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NSW Labor to consult on Indigenous treaty

Opposition Leader Chris Minns says his party will spend $5 million on a 12-month consultation process on a treaty with NSW's First Nations communities.

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Northern Territory Indigenous leader Yingiya Guyula angered by government's decision to close NT Treaty Commission

Independent NT politician Yingiya Guyula says the $4 million already spent on the treaty process has been squandered.

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NT government issues ultimatum to alcohol retailers amid Alice Springs crime wave

Northern Territory police minister warns businesses to self-regulate or authorities will toughen laws to help curb rising street crime and family violence

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Peter Dutton calls for the federal government to act on Alice Springs crime, as supermarket giants reduce liquor sales

Peter Dutton says he fears there'll be "tragedy" in Alice Springs as the town battles an intense, violent and prolonged crime crisis.

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Australia Day in Perth will be much different this year, with Skyworks cancelled after almost 40 years

It used to draw crowds of more than 300,000, but Perth's Australia Day Skyworks has lost its lustre. Has the massive pyrotechnics show been extinguished for good?

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South Australia set to get First Nations' Voice to Parliament after proposal wins Greens' support

By the end of the year, South Australia is set to be the first state to have a First Nations' Voice to Parliament.

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The Greens’ Sarah Hanson-Young backs voice yes campaign as Lidia Thorpe again criticises it

South Australian senator says party will work to get all elements of the Uluru statement delivered, including treaty and truth-telling

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Police Have Charged Three More People With The Murder Of 15YO Indigenous Schoolboy Cassius Turvey

The charges were made as part of an ongoing investigation into the cruel, violent death of Noongar-Yamatji boy Cassius Turvey.

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Cassius Turvey: three more charged with murder of Indigenous Perth teenager

Two men aged 27 and 24, and a woman aged 20, will face magistrates in Perth on Friday over the death of the schoolboy in October

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Murder charges over Indigenous teen death

Police have charged three more people with murder over the bashing death of Indigenous teenager Cassius Turvey in Perth.

AAP

Aboriginal health advocate and former Greens candidate Donna Nelson detained in Japan

The family of Donna Nelson — who is a Perth-based Aboriginal health advocate and former Greens candidate — is seeking answers after she was detained by Japanese authorities while on a personal trip overseas.

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Police charge three more people over the alleged murder of Perth teenager Cassius Turvey

Two men and a woman are charged with the murder of WA teenager Cassius Turvey, who died on October 23.

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Indigenous Voice details should not be released, says constitutional law expert

Releasing draft legislation for an Indigenous Voice to Parliament would be inappropriate, a leading constitutional law expert says, as the federal opposition continues to press for more detail.

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NT Attorney-General says government is listening to desperate calls for Alice Springs crime action

NT Attorney-General Chansey Paech says his government is discussing a range of "realistic ideas and solutions" with the community to "reclaim the CBD at night".

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‘Dream Come True’: First Nations Artist Kylie Caldwell On Her Sell-Out Collab Range With Spell

Some styles sold out in just five minutes.

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Referendum 'must come before voice detail'

A leading constitutional expert says it makes sense not to release legislation for an Indigenous voice before a referendum.

Newcastle Herald

Growing recognition of Indigenous suffering throws a shadow over Australia Day

The clock is ticking on Australia Day

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Liberals urge government to reverse APS Australia Day rule

Jane Hume accused the government of telling APS employees Australia Day does not matter after they revoked restrictions on public servants working on January 26.

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South Australian Greens back yes vote on voice amid Lidia Thorpe criticism of referendum

State support for the Uluru statement is expected to be seen as a shot across the bows to the federal First Nations spokeswoman

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Indigenous rapper Ziggy Ramo 'deeply disappointed' by council apology after free concert

Following Ziggy Ramo's performance, the City of Joondalup said the "challenging content" was a "clear mismatch" with the family-friendly environment.

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NT Police Minister Kate Worden to meet with Alice Springs liquor retailers on crime crisis

High crime rates and continued domestic and public violence in Alice Springs has prompted demands for action, with Police Minister Kate Worden set to meet with alcohol retailers to find solutions.

AAP

Indigenous teen's murder case in WA court

Jack Brearley has briefly appeared in a Perth court over the alleged murder of Indigenous teen Cassius Turvey as he walked home from school in October.

ABC News

Cassius Turvey's alleged murderer Jack Brearley faces court again over Perth teenager's death

Perth teenager Cassius Turvey's alleged killer Jack Brearley faces court again, with the case again adjourned for a lengthy period so prosecutors can provide all the evidence they have to defence lawyers.

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PM defends voice referendum process

Prime Minister Anthony Albanese has rejected talk the government could legislate an Indigenous voice to parliament "'anyway" if this year's referendum fails.

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First Nations entrepreneurs are still fighting 'the white boys club', as major banks try to improve

Major banks and venture capital firms say they want to finance more Indigenous business as this sector grows at a rate higher than the economy, but those from within First Nations enterprise say the finance sector has a lot to improve.

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