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ANCIENT ABORIGINAL SITES LEFT VULNERABLE, SHOWING WHY CULTURAL PRESERVATION IS NECESSARY IN AUSTRALIA
Ancient Aboriginal sites left vulnerable, showing why cultural preservation is necessary in Australia... READ MORE›
AUSTRALIA'S OLDEST HUMAN REMAINS HEAD HOME
The remains of Mungo Man were taken to the Australian National University in Canberra to be studied... READ MORE›
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20 INSPIRING BLACK WOMEN WHO HAVE CHANGED AUSTRALIA
She is also known for her work in pushing for improving Indigenous Australians rights through constitutional change... READ MORE›
20 INSPIRING BLACK WOMEN WHO HAVE CHANGED AUSTRALIA
During this time she worked on a national campaign to ensure equal rights for Indigenous Australians... READ MORE›
SYDNEY SIEGE: GUNMAN ISSUED DEMANDS, THREATS
Contributing Associated Press Two hostages run to safety outside the Lindt Cafe, Martin Place on Sunday in Sydney, Australia... READ MORE›
FRESH CALLS FOR NATIONWIDE PLASTIC BAG BAN
South Australia banned the use of disposable plastic bags in 2009... READ MORE›
ABORIGINAL AND TORRES STRAIT ISLANDER POPULATION GROWING
A total of 150 Australian Indigenous languages were spoken in homes in 2016, reflecting the linguistic diversity of Australia's Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander population... READ MORE›
CENSUS 2016: FIVE WAYS AUSTRALIA IS GETTING MORE DIVERSE
The median age of Australian residents born in Europe is 59, while for those born in Asia the figure is 35... READ MORE›
INDIGENOUS AUSTRALIA IS THE TRUE FOUNDATION OF OUR MULTICULTURAL SOCIETY
If our politicians understood the accomplishments and knowledge of Indigenous Australians, they might be able to take their political demands seriously... READ MORE›
CLIMATE CHANGE COMPOUNDING THREATS TO AUSTRALIA'S ECOSYSTEMS, STUDIES FIND
Climate change compounding threats to Australia's ecosystems, studies find... READ MORE›
INDIGENOUS SUICIDE RATE 12TH HIGHEST IN THE WORLD
Indigenous Australia would have the 12th-highest suicide rate globally if it was ranked alongside the world's sovereign states... READ MORE›
CO-FOUNDER OF LANDCARE AUSTRALIA PROGRAM PHILLIP TOYNE DIES AT 67
Phillip Toyne, the Australian environmentalist, lawyer and co-founder of the national Landcare program, has died aged 67... READ MORE›
CRICKETER CRITICAL AFTER BEING HIT BY BALL
The South Australia left-hander, 25, collapsed after a delivery from New South Wales bowler Sean Abbott struck him on the head, missing his helmet... READ MORE›
FREAK 'POLAR VORTEX' THREATENS COLDEST WINTER IN 50 YEARS
Mr Madden warned that the next 10 days will determine whether the Arctic weather front develops as feared for late December... READ MORE›
AUSTRALIAN TEENAGERS ATTACK ON POLICE WORKER CALLED ACT OF TERRORISM
The police in Australia have been on high alert since a lone gunman took hostages in a cafe in central Sydney in December last year... READ MORE›
TASMANIAN DEVILS ON MAINLAND WOULD REDUCE FERAL CATS AND FOXES, STUDY FINDS
Tasmanian devils disappeared from the Australian mainland about 3 000 years ago probably as a result of conflict with the dingo... READ MORE›
SEARCH FOR BRITON WHO DISAPPEARED AFTER EVENING SWIM IN SYDNEY
Man with links to manchester failed to return after taking a dip at south curl curl on the city's northern beaches... READ MORE›
RECLAIM AUSTRALIA RALLIES 'FUEL RACIAL TENSIONS TO CRONULLA RIOT LEVELS'
Reclaim Australia rallies 'fuel racial tensions to Cronulla riot levels'... READ MORE›
SWIMMING WITH WHALES: A FROLIC IN THE WILD OR AN ACCIDENT WAITING TO HAPPEN?
They are seeking eye-to-eye experiences with humpbacks and their calves southern right whales dwarf minke whales and Indo-Pacific and common bottlenose dolphins... READ MORE›
BRITISH TEEN RECEIVES LIFE SENTENCE FOR INCITING TERRORIST ACT
The Greater Manchester Police informed police in Australia, who arrested five men in April, a week before the parade... READ MORE›
FACTCHECK: MIGHT THERE HAVE BEEN PEOPLE IN AUSTRALIA PRIOR TO ABORIGINAL PEOPLE?
Not for the first time, the Liberal Democrat crossbencher, Senator David Leyonhjelm, has expressed scepticism about the idea that Aboriginal people are the first Australians... READ MORE›
SHARK ATTACK KILLS SURFER IN AUSTRALIA 30 FEET FROM SHORE
Beaches closed in northern New South Wales after surfer dies from fatal shark attack in Ballina, a popular holiday destination... READ MORE›
AUSTRALIA HAS ONE OF HIGHEST RATES OF ASTHMA IN THE WORLD
It is not known why so many Australians suffer from asthma, with an estimated one in ten people affected, and many more also suffering wheezing symptoms... READ MORE›
INDIGENOUS CULTURE IN THE SPOTLIGHT IN NEW TOURISM CAMPAIGN
It's Tourism Australia's new approach and Indigenous Australia's new opportunity... READ MORE›
FLORIDA NIGHTCLUB SHOOTING VICTIMS IDENTIFIED AS 14-YEAR-OLD AND 18-YEAR OLD
The slain teens were 14-year-old Sean Archilles and 18-year-old Stef'an Strawder, police said... READ MORE›
HOW A VIRAL VIDEO CHANGED WALGETT
Walgett Community College's 100 or so pupils now take their lessons in a temporary cluster of demountables... READ MORE›
AUSTRALIA FACES HEIGHTENED BUSHFIRE THREAT AS EL NIA?O GETS SET TO FAN FLAMES
Areas of Western Australia including Perth are also set for a heightened bushfire risk as summer arrives... READ MORE›
SYDNEY POLICE QUESTION WINE BAR OVER WINE LIST
NSW police media told SBS the bar was approached as part of a wider operation in the inner Sydney region on Saturday... READ MORE›
APARTHEID MEETS KAFKA IN THE INDIGENOUS FUNDING MAZE
The government's Indigenous Advancement Strategy introduced in 2014 was to target complexity and inefficacy in federal funding to the Indigenous sector... READ MORE›
ARRESTED NSW SCHOOL BOY 'THREATENED POLICE'
As students returned to school on Tuesday after a two-week holiday police questioned one boy about his social media posts... READ MORE›
ABORIGINAL ARTEFACTS FROM AUSTRALIA'S FIRST ENGLAND CRICKET TOUR DISCOVERED
The 1868 Aboriginal cricket tour of England is a key moment in Australian history, Dr Sculthorpe, curator and section head of Oceania at the British Museum, said... READ MORE›
INDIGENOUS INSPIRED ARTWORK WINS SCULPTURE PEOPLE'S CHOICE
Perrier, who lives in Western Australia, says the sculpture was inspired by the way Indigenous people talk about the spirit of the land... READ MORE›