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Health workers’ timeline is a unique look at a proud history
A "unique storytelling" poster that details the history and achievements of Aboriginal health workers and community workers in the...
Dominello’s language programme opens a return to Culture in NSW
An exciting new language learning opportunity has commenced at Lightning Ridge, with New South Wales Aboriginal Affairs Minister, ...
Casey warns merger plan would allow Minister to access Land Account fund
The Federal Government's Commission of Audit credibility has been further undermined with revelations calculations it used to reco...
Merging 150 programmes into seven won’t deliver outcomes
First Nations leaders respond to Commission of Audit recommendations One hundred and fifty Indigenous-specific government funded ...
Sansbury slams Mundine’s support for government cuts to medical services
First Nations leaders respond to Commission of Audit recommendations Tauto Sansbury has launched a stinging attack on the Chairma...
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Buffaloes are the champions
It's the Tiwi Islands: where AFL is a way of life A woman in her seventies, bent with age, is swathed head to toe in blue and she's hollering so loud I temporarily lose hearing in my left hear. "Bring it home, boys, BRRRRRING IT HOOOOOOOME!" She's barracking for the Tuyu Buffaloes and her screams are rewarded minutes later when her team wins the 2014 Tiwi Grand Final. Welcome to the Tiwi Islands, two small islands about 80km north of Darwin, where AFL isn't just a passion but a way of life. The Tiwis have the highest participation rate... Read more
Ben Barba accepts an apology from teenager for racial abuse
Ben Barba has accepted an apology from a junior Rugby League player who racially abused him on a social media network. However, the 18 year old from New South Wales, who is registered with a Country Rugby League club, won't be able to participate in the sport again until he undergoes…
Injury proves a bridge too far as Jharal Yow Yeh decides to retire
Former Test and Queensland State of Origin winger Jharal Yow Yeh has announced his retirement from Rugby League. Yow Yeh, who suffered a horrific lower leg injury while at the top of his game for the Brisbane Broncos two years ago, announced his decision at a media conference in Brisbane on…
Edrick Lee seals it for Raiders
Canberra Raiders notch a thrilling win over unlucky Newcastle Knights Canberra's exciting fullback Anthony Milford had a hand in three tries in Canberra's 26-20 win over Newcastle Knights at Hunter Stadium in last Sunday's NRL clash. Milford was at his attacking best, making several breaks and helping to lay on tries for…
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