The Latest Breaking News on Indigenous Australia

The Greens will seek to amend an industrial relations bill out of concern a wage umpire will place undue weight on state budgets, not household finances.

The West Australian premier has formally apologised to Indigenous workers who received little to no pay for almost 40 years.

New law would restore sweeping powers to the Industrial Relations Commission, including giving it the ability to act like a court

An Australian National University survey has reinforced the view the October referendum might have passed if it had been confined to constitutional recognition of Indigenous Australians.

The government is considering whether voters in the Australian Capital Territory and the Northern Territory should be given extra senators.

The reasons David McBride leaked information revealing alleged war crimes have been questioned, but a secret document has shone a light on his decision.

The family of a man who disappeared with a group who were pig hunting while travelling through Queensland to Darwin hope to get answers during an inquest.

The number of senators in the ACT and Northern Territory should be doubled and voting enrolment extended, a review into the 2022 federal election has found.

All three parties in New Zealand’s new coalition government went into the election promising to diminish various Māori-based policies or programs. But it was the ACT Party that went furthest, calling for a referendum to redefine the “principles” of te Tiriti o Waitangi/Treaty of Waitangi.

'I wanted to ensure that school can be a safe place for all.'

Australian Border Force alleges four people previously released have breached their visa conditions