As the New South Wales government steers the transition of the energy system to renewable energy, this research examines what opportunities this presents for Aboriginal communities.

Local Decision Making is an initiative that aims to transform the way the New South Wales Government agencies engage with Aboriginal communities regarding service delivery. This report presents overarching preliminary findings and case studies that illustrate how communities are strengthening their leadership and governance around service delivery through regional governance bodies.

This paper discusses the administration of First Nations' cultural fishing rights in New South Wales and argues that the government's failure to uphold and protect the rights of Aboriginal fishers in NSW, as they do other non-Aboriginal people’s rights such as commercial and recreational fishers, is one of the clearest examples of racially discriminatory regulation...

In this paper, the author explores the challenges of implementing policy advice when moving from the global (in the form of the World Health Organization) to the local (Australian Indigenous communities). The paper also examines change in societal policies, compares experiences across societies, and tracks advances in knowledge of what works in different contexts.

In this paper, the authors outline their understanding of the new Rental Rebate Policy as it is described in Northern Territory government documents. They also discuss some potential adverse consequences that may arise from its implementation.