Sport
Sport
NRL Legend Mal Meninga Calls For Referendum On National Anthem
The Indigenous All Stars had a big win against the Maoris, but it is not the impressive scorecard that is making headlines.
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Music
Music
Baker Boy Headlines Bluesfest's Boomerang Festival
Recently awarded Young Australian Of The Year, the rapper leads an exciting lineup of legendary and upcoming Aboriginal talent.
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Views
Why Is It More Offensive To Call Someone Racist Than To Say Something Racist?
On Monday Studio 10 co-host Kerri-Anne Kennerley berated January 26 protesters.
News
News
Kerri-Anne Kennerley Calls Out Yumi Stynes For Not Showing Up To Studio 10
Kerri-Anne Kennerley has responded to being labelled "racist" by Yumi Stynes who chose not to appear on the panel on Tuesday.
National
National
Pub Barred Patrons From Wearing The Australian Flag On Australia Day
A pub in Sydney's inner-west has attracted mixed reviews after it barred people from wearing clothes bearing the Australian flag on Australia Day.
National
National
'Invasion Day' Rallies Draw Tens Of Thousands Across The Country
Despite the sweltering heat in most capitals, huge crowds turned out to protest Australia Day being celebrated on January 26 in rallies held across the country.
National
National
Who Is Our Young Australian Of The Year?
Indigenous rapper Baker Boy was named 2019 Young Australian of the Year. So who is the man behind the mane and the catchy name?
Abby Alexander
Abby Alexander
The Banner At The Big Bash Was Right, It's More Than OK To Be White
Thursday, at a Big Bash game in Perth, punters were exposed to a rather racist banner, claiming ‘It’s OK to be white.’
Politics
Politics
Changing Australia Day Date 'Just The First Step' For Indigenous People
The debate around changing Australia Day intensifies every year. It's a January fixture as regular as BBQs, beer and beaches.
Amy Thunig
Amy Thunig
Australia, Who The Bloody Hell Are You?
As January 26 approaches for 2019, there has been an increase, more perhaps than in previous memory, of public discussion and impassioned debate about the event we have come to know as ‘Australia Day’.
Gary Nunn
Gary Nunn
Becoming An Aussie Was My Proudest Moment But I’m Glad It Didn’t Happen On Australia Day
In a blustering bid to reignite his conservative base, the Prime Minister began his week by announcing he’d force councils to hold citizenship ceremonies on Australia Day.
National
National
'Miraculous': Campaign To Free Jailed Women Hits $200,000
Women who have been incarcerated over unpaid fines will be freed with more than $200,000 raised in a viral crowdfunding campaign.
Sport
Sport
Melbourne Renegade Guides Side To Win With Indigenous-Themed Cricket Bat
The Renegades may have handed the Hurricanes' their first loss of the season, but it was the debut of a unique cricket bat that caught the attention of Big Bash fans.
TV
TV
What It Means To Be "Too Pretty To Be Aboriginal"
A documentary has explored Australia’s perception of beauty through a degrading statement heard too often by Indigenous women.
Latoya Aroha Hohepa
Latoya Aroha Hohepa
'#BuskingBecky' And Australia's State Of Amnesia
If you aren’t a Twitter regular and are seeing posts appearing in your various social media and online news feeds featuring #BuskingBecky, you may find yourself wondering what all the fuss is about.
News
News
Busker Calls Aboriginal Deaths In Custody Protesters 'Rude' For Interrupting Her Show
A busker claimed those campaigning for Indigenous justice on International Human Rights Day were "scaring everyone" away from her performance.
National
National
Indigenous HIV Rates Are On The Rise, Here's What's Being Done To Stop It
HIV rates among the Indigenous community are 1.6 times higher than the rest of the country. At the same time, HIV in Australia is going down for all groups other than Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islanders.
National
National
Indigenous Activist Bonita Mabo Has Died
Prominent Indigenous and South Sea Islander activist Bonita Mabo has died just days after receiving an award for her work in human rights.
Alex Greenwich
Alex Greenwich
Why Australia Needs To Become A Republic Quick Smart
It's time for Australia to move towards proper independence and come to terms with our history.
Gary Nunn
Gary Nunn
ScoMo And Harry On The Harbour Bridge Won't Be A Good Look For Australia
Today, a photo will be beamed around the world that will define who we are in 2018 -- but it won’t be a good look for Australia.
National
National
Indigenous Drag Queens Are The 'Fabulous' Face Of Resilience
They've come from all around Australia.
News
News
No More Busking Permits For Indigenous Performers Under New Proposal
Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people would no longer need a busking permit to perform in some of Sydney's public spaces, under a new council proposal.
Ben Pobjie
Ben Pobjie
Before We Defend January 26, Let's Be Honest About What Really Happened
It is unlikely that the debate over Australia Day will ever really go away.
National
National
Inquest Into Death Of Pregnant Indigenous Mum Begins
Naomi Williams, 27 years old and six months pregnant, went to hospital for help early on New Year's Day in 2016.
Crime
Crime
The Phone App Aimed At Reducing Police Harassment
The Black Lives Matter-inspired campaign to turn attention on police.
Politics
Politics
What Does Tony Abbott's Special Envoy To Indigenous Affairs Role Even Mean?
It certainly looks like Abbott is "back in favour".
Politics
Politics
'Ignorant' And 'Offensive' Tony Abbott Offered Indigenous Envoy Role
Shadow Assistant Minister for Indigenous Affairs Pat Dodson has slammed the appointment.
National
National
Multicultural Australia, Where The Bloody Hell Are You?
"How come we're not included? What's wrong with our stories?" asked Darumbal man Trent White after Rockhampton's tourism ad "whitewashed" its Indigenous culture.
Politics
Politics
Call To Replace Queen's Birthday With An Indigenous Public Holiday
The day would acknowledge 60,000 years of indigenous history.