Judge urges radical rethink of NT's growing crime and prison problem
Presiding over the worst categories of offending in the NT Supreme Court, Judge Jenny Blokland is afforded a unique view of ...
Disease rates halved, kids in school: Inside the towns where a local pool has changed lives
Children were being hit with ear, nose and throat infections to the point some were going deaf. That all changed.
The outback bus trip giving remote residents access to food and healthcare
Andrew Shandley drives a 2,000km bus route to deliver one of the longest, bumpiest public transport routes in Australia.
Michael Murphy's departure puts second apology to NT Aboriginal people in doubt
Michael Murphy had planned to deliver a second apology to Aboriginal people in the remote Northern Territory. But after his ...
Native title gets a fresh lease of life, if only Dr Yunupingu had lived to see it
Dr Galarrwuy Yunupingu (1948-2023) of the Gumatj clan was determined to ensure that the ancient patrimony of his people was recognised and treated equally under Australian laws. In 2008, he wrote, ...
World Heritage Centre seeks ‘clarification’ over Mungo remains
The Willandra Lakes precinct in NSW’s far southwest was one of the first World Heritage areas to be proclaimed in Australia, ...
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Notes from the field: Tall tales
Telling the story of Australia’s bunya pines was a refreshing change for wildlife photographer and writer Esther Beaton.
What does the High Court native title decision mean for Aboriginal people nationwide?
The High Court has confirmed that native title is property and Gumatj traditional owners should be compensated. What does it mean nationally?
Dying Rose: Former detective Gary Jubelin says Lasonya Dutton inquest shines light on systemic police failings
Shocking evidence given after a mum’s body was found being eaten by dogs shows systemic issues remain rife when it comes to ...
Six years ago, this was ‘Australia’s worst school’. Here’s how it turned around
Teachers were being physically assaulted by students when A Current Affair aired its notorious story. Here’s what happened ...
These young Melburnians come from all walks of life. Here’s one challenge they have in common
The Age’s five trainee reporters interview a diverse group of Melburnians aged 19 to 29 about the cost of living, housing, ...