Sarah Collard

Major Logue’s diaries use code to describe the frontier killings of Yamatji people but a local publisher plans to omit the coded sections from publication

More than 170 years after shocking bloodshed at Bootenal Springs, there is at last a reckoning

The Indigenous mother believes her concerns were dismissed by the regional NSW hospital, saying ‘I just wanted to be heard and I wasn’t’

Exclusive: Renee Bani quit hospital’s Aboriginal midwifery group practice due to a number of factors which she said ‘came down to, basically, racism’

‘Inaction’ from governments and ‘baked in’ racism are hampering efforts to address entrenched disadvantage, according to first independent review

Indigenous women report experiencing racism, inadequate care and lack of consent in maternity wards – and are three times more likely to die during childbirth

The Gamilaroi journalist and presenter on fame, reconciliation and how studying at Oxford changed the way she thinks about people in power

‘My great-grandmother would always talk … about the spears and artefacts that were in England,’ says Quaiden Williams Riley

After making the voice a centrepiece of 2022 election, Labor and Coalition instead push ‘practical action’

Reserve Bank opens submissions for redesign after theme chosen from 2,100 nominated

New data reveals child protection, incarceration and suicide rates getting worse

Complaints detailing distressing incidents of racism reveal 2023 referendum one of Australia’s ‘darker moments’, author says

Yindjibarndi people allege mining giant did not get permission from native title holders, while company says community ‘disharmony’ is not its fault

Much has been lost at ‘La Pa’, as locals call the point of first contact between First Nations people and British colonisers. But the Indigenous community here is proud of its resilience and cultural renewal

The pair bonded as teenagers after chance meeting at Salvation Army drop-in centre while they were sleeping rough on Adelaide’s streets

Terrible conditions at Western Australia’s missions led to devastating loss and trauma. Calls are growing to investigate hundreds of graves and burial sites

More than 150 artworks – and some of the country’s biggest names – are represented in an exhibition that’s equal parts poignant and powerful

Australians will decide later this year if they will change their constitution to allow an Indigenous consultative body to advise on laws and policies

Advocates say system is broken and government needs to work with local community to support young people

WA premier Mark McGowan said the behaviour of the youths was ‘a form of terrorism’ but advocates are concerned about the treatment of young people in the facility