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I write a diary on every war night in Gaza. I share human details about my life like other Gazans living under war. Here is the latest: #Day 4 Today in Gaza, I no longer believe we will get out of this alive aje.io/ci2z39 via Al Jazeera English

Finalists for Coverage of Indigenous Affairs are: Ben Abbatangelo, Anthony Hawwa, Andy Marriott, Casey Vigushin, Channel 10, The Project. #walkleys

Finalists for Digital Media: Innovation Journalism, supported by News Corp Australia, are: ABC News Video Lab, the Indigenous Affairs Team, ABC News Video Lab; ABCQueer, ABC Innovation Lab, ABC Digital Story Innovations Team, ABC News; The Offside Project Team, The Sydney Morning Herald, The Age. #walkleys

I witnessed the unprecedented airstrikes that caused this destruction. This neighborhood is 300 meters away from my house,

I’m heartbroken for mob all around the country and especially our kids.but I’m also heartbroken for our Palestinian brothers and sisters everywhere - from Gaza to the occupied territories to the diaspora. We have to keep raising our voices for a free Palestine!

Absolutely incredible coverage by two inspirational Aboriginal reporters. I am so honored to work alongside them. ❤️💛🖤

Next on Four Corners: The private security guards controlling the public. Monday 30 October 📱 ABC News 💻 ABC iview 📺 ABC TV Watch #4Corners on ABC iview: ab.co/3Midwgl

Security guards are patrolling this city's streets. Aboriginal people feel they’re being targeted. Read the story here: ab.co/49eCerR #4Corners

“They should be there to stop the violence, but they’re bringing the violence to blackfellas.” Vital reporting from Brooke Fryer, Elise Potaka and Jessica Longbottom on the rise of "private security patrols" in the NT. watch: youtube.com/watch?v=0H8Idc…

Last Stop Larrimah is trending on Netflix. But more than a year before it, we did the same story, except with an Aboriginal woman named Joanne Anderson. In our piece we show you the disparity when an Aboriginal woman goes missing. Go check it out! youtube.com/watch?v=My6DvV…

I left Gaza yesturday. My heart and my soul are still there with my patients. I remember their names and their wounds. I will fight until they receive the treatment they need and the justice they deserve. My heart is broken in ways I never knew was possible.

I am deeply concerned about the toxic mix of disease, hunger and lack of hygiene and sanitation that people in #Gaza are facing right now. Hunger weakens the body’s defenses and opens the door to disease. Gaza is already experiencing soaring rates of infectious disease

A man has been charged with murder over the disappearance of Aboriginal woman Ms Bernard in Coen. Please remember that Ms Bernard’s family have been fighting for justice for over a decade! They have searched and searched amp.abc.net.au/article/103406…

Ms Bernard: your family will never stop searching for you!! I hope this is a small step towards justice. You deserved so much more. We will keep fighting for you to return to your Kokoberra country, for your spirit to rest ❤️

Aboriginal women don’t just “vanish”, they don’t just go “missing”, this isn’t a “mystery”; they don’t disappear themselves!!!!

RIP Ms Bernard 💔💔💔 Aboriginal women don’t go missing. We must end the racial gendered violence that’s perpetrated every day in the colony against Aboriginal women and girls. Plz read Ms Bernards Family Statement

Congratulations to the 2024 Mid-Year finalists for Longform Feature or Special, supported by the Jibb Foundation, The Sydney Morning Herald and The Age: Lucas Baird, Financial Review; Brooke Fryer, ABC News Background Briefing; Laura Lavelle, ABC News.

Everyone - if you can please come and support Constance May Watcho's family outside the Brisbane Magistrate's Court this Thursday at 10 am as the coroner delivers her findings into her murder. Constance deserved so much more! We need to show up for Constance!

Constance May Watcho was deeply loved by her family - in the ten months before she was found, it was only her family who searched for her. They considered her a high risk disappearance, even as police failed to search for her. No one has ever been charged in relation to her death

NT domestic violence deaths surge, posing the question - why are some deaths ignored by the media while others get national attention?