

PM says defence pact has strong support among US legislators he has met during official visit

Labor MP who quit the party room in August strenuously denies the assault allegation

It has been billed as Australia’s Brexit – a vote that pitted the so-called elites against the masses. The issue in question was the “voice to parliament”, a consultative body that would have given the roughly 3% of the Australian population that is Indigenous a constitutional right to be consulted…

'Council had the audacity to vote to support something where our residents didn't.'

Outside Brisbane court dozens of supporters waving Extinction Rebellion flags greet defendants with cheers and chants

Indigenous campaigners who wanted Australia to create an advisory body representing its most disadvantaged ethnic minority say its rejection in a constitutional referendum was a “shameful act.”

The federal government has been accused of lacking transparency after it was revealed asylum seekers were sent to Nauru for the first time in nine years.

The premier walks back reconciliation plans after voice defeat, saying whatever the state’s year-long consultation recommends will be taken to voters

The death of an Indigenous teenager who self-harmed while in custody has reignited calls for improvement and change in the justice system.