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Mary Simon, the first indigenous person to be named governor general of Canada, has fought tirelessly to preserve her people’s way of life, opposing...
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Thousands of Australians attended “Invasion Day” rallies across the country on Saturday calling for a rethink of national day celebrations they say are disrespectful...
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Australia is making some progress in improving health and education among its indigenous population, an annual report said Monday, but it is still missing...
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Tens of thousands of people marched across Australia Friday in an “Invasion Day” protest calling for a rethink of the national day they say...
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Aboriginal children are subjected to “shocking” treatment at youth detention centres in northern Australia, an investigation revealed Friday, after a video of violence against...
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Marking Australia Day is like celebrating the Holocaust, a Melbourne politician said as her council scrapped a holiday it deemed offensive to Aboriginal people,...
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A war of words over colonial-era statues in Australia took a further twist Tuesday with calls for the addition of plaques acknowledging the nation’s...
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Australian Prime Minister Malcolm Turnbull on Friday dismissed calls to change colonial-era monuments and the date of Australia Day as “Stalinist” exercises in rewriting...
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As night falls on a square in the village of Matai’an, young women cast critical eyes over a dancing circle of men in embroidered...