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‘Unprecedented’: Three charged with manslaughter over child deaths

SA Police this morning arrested and charged three people with manslaughter over the deaths of three children.

The New Daily

Traditional owners lodge human rights complaint against super funds over Santos gas investment

Traditional owners from across Australia have travelled to the Tiwi Islands to lodge a human rights complaint against the top 20 superannuation funds over their investment in gas giant Santos.

ABC News

Indigenous Australians file human rights complaint with pension funds over Santos gas projects

A group of Indigenous Australians on Wednesday filed a human rights complaint against 20 large Australian pension funds for investing in Santos Ltd's two gas projects, putting pressure on the funds over their fossil fuel investment plans.

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Labor MPs break ranks to call for substantial increase to jobseeker

Four backbenchers add names to open letter accusing Anthony Albanese of leaving ‘people with the least behind’

The Guardian - AU

Former Greens councillor demands apology as Queensland police again drop charges

Jonathan Sriranganathan claims his being arrested at protests was ‘partly a result of racism’

The Guardian - AU

Perth man charged with indecently filming children near schools in alleged 'upskirting' incidents

A man has appeared in court charged with 40 child sex offences, including allegations he indecently filmed children in public, in alleged cases of "upskirting".

ABC News

Hundreds gather in Turkey to remember WWI dead on Anzac Day

Hundreds of people have gathered near the former World War I battlefields in Turkey to pay homage to soldiers from Australia and New Zealand who died in a disastrous campaign 108 years ago

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Victoria’s age of criminal responsibility to rise from 10 to 12

Cabinet ministers approve plan ahead of national meeting of attorneys-general on Friday

The Guardian - AU

The only Australian with a role in King Charles’ coronation is from Wangaratta – where most people don’t know him

Simon Abney-Hastings, the 15th Earl of Loudon, will be the bearer of the great golden spurs on 6 May. But that doesn’t cut much ice in the town where Nick Cave grew up

The Guardian - AU

The hidden war stories of First Nations veterans

After an injury during "jungle warfare training", Kamilaroi man Donald Waters signed up to be injected with malaria for medical research. Like many other Indigenous veterans, his service and sacrifice went ignored.

ABC News

Ben Dawkins expelled by WA Labor over alleged breaches of family violence restraining orders

Ben Dawkins is expelled from the WA Labor Party just weeks after being sworn into the Legislative Council, as he seeks to contest 42 alleged breaches of family violence restraining orders.

ABC News

Morning Mail: China warns against ‘hype’, Anzac Day plea, Tucker Carlson leaves Fox

Beijing has hit back at Australia’s veiled references to its military might, while calls are growing for victims of frontier wars to be remembered today

The Guardian - AU

‘We owe them’: Albanese’s stirring message on Anzac Day

Anthony Albanese has made special mention of Indigenous troops who fought for their country in his first Anzac Day address as Prime Minister. On the 108th

The New Daily

Pākehā and the fear of co-governance

Danny Keenan on the Pākehā resistance to Māori sharing power

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The Guardian - AU

Calls grow for Australia’s frontier wars to be remembered on Anzac Day

Unofficial acknowledgment of those killed in precolonial conflicts has grown – but commemoration is still being debated

The Guardian - AU

Lidia Thorpe’s cousins pursuing contentious Victorian treaty negotiations model

Head of traditional owner corporations says Indigenous elders had long fought for current ‘representative structures’

ABC News

Boy says he feels 'dirty and angry' as woman who raped him when he was 12 is jailed for four years

A boy raped by an older woman says he lost all his friends and felt taken advantage of, as a 26-year-old NSW Central West woman is sentenced to more than four years in jail for the assaults.

ABC News

NT Police make multiple arrests following alleged break-in and ram raid incidents across Darwin

Police allege up to six youths broke into a man's home, threatened him with a knife, punched him in the head and stole his car in one of the most serious alleged incidents across a busy weekend for Top End cops.

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AAP

Dodgy funeral company banked on Centrepay for payments

The Save Sorry Business Coalition is lobbying the federal government to do more in the budget to help Indigenous people ripped off by an unscrupulous company.

ABC News

Father of Cairns infant Kaison Vaevae lied about fall from bed, court told

Baby Kaison Vaevae's mother and other family members opted not to submit family impact statements to the court because they did not want to relive the trauma of the child's death in 2021.

The National (Scotland)

10 things that changed my life: Fatima Uygun

Fatima Uygun, community activist and manager of Govanhill Baths Trust, shares with Mark Brown the ten things that changed her life...

AAP

Abbott urges PM to restart Indigenous voice process

Tony Abbott says the upcoming referendum on an Indigenous voice will leave Australia 'embittered and divided', whether or not the proposal is successful.

AAP

Masterpiece vandal fights data access charge

An artist who defaced Frederick McCubbin's Down On His Luck during a protest against Woodside Energy will fight a charge over access to her electronic device.

ABC News

Proposed surfboard leg rope law could see surfers fined for riding unleashed in Byron Bay

A Byron Shire councillor is hoping to introduce a regulation that will see surfers fined up to $1,100 for not wearing a leg rope, likening the practice to being as easy as "'wearing seatbelts".

ABC News

Representative of Goldstein MP Zoe Daniel clashes with former MP Tim Wilson over Anzac wreath laying

Former Goldstein MP Tim Wilson has a verbal stoush with a representative of sitting MP Zoe Daniel after Mr Wilson laid a wreath at an Anzac event that was to be laid by Ms Daniel's representative.

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