The Journal
Thirty years ago the Royal Commission into Aboriginal Deaths in Custody handed down its final report. Now is the time both to reflect...
Kylie Pascoe, the Producer at Ruby Red films recently reached out to us to let us know about a film that we wanted to share it with you...
Chances are, even if you were born here, you will have many friends who were not, or others whose parents came to Australia as...
The Close the Gap campaign began in 2006 after Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Social Justice Commissioner Tom Calma...
International Women’s Day was born from a place of injustice in 1911 where over a million people took to the streets to rally...
On 13 February 2008, Prime Minister Kevin Rudd stood before the house of representatives and the rest of the country, and publicly apologised...
The newly announced 2021 Naidoc theme is a timely and powerful one - Heal Country! The theme invites all Australians...
In the lead up to January 26th, many First Nations people are speaking loud and clear about their thoughts and feelings...
Calling all lovely ladies! We are looking for a fresh face to join the diverse Life Apparel look! Think you've got what we're looking for?
Bring some culture and colour into your life this holiday season with over $650 worth of Life Apparel gear!And, as it’s the season for sharing...
Naidoc week is here and we have been loving seeing so many of you across Australia spreading colour and culture in your Life Apparel gear!
This year has been anything but conventional, but after many months of waiting patiently, the time to celebrate has finally arrived! Happy Naidoc Week everyone!
On 28 September 1983, John Pat, a 16 year old Aboriginal boy died of head injuries alleged to have been caused in an altercation between Aboriginal people and Police in Roebourne...
The federal government has just announced its plan to invest the greater part of its Covid-19 recovery budget in fossil fuels, at a time when...
It is more important than ever to check in with family and friends this year. Lifting the mental burden can start with a simple question: Are you okay? This can seem like a very simplistic question, particularly in the midst of a pandemic.