With Indigenous suicide rates steadily climbing, what is to be done?
When suicide becomes normal
Dodson sworn in as Senator
The Aboriginal leader swore his allegiance to Queen Elizabeth II.
Pat Dodson elected as Labor Senator
The Indigenous leader will replace retiring Senator Joe Bullock.
Rangers move on Heirisson campers
Rangers have evicted campers from Heirisson Island for the second day in a row.
Family granted access to Ms Dhu’s ‘tomb’
With the first half of 2015 almost gone, the clock is ticking on Premier Barnett’s announced mid-year inquest.
Blueprint to lower Aboriginal jail rate
Noongar community leaders reflect on aspects of Chief Justice’s plan.
Native title benefits a while off yet
Mountain of work to do until fruits of unanimous vote available to Noongar people.
Deadly Yorgas close the gap
Noongar women work to empower themselves and others in Kwinana.
Traditional food important in prisons
Kangaroo meat and fire pit required at Bandyup, inspector says.
What’s in a name?
Millennia-old Noongar place names give an insight into the story of Perth and the Southwest.
Land heals ‘walking wounded’
Former pro boxer offers fresh approach to WA’s Aboriginal incarceration crisis, in the state’s Great Southern.
Nyungar history alive in Bassendean
Ancient meeting place celebrated.
Perth braces for wet winter
A chilly Perth morning hints that the Nyungar season of Makuru is not too far away.
Life in a northern town
InkWire visits the remote Aboriginal community of Yiyili, 110km west of Halls Creek.
Burning questions
Prescribed burning regime comes under Noongar scrutiny.
Focus on Aboriginal affairs
Curtin photojournalism student documents important Women in Media symposium.
Legally invisible
Many Aboriginal people still don’t have birth certificates.