The announcement of the Yes vote in the marriage equality survey has given me hope that Australians are also ready for some change when it comes to giving...

The 1967 Referendum was a landmark achievement for Indigenous Australians. Following decades of Indigenous and non-Indigenous activism, over 90% of all Australians voted in favour of amending two sections...

The Victorian Aboriginal Community Controlled Health Organisation (VACCHO) hopes a new Aged Care Diversity Framework launched today will help overcome the barriers faced by Aboriginal people who are receiving,...

I’m really pleased to see that Justin Mohamed has been appointed the second Victorian Commissioner for Children and Young People, stepping into the big shoes that Andrew Jackomos has...

The Wungurilwil Gapgapduir: Aboriginal Children and Families Agreement has been embraced by the Victorian Aboriginal Children and Young People’s Alliance (VACYP Alliance) and the Victorian Aboriginal Community Controlled Heath Organisation...

The wellbeing of Victorian Aboriginal families has received a boost in the state’s Budget with investment in jobs, funding for maternal and child health, reducing family violence, and Treaty...

he NAIDOC Ball is one event on the NAIDOC calendar not to be missed. An exciting line up of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander entertainment. There are 2 levels of...

Indigenous Literacy Day is a national celebration of Indigenous culture, stories, language and literacy. Through activities on the day, we focus our attention on the disadvantages experienced in remote...

The State-wide Eye Health Committee has created a quarterly communique to share learnings and help address challenges faced in the Aboriginal eye health space. This is a collaborative document...