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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.

The New Daily

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.

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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.

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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.

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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.

ABC News

Naomi Long defends Alliance after 'paperwork issue' forces election candidate to withdraw

The party faced criticism after a candidate who hoped to become NI's first refugee elected councillor was unable to stand for election

Belfast Live

Charlie Flannigan: the Aboriginal stockman who sketched 19th-century life from death row

During his 10 months in jail the jockey and drover drew 82 drawings of life on the outside, while controversy raged over his sentence

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Grattan on Friday: Albanese enjoys London limelight while Chalmers sweats in budget spotlight

The timing of history. How Anglophile and monarchist Tony Abbott would love to have been the prime minister attending the coronation. To say nothing of John Howard, a key figure in fending off an Australian republic in 1999.

The Conversation

Alleged Windang terrorist told police Nazi flags and tattoos not political, Supreme Court trial hears

A man standing trial accused of carrying out a terrorist act motivated by right-wing ideologies told police a Nazi flag hanging in his bedroom and his swastika tattoos were "nothing political", a NSW Supreme Court trial has heard.

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NT government accused of failing to address climate risks before approving Beetaloo Basin gas project

Letter from panel member of fracking inquiry says key recommendations have not been fully implemented

The Guardian - AU

Commonwealth representatives ask King for apology ahead of coronation

The statement calls on the King to act on the royal family’s ‘recent expressions of sorrow’.

Evening Standard

Exiled MP Moira Deeming tells Opposition Leader John Pesutto she is taking legal action over her suspension

Senior Victorian Liberals have already begun discussing if MP Moira Deeming should be expelled from the party room over her threats to sue Opposition Leader John Pesutto.

ABC News

Attorney-general orders Jari Wise inquest be held, hours after Tasmanian judge rules one out

Faith Tkalac says she has "no words" and is overwhelmed with relief after Tasmania's attorney-general intervenes to order an inquest into her son's death, hours after the Supreme Court rejected such a move.

ABC News

Commonwealth representatives ask for reparations and apology ahead of coronation

The statement calls on the King to act on the royal family’s ‘recent expressions of sorrow’.

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The Guardian - AU

Liberal MP tells voice discussion ‘simply no time’ to hear from Indigenous speaker

Discussion with Tony Abbott and News Corp columnist Joe Hildebrand, hosted by Coalition MP Jenny Ware, shut down after Indigenous man takes to stage

The Guardian - AU

Logged toff: Māori artist’s web plugin replaces king’s coronation with Indigenous news

Hāmiora Bailey says wall to wall Charles III coverage is unappealing to Indigenous people and has devised a solution

The New Daily

Nationals MP faces expulsion over plum parliament job

Nationals MP Ben Franklin has been accused of disloyalty and could be kicked out of his party as he considers taking a lucrative role in the NSW parliament.

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Questions over regional WA blood supplies after hospital runs out of blood during Kalgoorlie mine worker's cancer treatment

Cancer patient Nick Fardell was told halfway through his regular blood transfusion that Kalgoorlie Hospital had run out of his blood type, prompting questions about availability in Regional WA.

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'Consequences' flagged by New South Wales Nationals if Ben Franklin accepts upper house president role

New South Wales Nationals leader Paul Toole says there will be repercussions if party member Ben Franklin accepts an upper house president role, offered to him by close friend Premier Chris Minns.

The Guardian - AU

Warning social media being ‘weaponised’ over referendum – as it happened

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Canberra's Ngunnawal traditional owners call the ACT government's apology to the Ngambri people an 'affront'

The ACT government draws the ire of Ngunnawal traditional custodians after apologising for not recognising another First Nations people's ties to Canberra and surrounds.

Newsroom.co.nz

Labour's assumption – a mistake it won't make again

The Labour Party assumed Meka Whaitiri was on their team for the October election and by the time a colleague asked, she’d already decided to jump ship, writes political editor Jo Moir.

The Guardian - AU

Indigenous rights activist Gary Foley warns voice will be ignored by government

The veteran campaigner says referendum will fall victim to polarised politics and says previous advisory bodies were cast aside

ABC News

Federal government commits more than $1 million to Voice referendum education campaign

The funding for the civics campaign will be split between two organisations and used to create educational materials for digital platforms, libraries and other public institutions.

The Independent UK

Coronation will ‘showcase our liberty’ despite tight security, says minister

Security minister Tom Tugendhat said police and intelligence officers are ‘extremely aware of the challenges we face’.

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