First Nations – Page 8

The case for free phone calls in prison

Imagine not being able to afford a single phone call to your family. That's the reality for people in Australian prisons. Monique Hurley and Sarah Schwartz explain why phone calls in prison should be free.

M By Monique Hurley and Sarah Schwartz

Abuse thrives behind youth prison walls

By Monique Hurley

Yoorrook truths light the path ahead

Tyberius Larking on Karst as a Metaphor for Solidarity

Family Violence and Homelessness in Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Communities

This article is part of our December theme, which focuses on one of the least appreciated but most fundamental aspects of well-being: housing. Read our Editorial for more on this theme. This month’s theme – homelessness – is one that affects all communities. One of the most common causes of homelessness in Australia is domestic and […]

By Loren Days

Work and the Basic Cards in the Northern Territory

The launch of Twiggy Forrest Generation One last year has sparked much media noise around Indigenous Employment. Aspirational targets were set, stats produced, ministers brought out, and questions were asked in estimate committees. The wheels were well and truly set in motion. And whilst all this attention is more than welcome, there remain large areas […]