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Aboriginal teenager ‘traumatised’ after assault by Victoria Police

The innocent teenager was thrown into a fence and handcuffed in a violent case of of mistaken identity.
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Hundreds of 'distraught' Indigenous tenants face mass eviction in QLD

More than a hundred Indigenous tenants could be left homeless after being told to vacate their Toowoomba homes.
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Member of Stolen Generation to contest Tony Abbott's seat of Warringah

Proud Woolwonga and Gurindji woman, Susan Moylan-Coombs has launched her campaign to take on Tony Abbott for the seat of Warringah in the next Federal election.
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Australia sinks $6.7 million into replica Endeavour circumnavigation

The 250th anniversary of Captain James Cook's first voyage to Australia and the Pacific will be marked by a series of events and a retracing of the route.
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'Engage with us': Aboriginal elder's plea to media ahead of January 26

Media is only interested in Indigenous protests if they're "burning down buildings", says a veteran Aboriginal activist.
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“It's profit before people”: Indigenous groups back calls for MD Basin inquiry following mass fish deaths

Indigenous groups along the Murray Darling are backing calls for a royal commission and urging for a change in water policy.
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Lamb advert imagines Australia Day on ‘a date we can all agree on’

The campaign draws on the “good humoured rivalry” between Australia and New Zealand.

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The woman tackling workplace ignorance about Indigenous Australians

Djiribul woman Shelley Reys has spent her career trying to bridge the gap between Indigenous and non-Indigenous Australians.
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'I play electrified': Frank Yamma likes to rock out in Alice Springs

Pitjantjatjara musician, Frank Yamma has had a long career earmarked with some rough living.
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Indigenous kids in 'Bush to Beach' program make a splash in Sydney

They’ve travelled 800 kilometres from home, and for some of them, it’s the first time they’ve seen the ocean.
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'Compelling case': Death of Aboriginal teenager Mark Haines referred to coroner

The cold case death still remains unresolved more than three decades after 17-year-old was found dead.
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'The truth will set you free': DRMNGNOW on music, responsibility and Jan 26

Neil Morris, or DRMNGNOW, is a Yorta-Yorta man and musician with a purpose. Speaking to NITV on the launch of his single ANCESTORS, he talks music, responsibility...
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‘I want to change my people’: Yothu Yindi support Australia Day on January 26

One of the band’s founders said he does not support protests on the national holiday or changing the date.
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Indigenous youth suicide at crisis point

Experts say more needs to be done after five Aboriginal youth suicides and a sixth in hospital after a suspected suicide attempt in first weeks of the new year.
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Are we starting to see a shift in mainstream media? While sceptical, I’m positive.

OPINION: New Today host Brooke Boney cannot address every issue affecting our communities, but this week, she has shown she will not shy away from them went prompted,...
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Federation would be our Australia Day, except nobody wants to have a two-in-one public holiday

OPINION: In reality, 26 January never marked the commencement of “Australia”; it marked the commencement of British settlement on the continent.
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10 things you should know about January 26

As the highly political 26 January approaches, we reflect some of the important historical moments (beyond the First Fleet)
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Change the Date, but more importantly, change the decision on Uluru Statement

OPINION: Some may see Australia Day as a celebration of modern Australia, but at the heart of this modern country is the continued failure to hear Indigenous...
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There is no such thing as an 'Australian society'

OPINION: Australia's social fabric has become homogenised, but only so much as it kept those of non-Anglo decent at the fringes, writes Jack Wilkie-Jans.
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Western Civilisation degree arrives at UOW amidst lean investment in Indigenous Studies

OPINION: The Ramsey Centre's Western Civilisation degree has found a home at the University of Wollongong and is viewed by some critics as a rejection of...
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Beware this Black man in a tailored suit

OPINION: In order to gain entry into the boys’ club, this Black man’s suit comes at the expense of his people.
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Aboriginal teenager ‘traumatised’ after assault by Victoria Police

The innocent teenager was thrown into a fence and handcuffed in a violent case of of mistaken identity.
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#MyAustralia

The woman tackling workplace ignorance about Indigenous Australians

Djiribul woman Shelley Reys has spent her career trying to bridge the gap between Indigenous and non-Indigenous Australians.
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Teach A Man To Fish

Concerned that he has been away from his home country of Taree for over twenty years, a son decides to quit everything to go fishing with his father and salvage a...
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The Chant Of Jimmie Blacksmith

This controversial film, one of Quentin Tarantino's personal favourites, tells the story of a part Aboriginal man taken in as a child by a white Minister and his...
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Hundreds of 'distraught' Indigenous tenants face mass eviction in QLD

More than a hundred Indigenous tenants could be left homeless after being told to vacate their Toowoomba homes.
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Australia sinks $6.7 million into replica Endeavour circumnavigation

The 250th anniversary of Captain James Cook's first voyage to Australia and the Pacific will be marked by a series of events and a retracing of the route.
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Member of Stolen Generation to contest Tony Abbott's seat of Warringah

Proud Woolwonga and Gurindji woman, Susan Moylan-Coombs has launched her campaign to take on Tony Abbott for the seat of Warringah in the next Federal election.
#AlwaysWillBe

'The truth will set you free': DRMNGNOW on music, responsibility and Jan 26

Neil Morris, or DRMNGNOW, is a Yorta-Yorta man and musician with a purpose. Speaking to NITV on the launch of his single ANCESTORS, he talks music, responsibility...
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“It's profit before people”: Indigenous groups back calls for MD Basin inquiry following mass fish deaths

Indigenous groups along the Murray Darling are backing calls for a royal commission and urging for a change in water policy.
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Cashless card outage affects hundreds across the nation

An investigation is ongoing into the outrage from last week, which affected hundreds in two states.
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Shopkeeper attacked after detaining Aboriginal boy for alleged shoplifting

Security-camera footage shows the man was outnumbered six-to-one and punched in the head.
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'Engage with us': Aboriginal elder's plea to media ahead of January 26

Media is only interested in Indigenous protests if they're "burning down buildings", says a veteran Aboriginal activist.
In The Community

'I play electrified': Frank Yamma likes to rock out in Alice Springs

Pitjantjatjara musician, Frank Yamma has had a long career earmarked with some rough living.
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The state of Australia's Indigenous languages – and how we can help people speak them more often

ANALYSIS: From over 300 Aboriginal languages to now only around 160, what needs to happen to make sure these languages aren't lost forever?
21 Jan 2019

Aiia Maasarwe murder accused Codey Herrmann returns to court

A 20-year-old man accused of murdering international student Aiia Maasarwe in Melbourne has returned to court.
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