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Blockade Australia protesters charged under Perrottet government crackdown receive only minor penalties

Lawyer says result shows ‘the trouble with over-criminalising very simple activities’

The Guardian - AU

Nurses union, St John condemn 'abhorrent' assaults on Kalgoorlie health workers

After separate court cases this week, health officials say their staff are not "punching bags" for a public they are "devoting themselves to care for".

ABC News

Who can veto a Beetaloo Basin gas project? It's an issue vexing Indigenous people, pastoralists

The Northern Territory's Chief Minister Natasha Fyles says "Aboriginal territorians have the power to veto" a gas project. But is the matter really that straight forward?

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How did Jari Wise die? Here's the case behind the inquest that has been called by the Attorney-General

The death of Jari Wise on a Huonville road three years ago will finally be examined by a coroner after intervention by Tasmania's Attorney-General. So what happened the night he died?

ABC News

For Australia the question is not Charles or the coronation – but whether we at last become a republic

Australian republicans can say God save the king. He’s still our constitutional head of state (until we do something about that)

The Guardian - AU

‘People shook my hand’: the Indigenous man who spoke his mind at Liberal MP’s voice forum

Former NRL player Phil Dotti says he ‘spoke for the Aboriginal people’ when he walked on stage at a public discussion hosted by MP Jenny Ware in Sydney

The Guardian - AU

Indigenous leaders demand apology, reparations from King Charles

Letter on coronation eve urges monarch to acknowledge the ‘horrific’ legacy of British colonial rule.

Al Jazeera

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$Tamboran Resources welcomes Beetaloo Basin fracking approval, as Northern Territory locals raise concerns over groundwater use$

Tamboran Resources welcomes Beetaloo Basin fracking approval, as Northern Territory locals raise concerns over groundwater use

A US gas company with the biggest stake in the Beetaloo Basin has welcomed the approval of a full-scale fracking industry, while some locals say they are "devastated".

ABC News

'I caught the baby': Belmont celebrates 1000 bubs born at home

'It's an absolute privilege that you're invited into somebody's home.'

Newcastle Herald

NSW Premier Chris Minns’ job offer to Nationals mate sparks fury and division in Coalition

A Nationals MP has been accused of contemplating treachery against the Coalition as he considers a lucrative role in the NSW parliament.

The New Daily

Jacob Daniel Anthonisz corruption charges dropped by prosecutors in massive WA fraud investigation

The alleged accomplice of a corrupt WA public servant who defrauded taxpayers of around $22 million has all charges against him dropped, two months before Jacob Daniel Anthonisz was due to stand trial.

ABC News

Australia PM to give allegiance to king but wants president

Australian Prime Minister Anthony Albanese says he will declare his allegiance to King Charles III at the monarch’s coronation

The Independent UK

WA mum who murdered, burned kids sentenced to life

Margaret Hawke has been sentenced to life in prison, with a minimum non-parole period of 25 years, for murdering her three children and burning their bodies.

The New Daily

Republican leaders of Australia and NZ to pledge allegiance to king

The leaders of Australia and New Zealand will pledge their allegiance to King Charles at his coronation in London on Saturday even though both are life-long republicans who do not shy away from making their positions clear.

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Rabbitohs Latrell Mitchell, Cody Walker visit flood-affected Cabbage Tree Island school students

A chance encounter with some friendly police — and a couple of willing NRL stars — have brought dreams to life for flood-affected Indigenous children from Cabbage Tree Island on the NSW North Coast.

ABC News

Former Morwell MP Russell Northe pleads guilty to misconduct charges filed by IBAC

Former Victorian state MP Russell Northe pleads guilty to submitting false administrative expenditure returns for 2019 and 2020, alongside auditor certificates, after being charged by Victoria's corruption watchdog.

The Conversation

After decades of trying, how can we deliver more effective alcohol regulation in the NT?

The Northern Territory continues to report the highest levels of alcohol consumption and harm in Australia, despite decades of reform.

The Guardian - AU

Moira Deeming faces new challenge as Victorian Liberals push for vote to expel her from party

Peter Dutton tells state colleagues ‘I want this mess sorted out’ after MP threatened to sue

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Aboriginal legal service to create in-language radio amid lack of information on Voice to Parliament

An Indigenous legal service in WA is creating its own in-language radio explainers on the Voice to Parliament to share with remote communities, which it says are "the last lot to get information" from the government.

ABC News

Indigenous elder Garry Ryder survived the Stolen Generations and now wants Marribank Mission restored

Garry Ryder alleges he was abused while at Marribank Mission in Western Australia, but hopes the site will be restored as a reminder of Australia's dark past and so mistakes are not repeated.

The New Daily

Dutton weighs intervention for troubled Victorian Libs

The federal Liberal leader has not ruled out intervention after Victorian exiled MP Moira Deeming announced plans for legal action against the party.

ABC News

Indigenous art sector says sales have dropped after allegations of interference by white staff at Tjala Arts

Sales of Indigenous art nosedived immediately after footage surfaced of a non-Indigenous worker painting on an Aboriginal artist's canvas at a major art centre in SA's far north.

ABC News

African-Australian families detail allegations of bullying and racism at Melbourne school

More than a dozen African-Australian families who lodged a human rights commission complaint three years ago alleging racism and bullying by staff at a Melbourne school say the school involved is yet to properly acknowledge their experiences.

ABC News

As Margaret Hawke is sentenced, Port Hedland locals want mining profits spent on community aid

Margaret Hawke will learn of her punishment today for the murder of her three children, just hours after seeking support, in a tragedy prompting calls for more mining revenue to be channelled back into the Port Hedland community.

ABC News

Charles III will be highly engaged in affairs of Australia as King, Anthony Albanese says

The prime minister is putting aside his republican views to pledge allegiance to King Charles III to honour "the system of government we have", but believes the day will come when Australia stands on its own two feet.

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