Queensland arts minister ignored recommendation that new theatre be named after poet Oodgeroo Noonuccal
Queensland's arts minister overlooked a recommendation to name a new theatre after the Aboriginal poet Oodgeroo Noonuccal, leading to controversy and public outcry.
Your private property may not be safe from Aboriginal-title court cases: Full Comment podcast
The podcast discusses the implications of recent court rulings granting Aboriginal title to lands in British Columbia, suggesting that private property may face legal challenges from Indigenous rights movements.
Avi Lewis not worried about B.C. property rights uncertainty, despite having two homes there
Avi Lewis, an NDP leadership candidate, expresses confidence regarding property rights in British Columbia amidst ongoing debates about Aboriginal land claims.
PM pays tribute to 'formidable advocate' Pat Turner as she retires
Indigenous leader Pat Turner has retired from her prominent roles in First Nations organizations after decades of advocacy for Indigenous rights and health.
Opinion: Don’t trust Ottawa on Musqueam agreement
The article expresses skepticism about the federal government's recent agreement with the Musqueam First Nation regarding Aboriginal rights and title in Metro Vancouver.
Geoff Russ: Did Ottawa just secretly recognize Aboriginal ‘title’ over all of Vancouver?
The Canadian federal government has reportedly signed agreements recognizing Aboriginal title over all of Vancouver, raising concerns among residents about transparency and implications for governance.
Musqueam First Nation signs Aboriginal rights deal with Ottawa – read the full agreement
The Musqueam First Nation has entered into agreements with the Canadian federal government that acknowledge their Aboriginal rights in the Metro Vancouver region.
What we know about Ottawa’s land rights deal with the Musqueam First Nation
Ottawa has signed an agreement with the Musqueam First Nation that recognizes their Aboriginal land rights across a significant portion of Vancouver.
First Aboriginal woman to receive PhD at Harvard remembered as 'trailblazer'
Professor MaryAnn Bin-Sallik, the first Aboriginal person to earn a PhD from Harvard, has been honored for her significant contributions to Aboriginal rights and education following her recent passing.
Traditional owners awarded $54m compensation for losses from major mine
Traditional owners in Australia have been awarded over $54 million in compensation for economic and spiritual losses due to the McArthur River Mine.
Breaking: Identity of man charged over Perth alleged terrorism act revealed
Liam Alexander Hall has been named as the man charged with committing an alleged act of terrorism by throwing a homemade bomb into a crowd at a rally in Perth.
Former ACT commissioner alleges sexual assault and harassment
Vanessa Turnbull-Roberts has accused a public servant in Canberra of sexual assault and harassment during her tenure as ACT's first Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander children and young people commissioner.
NSW Police ordered to pay $1.89m in legal costs after fishing trial collapses
NSW Police must pay nearly $1.9 million in legal costs after a major abalone trafficking case against seven men collapsed due to critical evidence issues.
Valerie and her siblings were taken from their mother and placed in institutions during Australia’s Stolen Generations. Two didn’t survive
Valerie Wenberg reflects on her traumatic childhood as one of the Stolen Generations in Australia, where she and her siblings were forcibly taken from their mother, resulting in the deaths of two siblings in state-run institutions.
Darwin traditional owners feel 'bulldozed' by ambitious solar farm company
Traditional owners in Darwin express concern over the lack of proper consultation by TotalEnergies H2 regarding their solar farm project, prompting a legal challenge.