The Latest Breaking News on Indigenous Australia

Damning report finds state’s blue card screening system creates unnecessary barriers to placing children with their families

Tasmania's premier says intelligence was provided by a child abuse inquiry about potential public servant misconduct to a state lawyer but not shared with him.

Lawyers are investigating the potential for class action on behalf of Indigenous tenants living in "substandard" public housing in remote WA communities.

The recent open letter to the prime minister and parliamentarians broke the week-long silence from Indigenous leaders after the country rejected the proposed First Nations Voice to Parliament. The letter emphasised the damage caused by the “lies in political advertising and communication” prevalent in the recent campaign.

Former Australian prime minister tells right-wing conference that immigrants should ‘adopt the values and practices’ of their new country

It took seven years, but a tiny remote community in the Northern Territory had a major legal win yesterday.

A referendum on Te Tiriti o Waitangi would be corrosive and unfair, writes Dame Anne Salmond, but there is room for a new government to initiate a mana-enhancing inquiry into recent interpretations of the treaty

Among the 241 annual reports released all at once are 45 children’s deaths, triple-zero success and a fish ‘misadventure’ at the zoo

A Victorian commissioner says governments and organisations need to listen to the experiences of Indigenous young people if they want to improve their lives.