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'Terrible injustice' if Aboriginal man Daniel Love is deported to PNG, lawyers say

Daniel Love, an Aboriginal father-of-five who was born in PNG, is in immigration detention facing deportation after the cancellation of his permanent residency...
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Muriel Craig fears the Bowraville families will never see justice

Muriel Craig lost her 16-year-old daughter 28 years ago and after last week's court decision she fears her family will never see justice.
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'We need an Abbott-proof fence': Dodson calls envoy role absurd

Labor Senator Patrick Dodson has called out the 'absurdity' of appointing Tony Abbott as the special envoy for Indigenous affairs .
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Statewide gathering to discuss treaty representative model

The proposed model for the treaty representative body will be discussed at next week's gathering, but there's already disagreement over its design.
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'They might poison it': New campaign to stop fracking in NT

Origin Energy faces a grassroots campaign encouraging its consumers and shareholders to voice their opposition to 'fracking' in the Northern Territory.
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Kokatha Elder says government should 'change its mind' on nuclear treaty

Kokatha Elder Sue Coleman-Haseldine joined the ICAN peace ride group in Canberra to urge the federal government to sign United Nations nuclear weapons ban treaty.
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'Long overdue': Indigenous disability peak body backs calls for royal commission

The national peak body representing Indigenous Australians with a disability says the sector needs its own independent inquiry to investigate abuse and neglect

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Australia's first Torres Strait Islander parliamentarian Cynthia Lui wants to reassure disenchanted voters some politicians are genuinely determined to make a...
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Inmates traumatised after Aboriginal man dies in NSW jail

ANALYSIS: The death in custody of Nathan Reynolds this month is being investigated, but fellow inmates claim prison staff did not treat the incident as a medical...
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Ms Dhu's family opens up about the aftermath of her death

Four years after Ms Dhu's death in custody, Nanna Carol Roe speaks to The Point about the traumatic aftermath of her granddaughter's death.
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'That's deadly!': Aboriginal women centre stage at Bush Bands Bash

The largest all-female band in Bush Bands Bash's history took the main stage in Alice Springs on the weekend.
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Aboriginal group files race discrimination complaint against Sunrise

They say Channel Seven 'must be held responsible' for offensive comments about removing Aboriginal children from their families and the Stolen Generations.
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‘National tragedy’: 35 groups demand action on Indigenous incarceration

Indigenous leaders, communities and academics are pleading with the federal government to act on the high rates of Indigenous incarceration.
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'Repulsive racism': Football players dress in blackface for Mad Monday

The three amateur football players have been criticised for dressing up as Serena and Venus Williams and Aliir Aliir for 'Mad Monday' by wearing blackface.
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How an attack on the Colebrook Reconciliation Park has strengthened its message

OPINION: Vandals who stole plaques from the Stolen Generations memorial have the community coming together in the name of truth-telling, writes Karen Wyld.
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All acknowledgement and no action for Indigenous people

The status of Aboriginal Australians doesn’t differ from that of the Berbers who have been given no such Acknowledgement, writes Berber woman Massilia Aili.
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Why Senator Fraser Anning's maiden speech is entirely expected

OPINION: The words spoken by Senator Fraser Anning in parliament during his maiden speech are deplorable, racist, white supremacist rubbish but let’s not feign...
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'Dear Trevor Noah': an open letter from an Aboriginal woman

Writer and academic, Summer May Finlay responds to Trevor Noah's comedy routine about Aboriginal women.
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OPINION: Enter the ugly underbelly of Native Title

OPINION: Who is Native Title helping in this current application of the law? writes Jack Wilkie-Jans.
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OPINION: The Government sets the goal posts, only to move them when Indigenous people score

OPINION: Throughout history, the Australian Government changes the game when Indigenous people are winning, writes Natalie Cromb.
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Muriel Craig fears the Bowraville families will never see justice

Muriel Craig lost her 16-year-old daughter 28 years ago and after last week's court decision she fears her family will never see justice.
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Future of remote Indigenous housing strategy uncertain

The future of a national partnership on remote Indigenous housing is close to collapse after Nigel Scullion called out state counterparts for failing to commit to...
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Greens urge PM to act on Aboriginal deaths in custody after boys die in WA

The Greens have reinforced calls for the government to urgently act on the high rates of Aboriginal deaths in custody after two young boys died in police presence...
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'They might poison it': New campaign to stop fracking in NT

Origin Energy faces a grassroots campaign encouraging its consumers and shareholders to voice their opposition to 'fracking' in the Northern Territory.
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Statewide gathering to discuss treaty representative model

The proposed model for the treaty representative body will be discussed at next week's gathering, but there's already disagreement over its design.
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'We need an Abbott-proof fence': Dodson calls envoy role absurd

Labor Senator Patrick Dodson has called out the 'absurdity' of appointing Tony Abbott as the special envoy for Indigenous affairs .
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'Terrible injustice' if Aboriginal man Daniel Love is deported to PNG, lawyers say

Daniel Love, an Aboriginal father-of-five who was born in PNG, is in immigration detention facing deportation after the cancellation of his permanent residency...
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Kokatha Elder says government should 'change its mind' on nuclear treaty

Kokatha Elder Sue Coleman-Haseldine joined the ICAN peace ride group in Canberra to urge the federal government to sign United Nations nuclear weapons ban treaty.
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A look at seven Indigenous footballers in the AFL’s preliminary finals this weekend.
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Sandy Greenwood explores intergenerational trauma and family ties in debut one-woman show

Actor and playwright, Sandy Greenwood tells the story of four generations of Gumbaynggir women in her powerful one-woman show, 'Matriarch'.
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'That's deadly!': Aboriginal women centre stage at Bush Bands Bash

The largest all-female band in Bush Bands Bash's history took the main stage in Alice Springs on the weekend.
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'We’re still going to fight': New chapter in bid for Bowraville retrial

New South Wales has launched fresh legal efforts have a man face a retrial over the unsolved murders.
The Point

Ms Dhu's family opens up about the aftermath of her death

Four years after Ms Dhu's death in custody, Nanna Carol Roe speaks to The Point about the traumatic aftermath of her granddaughter's death.
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Cynthia Lui vows to bring back politics 'from the heart'

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'Long overdue': Indigenous disability peak body backs calls for royal commission

The national peak body representing Indigenous Australians with a disability says the sector needs its own independent inquiry to investigate abuse and neglect
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