Kirstie Wellauer

It’s being spruiked as a future tourist magnet that will celebrate 65,000 years of culture, that will stimulate central Australia’s economy. But it is dividing the Alice Springs community

Aunty McRose Elu has been watching her ancestral lands slowly disappear beneath her feet for decades. The Saibai elder fears rising sea levels and increasingly severe weather events could mean her homeland is uninhabitable within 30 years.

Many Yes campaigners have gone into “mourning”, joining a collective week of silence, but others are speaking publicly for the first time on the failures of the multi-million-dollar campaign.

Legal and climate experts liken rising sea levels and climate harms to “colonisation” as proceedings for the Australian Climate Case resume.

What does January 26 mean to Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people? For many, there isn’t one emotion that fully captures it.

The New South Wales child protection sector is losing more caseworkers than it is employing. The union has launched a month of action calling on the state government to fix staff shortages or continue to put vulnerable children at risk.

Liam and Nicole want their children to have the education they didn't. How focusing on the early years impacts a child's future trajectory.

The Indigenous Australians minister says she gave everything she could “with all her heart” to advance reconciliation and improve the lives of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people.

Amid shifting sands in Indigenous affairs, young leaders are drawing strength from their culture to stand firm.

Australians on the front line of climate change are fighting to save their vanishing ancestral home. Can a landmark lawsuit against the federal government save their way of life?