marking the beginning of European Colonisation of Australia. And it's a day of great pain and mourning for many Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people. The decades of colonial violence ...

Now commemorated with a public holiday, millions see it as a time to celebrate all that they love about being Australian. But for many Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islanders, it's a day of pain.

T he 1938 Day of Mourning was a turning point in the history of Australia and Aboriginal activism. It showed white Australians that Aboriginal people, far from being members of an uneducated ...

Western Australia’s child protection authorities are disproportionately removing children from Aboriginal families and ...

Photo shows Australian and Aboriginal flying flags side-by-side. How long will the debate over the future of Australia Day continue? Local data and overseas examples tell us it could last for ...

The skull of an Aboriginal man who is thought to have ... young man will be laid to rest in a ceremonial burial on the Australian island on Friday, the University of Aberdeen said in a statement ...

Records show that 76 account holders, many Aboriginal and indigent, owe a total of $350,000. The South Australian Housing Trust, which manages homes in Crombie’s community, said it was ...

Continuing the legacy of actions against the Commonwealth Games in 1982, the “Freedom Camp” at Doug Jennings Park has been exposing the Games’ establishment elitism with actions almost every day.

On land, the park is home to some of Australia's oldest Aboriginal art. Paintings in all styles appear on sandstone walls throughout the gorge system and along the five-day Jatbula Trail.