Giovanni Torre

The WA government has released a Request for Tender on Tuesday seeking a suitable builder for the Perth Aboriginal Short Stay Accommodation.

First Nations leaders in Canada have urged "bold, decisive action" in the wake of the resignation of prime minister Justin Trudeau.

Proud First Nations woman Lauren Ganley is the new chair of Kakadu Tourism. On Tuesday the business announced that long-serving chair Rick Allert AO has retired after a decade in the position.

Fitzroy Crossing's remarkable Night Place, a centre for the Kimberley town's young people, has recorded more than 4,000 visits in just slightly over four months of operation.

A culturally and scientifically significant collection of coral specimens taken from the Torres Strait Islands well over a century ago has been returned to Queensland following its rediscovery within the Smithsonian's National Museum of Natural History in the United States.

The Western Australian government has released an expression of interest seeking service providers to deliver outreach support services for people experiencing homelessness in the Perth metropolitan area.

A new law came into effect in California this month mandating the inclusion of Native American history and perspectives in public education.

In an historic moment for the Northern Territory Primary Health Network, the organisation has appointed four new Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander directors to their Board, becoming a majority First Nations-led board.

Federal Opposition spokesperson for Indigenous affairs Jacinta Price and former prime minister Tony Abbott have thrown their weight behind Nyunggai Warren Mundine's bid for the prized Liberal federal seat of Bradfield.

A Canadian bill that would have ensured First Nations had clean water and wastewater services meeting the standards of those in the country's cities is at risk, with the current federal government facing potential collapse.