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A permanent memorial will be built by the City of Melbourne to honour two Aboriginal men who were the first people to be hanged in the city in 1842.

Elder Rosalie Kunoth Monks explains her role in John Pilger's film Utopia, a film that exposes the truth of government policies.

The Indigenous Advisory Council has been accused of having a lack of transparency with no reporting obligations to the community.

These rare cultural objects are thought to mark the burial sites of important Aboriginal community members.

Black Diggers Director Wesley Enoch has turned this landmark project onto the main stage to honour and remember their sacrifice.

New South Wales health programs are using the arts as a fun platform to get the youth involved.

Youth Ambassador Kaleesha Morris on her focus areas for communities and young people.

A response to a UK-based art critic calling an Australian exhibition in London "tourist tat."

The South Australian Education Minister has hit out at the Federal Government's plan saying First Nations teachings will be affected.

A new report looks at what worked and what failed in youth programs across Central Australia last year.

Singer-songwriter Marcus Corowa joins a line-up of emerging artists determined to takeover mainstream music.

Community campaigning have succeeded in stopping the State from selling off the centre used by disadvantaged inner city youth.

78 year old Darkinoong Elder Aunty Beve Spiers is fighting to keep her people's sacred site from being destroyed.

The National Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Legal Services says it will look for other income alternatives once funding stops.

Professor Pat Dudgeon has been honoured with an Indigenous Allied Health Life Time Achievement Award for her work in social and emotional wellbeing.