Treaty
Travis Lovett is nothing if not determined. After walking across nearly half of Victoria last year in the lead-up to the final report of the Yoorrook Justice Commission — Australia's first offic...
A new statewide survey of more than one thousand Victorians provides the clearest snapshot to date of public attitudes toward Treaty, revealing a clear majority in support, alongside some resistance a...
Voting for the First Peoples' Assembly of Victoria opened on Saturday, with more than 80 candidates contesting seats across the state. Having negotiated the country's first Treaty with the Victorian G...
Recently the New South Wales Minister for Aboriginal Affairs, David Harris, stated in Parliament that Aboriginal people in NSW may not yet be ready to progress a Treaty.
Co-Chair of the First Peoples' Assembly of Victoria, Ngarra Murray, will not seek re-election in this year's Treaty elections, ending a three-year tenure during which she helped oversee the signing of...
Over the weekend in Naarm more than 350 First Nations leaders, Elders, and advocates renewed their call for the federal government to commit to a national treaty and truth-telling process, whilst crit...
Two more Traditional Owner groups in Victoria have formally begun preparing for their own treaty negotiations, entering onto the Treaty Authority's Negotiations Register as the state's treaty process...
The First Peoples' Assembly — the elected body representing Indigenous people in Victoria — is preparing for its third election and has called for Traditional Owners to nominate.
New Zealand must continue to evolve in a way that empowers its Indigenous Māori while preserving national unity, Prime Minister Christopher Luxon says, as the country marks the anniversary o...
The former head of the Dja Dja Wurrung Clans Aboriginal Corporation (DJAARA) has been tasked with leading the Mabo Centre in an interim capacity.
Students from a Gumbaynggirr-led school on the New South Wales north coast will begin their school year in Aotearoa, returning to classrooms through Māori immersion education and Treaty of Waitan...
In the lead-up to January 26, Aboriginal leaders have noted "extraordinary levels of racism remain" across the country, as calls to change the date of Australia's national day continue.
Sturgeon Lake Cree Nation is suing the government of Canadian province Alberta over actions it says facilitated a petition in support of a referendum on separating from Canada.
