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From creating music to being an activist for the First Nations, Richard Frankland now adds one more accolade to his achievements.

Michael Mansell rejects his nomination for an Australian Day Award.

A South Australian mentoring program with practical solutions to get kids off the streets.

The solicitor overseeing the Far West Coast Native Title Claim adamant he will push on - despite years of unhappiness from original owners, the Mirning People.

Mirning people in South Australia have come forward - saying they've been railroaded into a combined Native Title claim.

For the first time in history, an all Indigenous team will head overseas to represent Australia for the International Rules Series.

Renowned musician Joe Geia is on a quest to gain recognition for First Nations peoples in the national anthem.

Micheal West and Graham Toomey presents a tangible cultural acknowledgment to Prince Harry from Australia's First Peoples.

The New South Wales Education Minister Adrian Piccoli has been left shocked after visiting remote schools neglected to appalling conditions.

A math teaching program that not only improves grades, but also results in more students identifying openly as Aboriginal.

Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander children will be hardest hit by Queensland's new juvenile laws.

Aboriginal men in the Northern Territory together with Chief Minister Adam Giles have initiated an effort to end domestic violence in communities.

Australian universities are lacking the resources needed for First Nations public health teaching in their programs.

Although there are a number of First Nations candidates running in the federal election, understanding the voting process is still a major barrier.  

A national mental health organisation is looking for First Nations participants to advise them on mental heath issues among young people.