Driven to practice medicine after witnessing disadvantage in his community, Torres Strait Islander doctor T'kido Titasey hopes to inspire others.
Keira Jenkins
Hidden in the crevices of limestone rocks at Windjana Gorge, about 150km north-west of Fitzroy Crossing, 50 ochre-painted men launched WA’s first Aboriginal armed Resistance.
Natasha Clark
The controversial facility was opened in July 2022 — within Casuarina Prison — in response to turmoil at Banksia Hill Detention Centre.
Rebecca Le May and Jake Dietsch
Shuttering the notorious juvenile cell block is among 18 provisional recommendations arising from Cleveland Dodd’s inquest, as his mother laid bare her torment.
Rebecca Le May
“A key part of prevention of domestic violence lies in men as allies,” Men’s Outreach Service Aboriginal Corporation cultural guidance worker Nelson Bieundurry said.
Natasha Clark and Katya Minns
A world-first program led by Perth researchers will investigate why First Nations children with cancer have poorer outcomes in a bid to transform treatment strategies for children.
Hannah Cross
The lawyer for one of the Department of Justice’s top brass has renewed accusations of bias at Cleveland Dodd’s inquest after its head of PR was only briefly questioned.
Effective stakeholder engagement is the lynchpin to a successful collaborative approach to self-determination for Indigenous peoples
Emma Garlett
More than 20 communities will have free wi-fi in public spaces through a $20 million government program to address the digital divide in remote areas.
Low birth registration, cultural naming norms and homelessness contribute to a lack of standard ID documents that one Indigenous-led platform aims to address.
‘We are united as a country when we gather under one flag.’
Digital Staff
An Indigenous-owned wine company is celebrating its success, as it expands internationally and gives back to community.
An Indigenous psychiatrist is hoping to transform Australia's mental health response, advocating for community-based crisis care.
The woman tasked with bedding down a new blueprint for running youth detention in WA says the controversial juvenile detention facility still has no critical ‘model of care’.
Deep-seated racism at Banksia Hill saw Aboriginal support workers shunted from an air-conditioned office to a sweltering sea container, a court has been told.
Indigenous children, especially in remote areas are being impacted by high rates of severe middle ear infections, which can cause hearing loss a report says.
Toxic culture fuelled chaos in WA’s youth justice system prior to Cleveland Dodd’s death, with the State Government misled by top brass, the teen’s inquest has been told.
As menstrual health can impact educational outcomes and quality of life, researchers have developed a teaching guide hoping to break down stigma around periods.
The rate of medical trainees reporting racism and harassment has appalled the chair of the national regulator for medical practitioners.
Jack Gramenz
While internet access in remote areas is improving, half of Indigenous communities still lack mobile phone services.
Australian Venue Co — which owns more than 20 WA venues including The Raffles Hotel, The Court and The Claremont Hotel — has apologised after telling its managers it was axing Australia Day celebrations.
Jessica Evensen and Simon Collins
A community has established a garden in the hopes of reconnecting young people with culture and Country through elders' stories and hands-on learning.
The Sunday Times had an exclusive behind-the-scenes look at Spinifex People: Art and stories from Pila Nguru, the latest exhibition being put together at WA Museum Boola Bardip.
Inspired by her mother's stories, a Torres Strait Islander woman is exploring the lives of Indigenous men who worked in the pearling industry.
