A Facebook group with a growing membership of over 400 people has generated debate about issues of racism and anti social behaviour in Alice Springs. The group called "Alice Springs residents who have had ENOUGH!!" was set up by Alice Springs local, Jasen Moran. ...

In his latest TV show, John Safran sniffs underwear, donates sperm and "blacks up". Then he takes it one step further......

The push to force roadhouses around Central Australia to sell Opal fuel...

American lawn sales are known as the creme de la creme of outback bargain hunting....

In 1955 Leo Corbett teamed up with Victorian sculptor William Ricketts to create the Pitchi Richi sculpture sanctuary. The sculptures reach out of the ground like red termite mounds, surrounded by artefacts from the early missionary period when Central Australia was opened up by camel and ...

Professor Sylvester Gates, science adviser to U.S. President Barack Obama and a leading expert on string theory, is in Perth for a conference on racism and speaks to the ABC's David Weber...

Mining magnate Andrew Forrest is coordinating a new push to address Indigenous disadvantage, particularly in education and jobs training. He's drawn on his own background growing up in regional Western Australia with many Aboriginal friends to spearhead what's to be known as Generation One. ...

The Australian Indigenous Mentoring Experience has been helping young Aboriginal students complete their studies and to even contemplate going on to tertiary education. The program will work with Generation One to try and boost Aboriginal education and employment levels. This year it will ...

How a huge army of badly paid, badly housed, badly educated foreign students became Australia's third biggest export industry. According to former Liberal MP Bruce Baird shonky private colleges set up to exploit overseas students are no more than 'permanent residency factories'. The recently ...

Victoria's police commissioner concedes there are racial tensions between young African men and some police officers, but he says work's being done to change intolerant attitudes. A survey of African youth in Melbourne has found many feel unfairly hassled and discriminated against by police, ...