ACT police say they are reviewing a case where officers tasered an Aboriginal woman with an intellectual impairment at a Canberra bus stop.
The Victorian Liberals are today dealing with the fallout of being forced to dump Williamstown candidate Paul Lindemann over offensive social media posts. Follow live.
A new medical hub in Western Australia's far north is focused on getting men to access healthcare.
Police are 30 per cent less likely to let Aboriginal kids off with a caution, and the disparity worsens with age.
The UN's Indigenous rights rapporteur received 120 submissions from Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people in the lead up to his visit, which helped inform his investigations.
An Aboriginal engagement report has recommended "deep cultural cleansing" of a colonial-era hospital on the New South Wales South Coast which denied Indigenous mothers indoor care.
An Aboriginal woman who was tasered by officers during an arrest at a Canberra bus stop is suing ACT Policing.
Don Punch faces calls to resign as he visits South Hedland for the first time since reports emerged of children living in squalid conditions.
NSW Bureau of Crime Statistics and Research finds that Aboriginal children are 30 per cent less likely to receive a court diversion from police compared to non-Aboriginal children.
Indigenous sporting icons, achievers and organisations have taken their place among an elite group of sporting greats, recognised at the National Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Awards in Sydney.
Two Eyre Peninsula brothers have opened a 100 per cent Aboriginal-owned barber shop in the main street of Ceduna, the first men's hairdresser in the town for 50 years.
The bass player in one of Central Australia's pioneering Aboriginal bands has been jailed for an aggravated assault on his partner.
At first there was just one, now new trail camera footage from Tasmania's Lungtalanana/Clarke Island has shown multiple echidnas survived a near-island-wide bushfire in 2014, exciting conservationists.
The first 10 songs to be inducted into the inaugural National Songbook reveal a shared history through music.
The ancient tradition of mutton birding — which Aboriginal people have done for thousands of years — has brought this young Indigenous man a deeper connection to both Country and identity.
Don Punch commits to visiting Port Hedland, but says he is not directly responsible for growing problems with the protection of the town's vulnerable indigenous children.
Wyndham Youth Aboriginal Corporation gives workers less than a week to move out of employer-provided housing after the organisation experienced financial issues.
An exhibition has been abruptly shuttered by the University of Tasmania after one day, following a complaint made during its installation.