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Former Alice Springs Coles supermarket worker says Kumanjayi White clearly needed support
Former Alice Springs Coles worker Gene Hill says it was clear an Aboriginal man who died in police custody at the supermarket ...
Hundreds turn up to celebrate ‘vibrant diversity’ at Alice Springs’ big day out in ...
More than 20 clubs have celebrated the “vibrant diversity” of the Red Centre capital, with hundreds turning up.
Opinion: Indigenous people aren’t all impoverished, many are doing just fine
The Irish, contrary to what some might say, are not stupid, nor the Scots all mean nor all Americans loud and insensitive, ...
The changes we need to make to the war memorial's governing council
Twelve months ago, Veterans' Affairs Minister Matt Keogh called for public expressions of interest in filling five vacancies ...
Children in care need ‘action, not reaction’, says Kerrynne Liddle
Children in foster care or other out-of-care arrangements have become a crisis in Indigenous policy because Aboriginal and ...
The poppy and the pea: 1,000 voices perform in Parliament House to mark Reconciliation Day
The Anthem of the Desert Pea echoed through the halls of parliament, sung by 1,000 voices determined for change.
Opinion
Senator Liddle is right; her people do not all think the same
South Australian Liberal senator Kerrynne Liddle, the new opposition Indigenous Australians spokeswoman, has had it with hearing that Indigenous Australians all think the same, depend on government ...
Correcting the record: Marcia Langton believes a new exhibition will change the way people ...
A Short History of Australian Art, curated by renowned Indigenous academic Marcia Langton, opens in Melbourne on Friday.
What we do in the Shadows: Liddle promoted, Nampijinpa Price on the outer
South Australian Senator Kerrynne Liddle has been named Shadow Minister for Indigenous Australians, promising to call out a ...