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‘It’s disgusting’: Community anger as former priest receives suspended sentence

The case is the first in Western Australia of a non- Aboriginal perpetrator being found guilty of sexual assaults against children taken from their parents.
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16 Jan 2019 - 5:18pm

Director of Barkandji native title body not invited to discussion about Darling water management

An emergency meeting was held in Canberra yesterday to discuss water management in the Murray Darling Basin in response to the deaths of millions of fish near...
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'Lack of leadership': Naarm council disappointed in PM's Australia Day proposal

Both the Yarra City Council and Darebin City Council have hit back at Prime Minister Scott Morrison's recent announcements about Australia Day.
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16 Jan 2019 - 11:46am

Booze ban outrages residents in WA Pilbara

Residents in northern Western Australia claim they're being unfairly punished by a ban on the Sunday sale of alcohol designed to tackle problem drinking in the...
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Fines should be income based, says FreeThePeople campaign coordinator

The campaign helping people avoid imprisonment for unpaid fines continues its success, with one campaign coordinator saying fines should be income assessed.
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Treaty process shared with Indigenous prisoners in VIC

Victoria's treaty process is going inside the state's prisons to provide information and hear feedback from Indigenous inmates.
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'Good news story': Kakadu wins as PM and Opposition splash cash

Kakadu National Park is the big winner with Prime Minister Scott Morrison and Opposition Leader Bill Shorten visiting with big funding promises.

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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.
11 Jan 2019 - 4:05pm

'Keeping women out of prison': campaign surges past the $230,000 mark

A young mum of three and domestic violence victim living in fear of being arrested over unpaid fines has had her warrant paid out, with many other women in a...
10 Jan 2019 - 11:27am

EXCLUSIVE: ‘Why my kid?’ Mother speaks out after viral photo of son’s abuse

The mother of a young Aboriginal boy injured after allegedly being dragged into a "cage" by shop workers says she will never return to the store.
11 Jan 2019 - 12:50pm

Man charged over incident in Perth supermarket

A Perth man has been charged over manhandling a nine-year old Aboriginal boy and locking him in a supermarket store-room.
14 Jan 2019 - 5:21pm

Ceremony acknowledges tragic history of WA 'lock hospitals'

A ceremony in Carnarvon, Western Australia formally acknowledges the old people taken to two 'death islands' in the early 20th century.
11 Jan 2019 - 4:19pm

Fight to fast-track redress payment as survivor receives terminal diagnosis

Three weeks ago, Stolen Generations survivor Glen Atkinson was diagnosed with a terminal illness, and now he and his family are fighting for reparations before he...
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Human rights lawyers report gives Australia an 'F-minus' for Indigenous rights

The report calls on Canberra to "stop ignoring" the many human rights violations experienced by Aboriginal people on a daily basis.
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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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I was classified "coloured" in South Africa. It was confronting, but I was okay with it.

OPINION: A visit to South Africa's Apartheid Museum teaches an Aboriginal woman the value of ugly truths.
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Money is power: If mob spend wisely we can disrupt corporatocracy

OPINION: Changing the way we spend can reduce the amount of money that gets distributed as end-of-year profits for big corporates.
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Will Country ever be safe from the NT Government?

OPINION: On multiple occasions, the NT Government have dismissed the Traditional Owners advice and opinions.
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I was struggling with my Aboriginality, so I joined my family's fishing business

OPINION | How my family's fishing legacy helped me understand my identity as a light-skinned Aboriginal man in the 21st Century, writes Grant Saunders.
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Director of Barkandji native title body not invited to discussion about Darling water management

An emergency meeting was held in Canberra yesterday to discuss water management in the Murray Darling Basin in response to the deaths of millions of fish near...
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7 productive things you can do instead of having a sook that you're not allowed to climb Uluru

There's heaps of stuff to do that's a little more wholesome and a little less culturally disrespectful.
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New time slot for NITV's news and current affairs program The Point

The Point will kick off from Wednesday 23 January with an in-depth look at the #changethedate campaign.
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Treaty process shared with Indigenous prisoners in VIC

Victoria's treaty process is going inside the state's prisons to provide information and hear feedback from Indigenous inmates.
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‘It’s disgusting’: Community anger as former priest receives suspended sentence

The case is the first in Western Australia of a non- Aboriginal perpetrator being found guilty of sexual assaults against children taken from their parents.
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16 Jan 2019 - 11:46am

Booze ban outrages residents in WA Pilbara

Residents in northern Western Australia claim they're being unfairly punished by a ban on the Sunday sale of alcohol designed to tackle problem drinking in the...
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#AlwaysWillBe: films celebrating strength and survival on NITV

In the lead up to 26 January, NITV is playing the best Indigenous films and television series including Sweet Country, which will have its television premiere.
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'Lack of leadership': Naarm council disappointed in PM's Australia Day proposal

Both the Yarra City Council and Darebin City Council have hit back at Prime Minister Scott Morrison's recent announcements about Australia Day.
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Fines should be income based, says FreeThePeople campaign coordinator

The campaign helping people avoid imprisonment for unpaid fines continues its success, with one campaign coordinator saying fines should be income assessed.
NITV News

'Good news story': Kakadu wins as PM and Opposition splash cash

Kakadu National Park is the big winner with Prime Minister Scott Morrison and Opposition Leader Bill Shorten visiting with big funding promises.
NITV News

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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Barty eases into Australian Open second round

Ashleigh Barty has made a flying start to her Australian Open, defeating Thailand's Luksika Kumkhum in straight sets.
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Ceremony acknowledges tragic history of WA 'lock hospitals'

A ceremony in Carnarvon, Western Australia formally acknowledges the old people taken to two 'death islands' in the early 20th century.
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OPINION: Invasion Day, Survival Day, or Day of Mourning? All of the above

COMMENT: Every year on the 26th of January I wonder a bit about how I am going to refer to the day, Invasion Day, Survival Day or Day of Mourning? Over the years...
14 Jan 2019 - 10:56am

National Rugby League star avoids DUI conviction

National Rugby League star avoids conviction for driving under the influence, placed on good behaviour bond.
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