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Potential risk to sacred sites after Indigenous group hide payments from Adani

The mining giant may be required to reconfigure its plans for the Abbott Point Port, after revelations the Indigenous organisation which carried out cultural...
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Experts to tackle gap in access to kidney transplants

An expert panel will investigate and identify barriers faced by Indigenous people in need of kidney donations.
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Community members call for expulsion of uni students over racist party

Aboriginal community members say strong action is needed as Charles Sturt University confirms the party was organised by enrolled students.
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Victorian Treaty Bill passes through the Upper House

Following a debate that lasted several hours, the Advancing the Treaty Process with Aboriginal Victorians Bill 2018 has passed through the Upper House of...
The Point

Treaty ‘not just a one way ticket to Luna Park!’

Bidjigal Elder Vic Simms has called on the Prime Minister to start listening to Aboriginal people.
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Challenge to Indigenous women being held in solitary confinement in Canada

Canada's use of indefinite solitary confinement was found to disproportionately harm Indigenous women.
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Indigenous mayors make last-minute bid to secure remote housing funding for Queensland

A delegation of First Nations mayors from Queensland have met with Indigenous Affairs Minister Nigel Scullion in a last-ditch attempt to secure ongoing funding...
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Australian Soccer keen to further celebrate Indigenous athletes’ contributions

There’s been a strong contribution from Indigenous athletes to Australia’s national soccer teams and there’s an increasing focus to continue to strengthen the game.
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‘Sacred’ Djap Wurrung trees earmarked for removal get temporary reprieve following protests

Protesters have temporarily stopped work by VicRoads on the Western Highway near Ararat to save what are said to be ancient trees, sacred to the Djap Wurrung...
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Federal seat of Batman to be renamed after Indigenous rights leader William Cooper

The Australian Electoral Commission has 'unanimously agreed' to rename the federal seat of Batman in honour of Indigenous rights campaigner William Cooper.
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One child sexually abused each week in the Northern Territory

As shocking statistics on child abuse in the Northern Territory were heard in the state's parliamentary estimates; a meeting with the Prime Minister has brought...
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Katter 'serves notice' on parties over fake Aboriginal art

The Katter Australia Party leader stands alongside Indigenous mayors visiting Canberra and pledges to ramp-up the campaign against fake Aboriginal art.
The Point

Indigenous sisters fight international laws that treat domestic violence victims 'like garbage'

Fleeing domestic violence is rarely easy, but for those living outside their home country, it can be even harder — as Gubbi Gubbi and Wakka Wakka woman Rebecca...
The Point

EXCLUSIVE: Mother of sexually abused Tennant Creek toddler speaks out

The mother of the toddler who was sexually abused in Tennant Creek speaks out for the first time, exclusively to NITV's The Point.
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Why unaddressed sovereignty poses a challenge for state and territory treaties

OPINION: Academic Gaynor Macdonald writes of the challenge of negotiating treaties with Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people who are not yet recognised as...
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Meanjin debacle: erasing Aboriginal words in order to highlight white women's appropriation

OPINION: Writer, Karen Wyld explores exclusionary publishing and black reactions.
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Joe Williams: The Redfern Corroboree sparked lightning

Sportsman, motivational speaker and author, Joe Williams recounts the electric experiences of the #RedfernCorroboree18
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Making our mark in the seat of colonisation: Indigenous health leaders head to London

Ten Indigenous health leaders have just finished a journey of disrupting, collaborating and sharing their knowledge in London. So what does it mean to be an...
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Aurukun community moved to tears after watching feature documentary 'Wik Vs Queensland' for the first time

Descendants of Wik claimants and Aurukun Community have come together to watch a special screening of landmark feature documentary, Wik Vs Queensland.
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'Magic' or just hard work? Aboriginal football players, mainstream media and accepted racism

Are using terms such as "magic" and "freakish" to describe Indigenous AFL players minimising their hard earned skills?
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William Cooper: a Koorie's protest against the Nazis

ANALYSIS: A Yorta Yorta man lead a march to Melbourne's German Consulate to make a stand against the persecution of the Jewish people by the Nazi government.
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Experts to tackle gap in access to kidney transplants

An expert panel will investigate and identify barriers faced by Indigenous people in need of kidney donations.
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Challenge to Indigenous women being held in solitary confinement in Canada

Canada's use of indefinite solitary confinement was found to disproportionately harm Indigenous women.
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Community members call for expulsion of uni students over racist party

Aboriginal community members say strong action is needed as Charles Sturt University confirms the party was organised by enrolled students.
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Potential risk to sacred sites after Indigenous group hide payments from Adani

The mining giant may be required to reconfigure its plans for the Abbott Point Port, after revelations the Indigenous organisation which carried out cultural...
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University identifies students involved in KKK and blackface costume party

Charles Sturt University has identified students involved in a racist costume party at a pub in the NSW Riverina.
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Victorian Treaty Bill passes through the Upper House

Following a debate that lasted several hours, the Advancing the Treaty Process with Aboriginal Victorians Bill 2018 has passed through the Upper House of...
The Point

Treaty ‘not just a one way ticket to Luna Park!’

Bidjigal Elder Vic Simms has called on the Prime Minister to start listening to Aboriginal people.
World Cup

Australian Soccer keen to further celebrate Indigenous athletes’ contributions

There’s been a strong contribution from Indigenous athletes to Australia’s national soccer teams and there’s an increasing focus to continue to strengthen the game.
NITV News

Federal seat of Batman to be renamed after Indigenous rights leader William Cooper

The Australian Electoral Commission has 'unanimously agreed' to rename the federal seat of Batman in honour of Indigenous rights campaigner William Cooper.
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One child sexually abused each week in the Northern Territory

As shocking statistics on child abuse in the Northern Territory were heard in the state's parliamentary estimates; a meeting with the Prime Minister has brought...
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Indigenous mayors make last-minute bid to secure remote housing funding for Queensland

A delegation of First Nations mayors from Queensland have met with Indigenous Affairs Minister Nigel Scullion in a last-ditch attempt to secure ongoing funding...
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‘Sacred’ Djap Wurrung trees earmarked for removal get temporary reprieve following protests

Protesters have temporarily stopped work by VicRoads on the Western Highway near Ararat to save what are said to be ancient trees, sacred to the Djap Wurrung...
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Indigenous children are more than double the risk of dying before their fifth birthday, report finds

This year’s Australia's Health report reveals Indigenous Australians are more than twice as likely to die before age five than non-Indigenous Australians.
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Indigenous mayors in Canberra call for remote housing funding

More than 150 mayors from across Australia have called out the Turnbull government's failure to commit money for housing in remote Aboriginal and Torres Strait...
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Owen’s Opinions: Enjoy this weekend’s buffet of rugby league

State of Origin Game Two isn't the only must watch game this weekend, the Representative Round will draw a big crowd, says premiership-winning player and Over the...
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