The Latest Breaking News on Indigenous Australia

A West Australian man was reportedly killed after being hit by a stool in a Bali bar by its owner, his brother-in-law.

Perth man, who worked for Rio Tinto, dead after altercation in South Kuta bar

The party's state council has voted in favour of changing its constitution, which until now has only ever referred to individuals as "he" or "him". The council has also selected Ben Hood to fill a vacancy in the upper house, which is controversial in some parts of the party, given…

Residents living near the site in Dubbo say the centre won't be big enough to meet demand and local Indigenous leaders say the decision is "wrong in so many ways".

Newcastle Herald political reporter Michael Parris casts his eye over the NSW election campaign in the Hunter.

Kylie Minogue surprised the audience by performing with her famous sibling in an electric opening night for Sydney WorldPride, that was both a party and an homage to the fight for gay rights.

While David Littleproud’s taxpayer-funded flight falls within parliamentary guidelines, the Gold Coast apartment he settled on three days prior to the flight has reignited discussion over defining official MP travel expenditure

After weeks of accusations in Canberra, Indigenous organisers launch campaign they hope will ‘bring Australians along with them’

Inquest hears Michael Suckling struggled with drug addiction, back pain, mobility issues and significant weight gain in prison

A 78-year-old Queensland farmer tells how he tried not to panic when he found himself in a life-threatening nightmare after falling into a grain silo.

Former office manager for Liberal party member Craig Kelly has pleaded not guilty to 20 charges, including sexual touching and indecent assault