Mainstream Media (Keywords: Indigenous, Australia)

Fighting injustice and questioning the media are key drivers for this documentary filmmakers latest work set in Australias remote north west.

UniSA OT students are helping headspace strengthen their bond with young Aboriginal people.

A hospital in Adelaide has employed Aboriginal healers to treat patients alongside doctors, ABC reports in an exclusive feature.

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The New Peoples have certainly made a mess of it. We can only hope the First Peoples can sort it out. Upstream demand for Murray River water often sees the ...

People usually visit Australia's red centre for one of two reasons: to marvel at a place of extraordinary natural beauty, or to connect with the Indigenous cult.

Soaked in the authentic gravity of German audiences on Potsdamerplatz, Sarah Ward assesses the Australian impact in 2019.

At the University, the five member Native American Student Union has taken on the difficult task of representing their ethnic group and addressing cultural ...

The Project's Meshel Laurie took to Twitter to rant about the export of weapons from Australia to Saudi Arabia.

Americans use more toilet paper than anyone else in the world, helping destroy the habitats of native people and contributing to global warming, studies show.

UNSW Business School graduate Dylan Booth is determined to change the landscape of Indigenous affairs in Australia. A UNSW family: Dylan Booth (second ...

Why is Australia still so incapable of responding to Aboriginal women in need?

For years, the benefits of justice reinvestment programs have been championed. Now the ACT is actually investing in it, and the federal government should do ...

Annalee Pope only knew a handful of words of her language, Wakka Wakka, until she started her career in Indigenous language work. She has now played a ...

Negative stories in the media, and the focus on problems, can reinforce negative stereotypes about Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples.

Albert Wiggan in 'Undermined: Tales From The Kimberley'. (Photo: Mark Jones). In late 2014, the Western Australian state government announced plans to ...

The former manager of what was one of the Northern Territory's most successful Indigenous art centres says she does not regret her decision to set up a Darwin ...

A north-west Queensland midwife offering free maternity photoshoots for Indigenous women in outback locations says the experience is a great confidence ...

The Guardian's editor-in-chief discusses the paper's unique funding model, and explains why she believes journalism can tackle inequality by connecting with ...

High school student Nick Sandmann, 16, is seeking $349 million in damages — the amount Amazon CEO Jeff Bezos paid for the Washington Post — over ...