The AAPA is recognised as the country’s first national politically organised Aboriginal activist group.

NAIDOC Week is an opportunity to highlight the history, culture and achievements of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people.

NAIDOC Week is an opportunity to highlight the history, culture and achievements of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people. 

A true reflection of Australia’s history and the practices of First Nations people prior to European colonisation is slowly being uncovered by historians and researchers. 

Shannan Dodson says she hopes to broaden the wider community's understanding of First Nations issues. 

This year the Sydney Writers Festival played host to a panel discussion exploring the challenges of First Nations advocacy and creativity. 

Uncle Bob Morgan reflects on his contributions to Aboriginal education and sport, sharing insights on growing up in a challenging Aboriginal community, involvement in activism, establishment of Koori United in Rugby League, dedication to improving Indigenous education access, and the transformative work in promoting culturally affirming educational opportunities.

Katie Kiss discusses empowering Aboriginal women's voices, addressing online hostility towards young First Nations women, transitioning into her role as the Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Social Justice Commissioner, emphasizing the importance of staying connected to country and reflecting on family history, human rights advocacy, and national reconciliation, and advocating for positive change to address violence against First Nations women.

This past week saw the passing of historian, musician, filmmaker and writer, France Peters-Little. 

A team of researchers have made a finding they say has the potential to rewrite Australian history.