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Fifty years of land rights are being marked in the red centre as the Central Land Council celebrates its past, present and future.

Native title holders in the Northern Territory are celebrating the announcement of the strongest form of possession over an outback station.

Matthew Palmer, who replaces well-known Aboriginal rights advocate Kunmanara Hoosan following his sudden death late last year, used his maiden address to advocate for an First Nations Voice to Parliament.

The Australian people will soon be asked to vote in a referendum to constitutionally recognise Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people through a First Nations Voice. Unfortunately, the political debate on this question has become mired in arguments over “detail” that are either ignorant or deceitful about the nature of…

Around 20,000 Aboriginal voters are thought to be missing from the NT electoral role, but with a referendum on an Indigenous Voice to Parliament on the horizon, there's a desperate push to see rates increase — and positive signs are already emerging.

More than 600,000 Australians are regularly forced to drink unsafe or poor quality water, according to the peak body for water suppliers and academics.

The Central Land Council says a fruit and vegetable project in the Northern Territory could get more than $300 million in free water over the next 30 years.

Report also finds employment benefits from Fortune Agribusiness’s Singleton station venture were ‘largely illusory’

When Hunter Murray drove 8,000km in his new electric car in a week, he did it to prove a point: The technology can work even for people living in the most remote parts of Australia