Indigenous Voice
A new podcast series designed to elevate the voices of young Aboriginal people has been launched at Parliament House in Victoria. The Youth Yarning with Mob podcast features young Aboriginal participa...
Strong governance is not only about who sits at the table today, but about who will sit there tomorrow. Across Aboriginal affairs, we speak often about leadership, representation and self-determinatio...
When Thomas Mayo stepped onto the stage on Larrakia Country at the recent Hatchery First Nations Unlimited Leadership Summit recently a quiet settled over the room.
After extended hit seasons in Magandjin/ Brisbane and Adelaide, Belvoir and Sydney Festival are thrilled to present the Sydney debut of Dear Son, a moving celebration of First Nations fathers and sons...
Economic empowerment of Indigenous communities, much touted by the federal government, is hindered by the absence of constitutional recognition and constitutionally protected rights for First Nations...
Liberal Senator Jacinta Nampijinpa Price has marked two years since the Voice Referendum defeat, reiterating her argument that the proposal would have divided Australia along racial lines.
Reconciliation Australia has called for bipartisan commitment to reconciliation and justice for First Nations peoples in the 48th Parliament, warning political division must not derail progress again.
I find it one of the more persistent myths of Australian politics that the role of Leader of the Opposition is the worst job in the country. Personally, as the son of a cleaner and a service station a...
Backing the Indigenous Voice to Parliament was Peter Dutton's "best chance of transforming himself into a supportable prime minister", Noel Pearson says - and a longtime Coalition strategist agrees.
Australian governments increasingly violated the rights of children in the criminal justice system in 2024, Human Rights Watch said Friday in its World Report 2025.
On 14 October 2023, the Australian public significantly voted to reject an amendment to change the Constitution to recognise a First Nations Voice to Parliament.
Leading Victorian Indigenous organisations have commemorated the anniversary of the Voice to Parliament referendum defeat, noting the outcome remains "very fresh and raw".
"Mum, why would Australia say no to us having a voice?" my nine-year-old asked. It was referendum night, and the No votes were coming in across the country on the television broadcasts.