Sarah Collard

Clayton Chainsaw is a Garngi ranger in West Arnhem Land. Last Sunday morning, off the remote northern coast of Croker Island, he was working with

The discovery of four men follows a series of recent sightings of vessels and people along the Northern Territory coastline

Northern Territory domestic homicide rate seven times the national rate, with systemic failings contributing to deaths, coroner’s report finds

The pair bonded as teenagers after chance meeting at Salvation Army drop-in centre while they were sleeping rough on Adelaide’s streets

Their songs have been the soundtrack to countless marches for justice, family gatherings and community barbecues.

Like many towns and cities in Australia, almost everyone in Alice Springs has a story of someone they know or love being the victim of domestic violence.

Of 476 Indigenous women murdered between 1989 and 2023, 151 were in the territory. Advocates hope a rally in Alice Springs can be a catalyst for change

Nour Haydar speaks to Guardian Australia’s Indigenous affairs editor, Lorena Allam, and Indigenous affairs reporter, Sarah Collard, about the four women at the centre of an Northern Territory inquest into their deaths from domestic violence

Plucking the grass from a lomandra plant, Kodie Mason braids three strands of bright green flax. She breaks one off and splits it down the centre.

Much has been lost at ‘La Pa’, as locals call the point of first contact between First Nations people and British colonisers. But the Indigenous community here is proud of its resilience and cultural renewal