Systemic racism creates the architecture around which other forms of racism are enabled, supported and justified.

Last weekend, Yorta Yorta grandmother Tanya Day would have turned 57. As the inquest into her death in police custody continues, her family is pushing for justice and holding the Andrews government

Footage of the final conscious hours of Aboriginal woman Tanya Day has been released after her family told the Victorian coroners court that not releasing it would render her suffering – like the...

Victoria moves to decriminalise public drunkenness on the eve of a coronial inquest into the death of Aboriginal woman Tanya Day, who suffered head injuries in a police cell in 2017.

Today, the Coroner in the inquest into our mum’s death referred two police officers for criminal investigation. This isn’t the end of the road, but it is the beginning of justice for our mum. This is...

Exclusive: Guardian investigation of a decade of Indigenous deaths prompts calls for independent detention monitor

Inquest shown ‘distressing’ images of Wayne Morrison, who was left unresponsive after altercation at Adelaide’s Yatala prison

As the gruelling two-month inquest continues, the family of Aboriginal man Wayne Fella Morrison want someone to be held accountable for his death.

Seven guards face the possibility of criminal charges if they give evidence over the death of an Indigenous South Australian prisoner, an inquest has heard.

Prison guards and a nurse at the centre of a coronial investigation into an Aboriginal man's death in custody lose their Supreme Court bid to have the deputy coroner thrown off the inquest.

Wayne Fella Morrison died in custody on 26 th September, 2016 from reasons including spithood and restraint asphyxia (suffocation).

The problems facing First Australians don't end when Invasion Day protesters go home. Here we meet a campaigner making a difference all year round.

Global outrage over George Floyd's death has sparked fresh scrutiny of a longstanding grievance in Australia

In a searing and deeply personal story, Stan Grant gives voice to the frustration and hurt that has defined the life experience of so many Indigenous Australians and explores why George Floyd's death...

Wayne Fella Morrison – a father, a fisherman, an artist, our brother, our nephew, our son. His name bring… Latoya Rule needs your support for #JusticeforFella

Nathan Reynolds’ family are determined to be strong, get through their loss and hold authorities to account

Against the backdrop of the global Black Lives Matter movement and calls for urgent action to be taken over Aboriginal Deaths in custody in Australia with rallies taking place nation-wide, Karla...

Nathan Reynolds, a 36-year-old Aboriginal man from Rooty Hill, Western Sydney, died in custody in the Outer Metropolitan Multi-Purpose Correctional Centre, a minimum security prison in South Windsor,...

Australia has a mandatory legal review of every death in custody. But the system itself often prevents families from speaking out – a significant barrier to getting justice.

National Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Legal Services are calling on the Government to do everything in their power to prevent Indigenous deaths in custody due to COVID-19.

As lockdowns ease around Australia, concerns are being raised about a potential second wave of coronavirus that could quickly spread through prisons

NATSILS is calling on governments to release people from prison, starting with First Nations prisoners, who are among the most vulnerable, to stop the spread of COVID-19. NATSILS executive director...

The most at risk are people like my brother.  Aboriginal, chronically ill and incarcerated.