The Voice

Concepts for the centres had been suggested by Labor as early as the 1990s, but they never came to fruition.

Details are scarce but the new Voice will resemble the federal version rejected in 2023.

Coroner urges 32 reforms, including NT Police complaint overhaul, anti-racism strategy, and officer training on fatal shooting of Kumanjayi Walker.

The Yoorrook Justice Commission heard from more than 200 witnesses over the past 4 years and has made 100 recommendations for urgent change.

Victorian Premier Jacinta Allan said the state’s version of the Indigenous voice will not involve any constitutional change.

‘I believe that I’m being made out to be a racist,’ the dismissed worker said.

Queensland has issued new directives limiting—and potentially axing—the use of Indigenous ‘Acknowledgement to Country’ in official e-mails.

Mundine made the comments at the launch of the CPAC Victoria division.

‘My boys have been left sitting at the airport, bags packed, because they weren’t allowed on a plane with empty seats,’ Derek Lord.

Separately, an Indian man’s death in South Australian custody triggered an official inquiry.

The World Heritage Committee said it wanted Australia to complete ongoing studies on the impact of local industry activities on the petroglyphs.

Western Australia becomes the latest state to offer reparations to the Stolen Generations.

The Coalition leader has seized on comments by Labor Senator Penny Wong.

Comparing the issue to marriage equality, Labor’s Senate leader said people will one day wonder what the fuss was about.

What was already a contentious issue bubbled to the surface following Melbourne’s Anzac Day dawn service ceremony.

Both Australian political leaders were asked about the controversial ANZAC Day incident which saw an Indigenous ceremony booed.

A group of men were identified by police after booing and heckling a welcome to country during a dawn service.

Chief Minister Lia Finocchiaro says voters have been indoctrinated and shamed into performing the Acknowledgement regularly.

The Country Liberal government says it wants to set up smaller community bodies to empower Indigenous local groups.

The investment will be rolled out over the next six years in partnership with the Northern Territory government and local Aboriginal organisations.

Concepts for the centres had been suggested by Labor as early as the 1990s, but they never came to fruition.

Details are scarce but the new Voice will resemble the federal version rejected in 2023.

Coroner urges 32 reforms, including NT Police complaint overhaul, anti-racism strategy, and officer training on fatal shooting of Kumanjayi Walker.

The Yoorrook Justice Commission heard from more than 200 witnesses over the past 4 years and has made 100 recommendations for urgent change.

Victorian Premier Jacinta Allan said the state’s version of the Indigenous voice will not involve any constitutional change.

‘I believe that I’m being made out to be a racist,’ the dismissed worker said.

Queensland has issued new directives limiting—and potentially axing—the use of Indigenous ‘Acknowledgement to Country’ in official e-mails.

Mundine made the comments at the launch of the CPAC Victoria division.

‘My boys have been left sitting at the airport, bags packed, because they weren’t allowed on a plane with empty seats,’ Derek Lord.

Separately, an Indian man’s death in South Australian custody triggered an official inquiry.

The World Heritage Committee said it wanted Australia to complete ongoing studies on the impact of local industry activities on the petroglyphs.

Western Australia becomes the latest state to offer reparations to the Stolen Generations.

The Coalition leader has seized on comments by Labor Senator Penny Wong.

Comparing the issue to marriage equality, Labor’s Senate leader said people will one day wonder what the fuss was about.

What was already a contentious issue bubbled to the surface following Melbourne’s Anzac Day dawn service ceremony.

Both Australian political leaders were asked about the controversial ANZAC Day incident which saw an Indigenous ceremony booed.

A group of men were identified by police after booing and heckling a welcome to country during a dawn service.

Chief Minister Lia Finocchiaro says voters have been indoctrinated and shamed into performing the Acknowledgement regularly.

The Country Liberal government says it wants to set up smaller community bodies to empower Indigenous local groups.

The investment will be rolled out over the next six years in partnership with the Northern Territory government and local Aboriginal organisations.