Grata is deeply concerned by documented scenes of police violence against protesters in Sydney on Monday. 

Joint release with Grata Fund and Australian Lawyers for Remote Aboriginal Rights (ALRAR)

Grata Fund condemns the targeted act of violence against First Nations People and their allies peacefully protesting in Boorloo (Perth).  We stand alongside First Nations People in Boorloo, and across the country, many of...

Today, we pay our respects to First Nations communities across the continent that are mourning today.  We honour the resistance of First Nations communities that has been ongoing since invasion.  Today is not a...

Premier Minns has announced plans to rush laws through parliament in an extraordinary sitting that would outlaw mass protests and drastically remove impartial judicial oversight, forcing a divisive political conversation while communities are raw...

Across the country, our hearts are shattered. We share love and care with everyone experiencing the shock, grief and fear caused by the anti-Semitic terrorist attack at Chanukha celebrations in Bondi on Sunday 14...

This morning, four First Nations remote renters won their case unanimously in the High Court, successfully invalidating the Northern Territory Government’s widely-criticised ‘Remote Rent Framework’. The NT Government had hiked rents by up to...

Torres Strait community leaders, Uncle Pabai Pabai and Uncle Paul Kabai, will today file an appeal in the Full Federal Court for their landmark duty of care negligence case, Pabai Pabai & Anor v...

Today the Albanese government announced formal approval of the extension of the Woodside North West Gas Shelf project to 2070, the centrepiece of the most polluting fossil fuel project in the southern hemisphere.

Impacts of human induced climate change laid bare in Federal Court judgement in Uncle Paul and Uncle Pabai landmark Australian Climate Case today.

The decision on this landmark case will be handed down at the Federal Court sitting in CAIRNS, TUESDAY 15 JULY.

JOINT RELEASE: The spotlight is on how the NT government will respond to the cost of living crisis following today’s NT Court of Appeal decision that upheld the Government’s controversial ‘remote rent framework’, which...

In August this year, the Federal Court affirmed Ms Roxanne Tickle’s right to be treated with dignity and respect, finding that Giggle for Girls women’s app and its owner Ms Sally Grover indirectly discriminated...

Ms Jacobs, a First Nations public housing tenant living in the remote Pilbara town of Wakathuni will have her test case against the WA Housing Authority heard today, in what could set a state-wide...

As the key architect of new costs protection, Grata Fund celebrates major reforms for victims of discrimination which passed the Senate today.

Today, the Federal Court has affirmed Ms Roxanne Tickle’s right to be treated with dignity and respect, finding that Giggle for Girls women’s app and its owner Ms Sally Grover indirectly discriminated against her...

The legal fight over a loophole used by governments to avoid Freedom of Information (FOI) requests and shroud public documents in secrecy is back in court for an appeal hearing on Friday 16 August....

A historic test case determining the amount of compensation owed for distress caused by the Northern Territory Government’s neglect of remote rental housing will be heard in the NT Court of Appeal this Thursday,...