Reconciliation

During this term of parliament, the prime minister must show bravery and deliver meaningful change in Indigenous affairs, not culture war flashpoints.

A wave of decisions to exclude First Nations Australians at the local government level has left many Indigenous communities feeling marginalised.

Lack of policy for Tasmanian Aboriginal issues.

Australia's only national survey tracking reconciliation has released new data showing an almost 40 per cent increase in racism during the past decade. 

More than 600 people gathered for the annual reconciliation school walk in Warilla to mark National Reconciliation Week, bringing to life this year’s theme: ‘Bridging Now to Next’.

Twenty-five years ago hundreds of thousands walked for reconciliation. This community is keeping their spirit alive.

Decades after Aboriginal families were forcibly relocated from their homes on the banks of the Murray River at Robinvale, the community is working to reclaim the site through an annual cultural event. 

Prominent Indigenous Australians are hopeful the federal government will progress a national truth telling process, despite PM Anthony Albanese backing down from the commitment to create a national commission. 

James Webb has been performing traditional Aboriginal dance for over three decades, but it has always been about more than just the show for his Wadumbah dance group.

More than 60 years ago, Kath Ryan was pulled screaming from her family in WA's Gascoyne region. Since then she's overcome adversity, reconnected with her mother and become a proud grandparent.

Sue Roman was one of hundreds of children taken from the notorious Darwin mission Retta Dixon and sent across the country to work as a servant. 

Stolen Generations Survivor Angelique Wittwer calls for all states to implement redress schemes this National Sorry Day.

"Reconciliation is everyone’s business, every day of the year. But this week in particular is a chance for all Australians to get involved," says CEO of Reconciliation Australia Karen Mundine.

A regional town in New South Wales is making history with a "momentous" partnership that embeds Closing the Gap targets into local government processes for the first time.

The remains of six Indigenous people are being returned to the Woppaburra, Warrgamay, Wuthathi, and Yadhighana communities in Queensland, while another 30 sets of remains are under the Australian government's stewardship while their traditional custodians are identified. 

The dream of an Italian fisherman to pay tribute to the women of the South Australian town of Southend has come true with a mosaic monument recognising their role in the town's history.

After a seven-year process, the CLP NT government has confirmed it will scrap plans for a treaty with Aboriginal people.

Liberal leader Peter Dutton will not stand beside the Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander flags at press conferences if he becomes prime minister. Some Indigenous leaders say it is a level of "pettiness" they never expected.

More than a year after one of Australia's more controversial referendums, "where to from here?" is a question many continue to ask. But there are hopes truth-telling will help to heal deep wounds in Western Australia.

The senator said she felt she had no other way to convey her message after not being granted an audience with the king.