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Sydney Festival’s Blak Box showcases ‘oldest stories’ on earth

A theatre project encourages audiences to gain a deeper understanding of what it means to be Aboriginal.
Brooke Boney brings an Indigenous perspective on January 26 to breakfast TV
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Indigenous journalist Brooke Boney bombarded with abuse over January 26 stance

The Nine Network's new Today Show reporter spoke out about why she won't be celebrating Australia Day on January 26.
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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.
18 Jan 2019

'I'm not sorry': Aboriginal woman finds vile note left on her car

A motorist who hit an Aboriginal woman's car in Brisbane left a racist note saying: "Happy Australia Day. I'm not sorry as well".
#AlwaysWillBe

Aboriginal hip hop artists want to 'clear the air' around January 26 debate

B2M, Birdz and Tasman Keith with SkinnyFish Music unite to offer a gesture of goodwill on new release.
18 Jan 2019

Inglis to retire from NRL at end of 2020

South Sydney's Greg Inglis announces he will retire from the NRL at the end of the 2020 season.
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Indigenous leader doubts 'three in four' want to save date of Australia Day

A new survey from "a very conservative side of Australia", has been questioned by the head of the peak body representing Indigenous people.

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Opinion

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,...
16 Jan 2019 - 5:25pm

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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‘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.
SBS Life

'All the work I do is so my sons can have a roof over their heads'

The Weekend, the debut play by contemporary dancer Henrietta Baird examines female resilience and the choices women make when they’re betrayed by the ones they love.
16 Jan 2019 - 12:22pm

‘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.
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.
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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)
OPINION

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...
OPINION

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.
OPINION

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...
OPINION

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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Opinion

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...
NITV News

Sydney Festival’s Blak Box showcases ‘oldest stories’ on earth

A theatre project encourages audiences to gain a deeper understanding of what it means to be Aboriginal.
#AlwaysWillBe

Aboriginal hip hop artists want to 'clear the air' around January 26 debate

B2M, Birdz and Tasman Keith with SkinnyFish Music unite to offer a gesture of goodwill on new release.
#AlwaysWillBe

Indigenous journalist Brooke Boney bombarded with abuse over January 26 stance

The Nine Network's new Today Show reporter spoke out about why she won't be celebrating Australia Day on January 26.
SBS Life

'All the work I do is so my sons can have a roof over their heads'

The Weekend, the debut play by contemporary dancer Henrietta Baird examines female resilience and the choices women make when they’re betrayed by the ones they love.
In the Community

Deadly Indigenous people to watch in 2019

After making their mark in 2018, here are some of the mob that you should keep an eye on as they go into the new year continuing their success.
18 Jan 2019

Inglis to retire from NRL at end of 2020

South Sydney's Greg Inglis announces he will retire from the NRL at the end of the 2020 season.
NITV News

'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.
18 Jan 2019

'I'm not sorry': Aboriginal woman finds vile note left on her car

A motorist who hit an Aboriginal woman's car in Brisbane left a racist note saying: "Happy Australia Day. I'm not sorry as well".
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Council debates what to do with sculpture erected in Byron Bay

A conspicuous public artwork fails to find fans in the popular northern NSW tourist town.
18 Jan 2019 - 12:47pm

Aboriginal Health Television Network Launched

A new television network promoting Aboriginal health will broadcast in the waiting rooms of medical centres across the country.
#AlwaysWillBe

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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Tennis legend Andre Agassi on the Ash Barty bandwagon

Andre Agassi is right behind Ashleigh Barty after hosting the young star in Las Vegas for a week.
OPINION

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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Indigenous leader doubts 'three in four' want to save date of Australia Day

A new survey from "a very conservative side of Australia", has been questioned by the head of the peak body representing Indigenous people.
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