Halfway around the world,California is suing ExxonMobil,claiming the oil giant deliberately misled the public for decades about the limitations of plastic recycling.
A three-year,First Nations-led inquiry to create an “authoritative record” of colonisation and its impact in Queensland has begun. But its future is unclear.
The mother of five died in a Sydney jail in the grip of delusions while prison officers failed to notice her collapse,a court heard.
The King will drop the term “walkabout” from his October tour as Buckingham Palace seeks to avoid offending Indigenous communities.
Lucrative uranium mines are at the centre of a furore about where tens of millions of dollars in royalties have gone.
Blood lead levels in children under five are on the rise again despite decades of remediation efforts in a town built on one of Australia’s richest mines.
Atrocities during the Frontier Wars must be honestly acknowledged,a writer and a landowner have told the state’s truth-telling commission.
They’re majestic in flight,a big talker and a really fussy eater,which is part of the reason the red-tailed black cockatoo is endangered.
Age photographer Justin McManus joined the annual count of the red-tailed black cockatoo,an endangered bird that has enormous cultural significance
There are calls for the police minister to resign as a youth has taken his own life inside the Perth facility;the second ever to do so,with both tragedies occurring within the past year.
New hip-hop supergroup 3% are taking an urgent,raw and honest approach to topics such as land reparations and Indigenous deaths in custody.