First Nations Women
In February 2026, the Union of British Columbia Indian Chiefs elected Chief Councillor Linda Innes, Gitxaala Nation, as Vice-President through acclamation, becoming the first female Vice-President of...
This report includes the names of Indigenous people who have died. Court documents revealed on Monday that New South Wales Police granted bail to alleged triple-murderer Julian Ingram despite fears ov...
Note: this report includes the names of Indigenous people who have died. Footage of fugitive Julian Ingram taken hours before he allegedly murdered three people has been released as police vow they wo...
Beyond its beautifully packaged, botanically scented products, Jalbi Australia represents something far deeper. Founded by lifelong friends Mandy Gadsdon and Kym Hawkins, Jalbi is grounded in connecti...
Warning: Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander readers are advised this report contains the name and image of a person who has died. South Australian Police have charged a 37-year-old man with the mur...
The Union of British Columbia Indian Chiefs marked the UN International Day for the Elimination of Violence Against Women and the beginning of the 16 Days of Activism Against Gender-Based Violence wit...
It's well known that Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander women experience domestic and family violence at disproportionate rates. But the harrowing statistics never cease to shock Tanya Frazer, the...
The government's last-minute addition to its social security bill, granting the Minister power to suspend or cancel welfare payments before a person is convicted of a crime, will see children going hu...
A year after a landmark Senate inquiry into missing and murdered First Nations women and children, advocates say the federal government needs to decisively act on key recommendations.
​The Winnipeg Police Service has confirmed that Ashlee Shingoose, a 30-year-old woman from St. Theresa Point First Nation, is the fourth victim of convicted serial killer Jeremy Skibicki.
First Nations women and children living in Darwin will be given support to leave violent intimate partner relationships through funding for an Indigenous legal organisation by the federal government.
Angela Young, a proud Kullalli/Koa woman, is taking significant strides in Indigenous health and leadership. As the Executive Director of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Engagement at Children's...
The federal government has announced more than $21 million in funding to strengthen support for victims and survivors of sexual violence. It comes as a report by the Australian Law Reform Commission's...