Carly Williams

The attack on Aboriginal protest site Camp Sovereignty is just the latest attack on First Nations sites and people. Indigenous leaders want it declared an act of terror.

The family of Kumanjayi White, a young Warlpiri man who died in May after plain-clothes police restrained him in an Alice Springs supermarket, sues the NT government for damages.

The former police supervisor of Zachary Rolfe publicly displayed a symbol linked to far-right extremist groups on his Facebook page until last week, when the ABC notified his bosses.

Independent senator Lidia Thorpe has warned Australia is at risk of "losing another generation" of First Nations people to the criminal justice system without urgent action from all levels of government.

The Kumanjayi Walker Inquest backs Aboriginal-led solutions and restoring Warlpiri self-determination, which his family says will "prevent deaths in custody".

Kumanjayi Walker's family members have welcomed the Northern Territory coroner's findings after six years of waiting for answers. As they mourn the death of another loved one, they say the fight for justice isn't over.

The coroner will hand down her findings at a special hearing in Yuendumu, 300km north-west of Alice Springs, later today. 

There has been tears, anger and demands for answers at a vigil to mourn the death of Warlpirri man Kumanjayi White. 

There has been tears, anger and demands for answers at a vigil to mourn the death of Warlpirri man Kumanjayi White. 

Northern Territory federal MP Marion Scrymgour slams current and former governments for "taking their eye off the ball" regarding Aboriginal deaths in custody, while a grieving grandfather tells police to "get off our backs".

Mr White died last Tuesday after he was restrained by off-duty officers on the floor of a Coles supermarket in Alice Springs.

Who could investigate Kumanjayi White's death? Calls are growing for an independent probe into the death of the young Aboriginal man — but who could it be handed to?

Tucked away on a south-west Sydney riverbank is the site of a little-known story about a king at the centre of the Aboriginal civil rights movement.

The Port of Brisbane has been accused of breaching its obligations under federal guidelines by failing to engage with a local Aboriginal group over its plan to dredge Moreton Bay, denying any wrongdoing.

Is Labor's historic majority a big enough vote of confidence to allow it to take "bold" decisions on treaty and truth-telling? These Indigenous leaders think so.

As the Liberal party continues to analyse what went wrong in the election campaign, the party's former Minister for Indigenous Australians, Ken Wyatt is questioning Peter Dutton's political judgement.

"Doubling down on cultural wars" and a misreading of the Voice referendum result contributed to the Coalition's election loss, says a former Liberal minister.

Indigenous leaders say they "despair" that culture wars and "nasty narratives" have trumped ambitious policy in the campaign's final stretch.

After making the Voice referendum a centrepiece of its 2022 campaign, Labor says it's now focusing on what it calls "practical action" for Indigenous Australians. 

The classic Aussie song, Solid Rock by Goanna, has been sung countless times since the 1980s in all sorts of venues, but today the band's lead singer and a talented choir have performed it on top of the Sydney Harbour Bridge.

Professor Megan Davis says the government has walked away from a treaty process in favour of an economic empowerment agenda for Indigenous Affairs.

As another Aboriginal family says goodbye to their brother who died in custody, legal and health experts are frustrated that efforts to minimise hanging points in jail cells are 'painfully slow'.

The High Court has confirmed that native title is property and Gumatj traditional owners should be compensated. What does it mean nationally?

As koalas on Minjerribah North Stradbroke Island turn up in unusual places, experts say it's not surprising they're seeking shelter wherever they can find it.

The federal government's announced its annual plan to try close the gap between Indigenous and non-Indigenous Australians. The strategy is based on last year's report that found adult incarceration was worsening.