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Traditional Owners in Bathurst are fighting to stop a planned go-kart track on top of a sacred women's site, with works set to begin on March 8.
Indigenous news media organisations scrambling after Facebook restricts Australians from sharing or viewing any national or international news.
As the Collingwood Football Club announces an anti-racism Expert Group, a key recommendation to include the voices of the African community appears to have been...
Footage shows Senior Constable Jeames Iain Murray slamming an 18-year-old Indigenous man's head into a wall and then picking him up and slinging him at a cell door.
Facebook has blocked Australian news content on its platform. Here is where you can access SBS content.
The site has been closed to climbers since March last year due to COVID-19 restrictions and could now permanently close.
A 25-million-year-old skink named Mike - an ancestor of today's bluetongue lizards - has been found in central South Australia.

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As the Collingwood Football Club announces an anti-racism Expert Group, a key recommendation to include the voices of the African community appears to have been...
Traditional Owners in Bathurst are fighting to stop a planned go-kart track on top of a sacred women's site, with works set to begin on March 8.
Indigenous news media organisations scrambling after Facebook restricts Australians from sharing or viewing any national or international news.
The Royal Society of Tasmania and the Tasmanian Museum and Art Gallery have apologised ahead of the return of 14,000-year-old artefacts to their original site.
The site has been closed to climbers since March last year due to COVID-19 restrictions and could now permanently close.
Facebook has blocked Australian news content on its platform. Here is where you can access SBS content.
A 25-million-year-old skink named Mike - an ancestor of today's bluetongue lizards - has been found in central South Australia.
Footage shows Senior Constable Jeames Iain Murray slamming an 18-year-old Indigenous man's head into a wall and then picking him up and slinging him at a cell door.
"Sit with us. We just want a seat at the table and have a cuppa tea and a biscuit and have a conversation about how we can better implement these recommendations."
The study published in the Journal of Zoology, found that only 53 per cent of dingoes have a ginger coat colour.
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