Covid
NRL star turned champion boxer Anthony Mundine has celebrated the end of a three-year legal battle and a "burden off the back" after being found guilty of flouting Covid restrictions.
A former NRL star turned boxing champion said he felt "violated" by public health regulations during the Covid pandemic, so he acted "a bit defiant" when he allegedly flouted the rules.
A new report has claimed disadvantaged and First Nations children in New South Wales were targeted by police during the COVID-19 pandemic, with fines up to $5000 being issued, pushing families into fi...
Legal groups in NSW say they are concerned a police officer found guilty of assaulting an Indigenous teenager is still employed in the organisation, arguing it highlights a broader lack of accountabil...
A study on the Māori social response to COVID-19 suggests that the close-knit nature of Indigenous communities could be crucial in shaping improved public health policies.
As an eighth wave of COVID-19 sweeps across Australia there has been a sharp rise in the number of people contracting the virus in the Northern Territory.
There's a plea for Australia to roll out vaccine 'surges' as the take up rate for jabs against serious diseases is lagging among high-risk groups.
First Nations programs received a significant funding boost from the WA Government as pandemic restrictions in remote and regional communities were lifted last financial year.
Warning: this article may contain images of Indigenous people who are now deceased. Kidney disease is on the rise in Australia, with Kidney Health Australia reporting that two million people have kidn...
A damning report released Tuesday found Indigenous people and other Victorians of non-Anglo appearance were disproportionately targeted for breaking public health rules during the COVID-19 pandemic.
A study aimed at curbing risks associated with feared trailing vaccination rates among First Nations expectant mothers and babies will work with Aboriginal medical services around Western Australia fo...
A retrofitted motorhome purchased by a leader Aboriginal medical council will be used to bring medical care to remote NSW communities to help minimise the spread of COVID-19.
The Northern Land Council has backed Territory government calls for vigilance in response to the rise in COVID-19 cases and the emergence of new COVID variants in the Territory.
