News Law House receives blessing, support E&H Law is the Torres Strait community’s legal services provider and its office was opened on Thursday Island this week.
First nations Opportunity to reflect on Close the Gap It has been 17 years since the Close the Gap Statement of Intent was signed. Myles Waugh
First nations Healing process continues February 13 marks the seventeenth anniversary of the National Apology to the Stolen Generations. Myles Waugh
Perspectives Inquiry would help bridge divide The inquiry’s hearings to date have been positive and optimistic. There was nothing that suggested a desire of witnesses to allocate blame. Tony Woodyatt
First nations, News Making positive impact in the North Prisoners' Legal Service is conducting targeted visits to a Mareeba prison.
News Inaugural First Nations Forum under way The forum will bring together more than 80 key stakeholders from First Nations legal, community and support services as well as judges.
First nations Reflection on NAIDOC celebrations Uncle Terry Stedman, a Kamilaroi man and a respected Elder in Logan, is a figure synonymous with dedication, and tireless community service. Heather Ferris
First nations Time for voices to be heard Today's Mabo Day marks the conclusion of National Reconciliation Week events. Heather Ferris
First nations 16th anniversary of formal apology The national inquiry obtained testimony from 535 First Nations peoples and hundreds of letters and testimonies from other people. Heather Ferris
News UN human rights body backs indigenous group on native title The international experts have ruled Australia has violated the human rights of the Wunna Nyiyaparli people, from the Pilbara region.
News Women star in First Nations arena Meet this year's QLS Excellence in Law Award winners - Thelma Schwartz, Ceferina Villarin, Lorelei Billing Natalie Gauld
News Lawyer uses cultural knowledge in role Meet Mollie O'Connor, a proud Quandamooka woman who has joined Community Legal Centres Queensland.
News Justice Crowley blazes trail with humility In NAIDOC Week and as QLS celebrates its 150-year anniversary, we speak with the first Indigenous person to be appointed a judge of the Supreme Court in Queensland. Heather Ferris
News Our First Nations journey QLS highlights its First Nations journey during National Reconciliation Week 2023. Heather Ferris
Perspectives First Nations deaths in custody: Where to from here? National Justice Project solicitor Karina Hawtrey offers her view on the changes needed to further address this ongoing issue. Heather Ferris