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‘Great shame’: Daniel Andrews highlights injustice over Indigenous children in care and justice system

Overrepresentation of First Peoples ‘is a source of great shame’ for the Victorian government, premier tells Yoorrook chair

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NT coroner to examine domestic violence killings of four Aboriginal women in month-long inquest

A landmark inquiry will examine why repeated domestic violence reports failed to prevent the deaths of four Aboriginal women at the hands of their partners in the Northern Territory.

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First Nations students are engaged in primary school but face racism and limited opportunities to learn Indigenous languages

Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples’ school experiences are often inaccurately described through what researchers call “deficit perspectives”. This means their experiences are spoken about by others in ways that aren’t representative of lived experience.

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On-country studio to give Alice Springs traditional owners access to Strehlow Collection

The Strehlow Collection is one of the most significant audiovisual archives of Indigenous ceremonial life in the world. After a painstaking digitisation process, it is now in the hands of the traditional owners of Alice Springs.

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Time to ‘sook and moan’ after election loss over: Ley

Liberal deputy leader Sussan Ley says disunity has been a problem in her party but members are aware of the need to focus on key issues.

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Mark Latham defends homophobic slurs, saying Pauline Hanson can’t understand ‘how straight men feel’

NSW One Nation leader says he has had no contact with the federal party leader since his comments about Alex Greenwich

The Guardian - AU

Families speak at Perth inquiry hearings into missing, murdered First Nations women and children

Relatives relive the trauma of losing their loved ones as they share their stories at a public hearing for an inquiry into missing and murdered First Nations women and children. Warning: This story contains images and names of Indigenous people who have died.

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Migrants in regional Australia experience social isolation, limited job prospects

In Japan, Naomi Wangemann worked as a chef, an accountant, and in various office roles. But in Australia she is struggling to find a skilled job.

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Aboriginal legal services push for 'emergency funding' amid large caseloads

A criminal lawyer who is among 10 servicing a town of more than 20,000 people says she has had to juggle up to 70 clients on her own and drive hundreds of kilometres just to see them.

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Tent camp under construction for remote Northern Territory flood evacuees in Yarralin

With the flood-impacted remote Northern Territory community of Pigeon Hole still inaccessible by road after flooding in late February, its entire population will now move into temporary tent accommodation.

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Families of missing and murdered Indigenous women tell inquiry police have failed them

Senate inquiry hears from First Nations families who have lost loved ones, including young children, in ‘horrific’ ways

The Guardian - AU

Systemic racism persists in Victorian child protection system, Yoorrook Justice Commission hears

Department representative acknowledges bias and racism amid ‘shamefully high rates’ of removal of Indigenous children

The Guardian - AU

National Gallery of Australia to halt promotion of Aboriginal art exhibition over authenticity concerns

Review under way to determine if Indigenous artists ‘exercised effective creative control over the creation of the paintings’

The Guardian - AU

Footage of moment teen fatally injured Diane Miller with lump of concrete played in court

Security footage is played in a Perth court of the moment a teenager threw a lump of concrete through a car window, fatally injuring Diane Miller in a shopping centre car park.

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Michelle Bright murder confession was extracted by undercover police 'ruse', Craig Rumsby's lawyer says

Craig Rumsby's lawyer says his client's confession to the cold-case murder of a Gulgong teenager 24 years ago was obtained deceptively by police.

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ACT government apologises to Canberra's Ngambri people for failing to recognise them as traditional custodians

Ngambri community members took the ACT government to court last year over its Indigenous protocol, which listed only the Ngunnawal people as traditional custodians of the land. The government today issued an apology for any "hurt or distress" caused, saying it would review the protocol.

The Guardian - AU

Queensland’s Tara hospital left without doctors for five days

Ambulances with non-urgent cases were diverted to Chinchilla hospital, about 50 minutes away

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Queensland cousins sentenced over armed robbery, car theft and fatal crash

The cousins went on a crime spree in 2022 that resulted in the death of one of their older brothers, a Queensland court has heard.

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No inquest into death of Christian Porter rape accuser

A coroner has ruled out an inquest but will not reveal the findings of an investigation into the death of a woman alleged to have been raped by Christian Porter.

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Barmah Anzac pilgrimage honours Indigenous soldiers in WWI Light Horse enactment

Descendants of Yorta Yorta man and Indigenous activist William Cooper have made a pilgrimage to his country and gravesite, echoing calls for recognition of First Nations' contribution to Australia's war efforts.

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New Zealand woman who stabbed man to death on Gold Coast over 'petty grievance' to serve life sentence

Freedom Anderson will be deported after serving her sentence, with the jury taking less than an hour to make a decision.

The Conversation

Hell hath no fury like a former PM – but it wasn't always so

In a television interview with Phillip Adams in 1999, Paul Keating remarked that he retained much influence on the international stage.

The Guardian - AU

A majority of First Nations people support the voice. Why don’t non-Indigenous Australians believe this?

There is a yawning gap between what First Nations Australians say and what non-Indigenous Australians believe

ABC News

Inciting violence charges dropped against Geraldton 'sovereign citizen' Wayne Kenneth Glew

Prosecutors have dropped their case against a West Australian "sovereign citizen" accused of encouraging his social media followers to arrest the premier.

ABC News

Wiradjuri woman Brenda Matthews tells story of personal reconciliation in The Last Daughter

Wiradjuri woman Brenda Matthews considers herself part of the Stolen Generations — but from a legal perspective she is not. Her story is told in a new film following her quest for identity and healing.

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