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This Indigenous academy will ensure the AFLW's future is bright

Becoming a professional footy player can be more than just a dream for young Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander girls and with the AFL-W in its third season...
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This is where the key players stand with their Indigenous policies ahead of NSW election

With the state election on Saturday, the major parties have now released their Aboriginal policies.
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What next after ‘most significant’ native title decision since Mabo

Governments around Australia are doing their sums after the High Court puts a dollar value on cutting Indigenous cultural connections to land.
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'Hatred is something that shouldn’t prevail': Wyatt joins condemnation of Fraser Anning

Indigenous Health Minister Ken Wyatt has joined other political leaders to condemn Queensland senator Fraser Anning for linking the Christchurch attacks to Muslim...
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'This isn't over': Djab Wurrung protectors increase presence as police stand down

The ongoing fight to save sacred trees along the Western Highway in Victoria has come to a head, with police blockading roads where machinery was expected to pass...
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Qantas denies exploiting Indigenous workers through traineeship program

The airline company has been accused of recruiting Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander trainees without the prospect of career advancement.

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Australia has no national hate crime database, but here’s how to build one

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A coroner's court has been told that Wiradjuri woman Naomi Williams was "let down" by Australia's healthcare system.
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'We need more water': Indigenous students skip school to join climate strike

Indigenous students rallied across the country today, protesting the government's inaction on climate change.
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Indigenous social housing residents vow to fight as homes sold from under them

Toowoomba properties auctioned to recover mortgage debt incurred in a deal now being investigated by ASIC.
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Pell was more culture warrior than cleric, more politician than priest

OPINION: A former Prime Minister's character reference for convicted paedophile, George Pell, provides a glimpse of Australia's own hypocrisy and arrogance.
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Urgent opposition to white supremacy is necessary, but have you over egged the celebration of Eggboy?

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A South Australian football club with an 'unbelievable' pedigree of talent

With the AFL season upon us, NITV takes a look at one of the club’s that has produced some of the game’s most influential Indigenous players.
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This Indigenous academy will ensure the AFLW's future is bright

Becoming a professional footy player can be more than just a dream for young Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander girls and with the AFL-W in its third season...
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This is where the key players stand with their Indigenous policies ahead of NSW election

With the state election on Saturday, the major parties have now released their Aboriginal policies.
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'Hatred is something that shouldn’t prevail': Wyatt joins condemnation of Fraser Anning

Indigenous Health Minister Ken Wyatt has joined other political leaders to condemn Queensland senator Fraser Anning for linking the Christchurch attacks to Muslim...
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What next after ‘most significant’ native title decision since Mabo

Governments around Australia are doing their sums after the High Court puts a dollar value on cutting Indigenous cultural connections to land.
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Australia has no national hate crime database, but here’s how to build one

Various databases tracking hate crimes exist in Australia, but they are not yet cross-referenced to track such crimes or their perpetrators across the country.
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'This isn't over': Djab Wurrung protectors increase presence as police stand down

The ongoing fight to save sacred trees along the Western Highway in Victoria has come to a head, with police blockading roads where machinery was expected to pass...
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In the space of 40 hours last week four young Indigenous Queenslanders took their own lives, prompting renewed calls for a new national action plan.
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Qantas denies exploiting Indigenous workers through traineeship program

The airline company has been accused of recruiting Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander trainees without the prospect of career advancement.
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Why more Indigenous women are putting their hand up for politics

Six years ago, there had never been an Aboriginal or Torres Strait Islander women in the federal parliament and despite current debate about a lack of female...
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Tiwi footy on biggest day of year

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Cyclone Trevor intensifies near Qld coast

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