Dana Morse is a Political Reporter at the Australian Broadcasting Corporation (ABC). She specializes in Indigenous Affairs, Government and Politics, and has covered a range of topics including Elections, Public Policy, and Cultural Movements, reflecting her deep commitment to issues of Culture and Society. Dana is a Plangermaireener and Trawoolway woman from Tasmania, and her work has been featured prominently in various media outlets.
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By: Dana Morse
Almost $15 billion has been spent through the federal government's Indigenous Procurement Policy, but after a decade critics say it's failed to make a significant difference to Indigenous people and communities due to 'black cladding'. More Information
By: Dana Morse
A national inquiry into the racism towards Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people has held hearings across WA and the Northern Territory this week. Harrowing evidence has been given on the discrimination, hatred, and violence that Indigenous people face.
By: Stephanie Boltje, Dana Morse
Fri 17 Jul 2026 at 9:24pm Warning: this story contains offensive comments. Imagine standing in a crowd, enjoying a day out during the summer holidays and a bomb falls at your child's feet.
By: Indigenous Affairs, Dana Morse
Thu 30 Jul 2026 at 9:00pm The ceremonial grounds of Gulkula on the peninsula of north-east Arnhem Land are steeped in history and heartbreak, leadership and loss and, above all, hope for the future.
By: Dana Morse
Sun 2 Aug 2026 at 9:00pm In the tiny community of Baniyala in East Arnhem Land, I sat next to a 13-year-old boy on the porch of a donga that served as a community centre for the day.
By: Dana Morse, Brooke Fryer, Kirstie Wellauer, Alexandra Alvaro
Mon 3 Aug 2026 at 11:29am Activists from Melbourne's Camp Sovereignty say they have been deeply traumatised after a member of their group was assaulted at the Indigenous protest site.
Thu 6 Aug 2026 at 6:36am Former Olympic boxer Marissa Williamson Pohlman gave evidence at the racism inquiry on Thursday. ABC News: Patrick Stone
By: Tahnee Jash, Dana Morse
Two 12-year-old boys were riding their bikes in a mall in Mildura when they were allegedly struck by a man in a ute. ABC News: Wade Stephens
By: Dana Morse
Marissa Williamson Pohlman, the first Aboriginal woman to represent Australia in Olympic boxing, said she had frequently been on the receiving end of racist slurs during her sporting career.
By: Tahnee Jash, Dana Morse
Surrounded by the ocean, where eucalypt forest stretches from the sand to meet the sky, the Tiwi Islands are a living library for the young people who call it home.
