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The strip-search of a 13-year-old Aboriginal girl who was held in custody for allegedly breaking a curfew is criticised by her family and Indigenous advocates.

The report calls on Canberra to "stop ignoring" the many human rights violations experienced by Aboriginal people on a daily basis.

Paul Hayes. 9/01/2019 11:08:47 AM. AddThis Sharing Buttons. Share to Facebook Share to Twitter Share to LinkedIn Share to Email Share to Print. The Federal ...

An Aboriginal woman who had been jailed for unpaid fines is expected to be released on Wednesday after her fines were paid off by the organisers of a crowd ...

Girl, 12, dies in Pilbara mining town of Port Hedland and girl, 14, dies in East Kimberley community of Warmun.

An Aboriginal woman who had been jailed for unpaid fines is expected to be released on Wednesday after her fines were paid off by the organisers of a crowd ...

Girl, 12, dies in Pilbara mining town of Port Hedland and girl, 14, dies in East Kimberley community of Warmun.

Girl, 12, dies in Pilbara mining town of Port Hedland and girl, 14, dies in East Kimberley community of Warmun.

After centuries of being written about, Indigenous Australians are reclaiming their own stories.

An Aboriginal woman who had been jailed for unpaid fines is expected to be released on Wednesday after her fines were paid off by the organisers of a crowd ...

Girl, 12, dies in Pilbara mining town of Port Hedland and girl, 14, dies in East Kimberley community of Warmun.

Girl, 12, dies in Pilbara mining town of Port Hedland and girl, 14, dies in East Kimberley community of Warmun.

Campaign aims to raise $100000 to clear warrants of commitment and pressure WA government to change law.

Campaign aims to raise $100000 to clear warrants of commitment and pressure WA government to change law.

Campaign aims to raise $100000 to clear warrants of commitment and pressure WA government to change law.

Campaign aims to raise $100000 to clear warrants of commitment and pressure WA government to change law.

Australian biodiversity can be attributed to early human intervention by ancient Aboriginal groups and helped many species spread and thrive.

The number of Indigenous owner-managers is conservatively estimated to have increased by 32 per cent between 2006 and 2011 -- but it is coming off a low ...

Since they arrived in Australia in 1788, Europeans have gathered the remains of Aboriginal Australians for museum and research collections, digging up graves ...

A new study was able to match genetic material of ancient remains to the DNA of living Aboriginal communities.