The expansion of a state government program is set to see an increase in Aboriginal-led domestic and family violence support services across New South Wales. nit.com.au/22-10-2025/208…

Senator Lidia Thorpe has referred Northern Territory Attorney-General Marie-Clare Boothby to the Territory's corruption watchdog, alleging political interference in the operations of the Supreme Court. nit.com.au/22-10-2025/208…

More than 100 organisations and individuals have urged New South Wales MPs to support a public inquiry into introducing a Human Rights Act, arguing the state is falling behind the rest of the country. nit.com.au/23-10-2025/208…

The official launch of a brand new 2,000sqm warehouse in Kewdale on Thursday is expected to result in approximately 20 million more meals each year for those most in need. nit.com.au/23-10-2025/208…

An Uluru Statement architect has lauded the millions of Australians who voted 'yes' to an Indigenous voice to parliament, saying the referendum provided a springboard for a national conversation about constitutional recognition. nit.com.au/23-10-2025/208…

Ahead of the coronial inquiry into the death in police custody of Kumanjayi White, his family are demanding transparency and accountability in the ongoing investigation. #Deathsincustody #Aboriginal nit.com.au/23-10-2025/208…

A University of Queensland (UQ) study has examined factors supporting or hindering young Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people from accessing primary healthcare services. nit.com.au/23-10-2025/208…

An Aboriginal school in Mparntwe/Alice Springs has spoken publicly for the first time after its former principal, Gavin Morris, was found guilty of assaulting several students. nit.com.au/23-10-2025/208…

The court appearance of a lawyer representing Northern Territory Police prosecutor Steven Haig has seemingly confirmed his involvement at some level in the events surrounding the death of Kumanjayi White. nit.com.au/23-10-2025/208…

The federal government has announced the organisations selected to deliver the new Remote Australia Employment Service (RAES), which will launch next month. nit.com.au/24-10-2025/208…

Families and educators came together at Guwarri in Broome to celebrate this year's National Children's Day on Thursday, recognising this year's theme - Everyone Should Know About Children's Rights. nit.com.au/24-10-2025/208…

The boss of a major Indigenous land council has criticised an outspoken Liberal senator for taking aim at him politically and "escalating" false claims he was sacked. nit.com.au/24-10-2025/208…

Asia's youngest nation East Timor is set to achieve a decades-long dream when it becomes the 11th member of ASEAN this weekend, which analysts say is a win politically although the economic benefits remain to be seen. nit.com.au/24-10-2025/208…

First Nations creatives will be speaking fire on Saturday as they come together to celebrate survival, resistance and Blak brilliance. nit.com.au/24-10-2025/208…

NSW Police have reopened investigations into the 1990 disappearance and suspected murder of 16-year-old Colleen Walker-Craig, launching the first-ever search for her remains in the Nambucca River. nit.com.au/24-10-2025/209…

The dedication of the Arafura Swamp Indigenous Protected Area (IPA) in Arnhem Land has officially secured one of northern Australia's most significant wetlands under Traditional Owner management. nit.com.au/24-10-2025/209…

NSW Police have reopened investigations into one of Australia's most significant cold cases, launching a two-day search for the remains of 16-year-old Aboriginal girl Colleen Walker-Craig, who disappeared from Bowraville in 1990. nit.com.au/24-10-2025/209…

Better social cohesion and a wider community response is needed to address escalating youth violence, five years after a 15-year-old boy's "senseless" fatal stabbing, a coroner says. nit.com.au/24-10-2025/209…

The peak body for Victorian Traditional Owners has warned ongoing delays to key legislation and the fast-tracking of project approvals risk excluding Traditional Owners from decisions about mining on their Country. nit.com.au/24-10-2025/209…

An outspoken Liberal senator refused to apologise and pay $30,000 in damages to the head of an Aboriginal land council who she allegedly defamed in a media release, a court has heard. nit.com.au/24-10-2025/209…