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  'It was a mistake': official who sold Albert Namatjira's copyright

  The former Northern Territory public trustee who sold the copyright to Indigenous artist Albert Namatjira's life's work for just $8,500 in 1983 says the sale was a mistake.

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  Kong: Skull Island is the best war movie of the year

  The new King Kong movie is thrilling, funny and occasionally sublime — and beats Hacksaw Ridge as an effective depiction of war, writes Jason Di Rosso.

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  Australian science fiction authors feel let down by local publishers

  American publishers don't shy away from the science fiction genre. So why is the situation so different in Australia? Sarah L'Estrange finds out.

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  Grieving on social media is valuable, appropriate and here to stay

  As digital culture becomes the primary site of mourning, traditional hierarchies around grief are being disrupted, writes Antony Funnell.

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  ABC boss Michelle Guthrie says all programs up for review

  Expect more changes, possibly to flagship programs like 7.30, Lateline and the 7pm news, ABC managing director Michelle Guthrie warns.

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  Which woman changed the way you think?

  This International Women's Day, we asked musicians, businesswomen, philosophers, writers and filmmakers to tell us about the women who changed the way they think. This is what they said.

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  'Politicians' model' of recognition met with lukewarm response

  Indigenous Australians are rejecting the "elite", "politicians' model" for changing the constitution, according to a key member of the referendum council. Patricia Karvelas reports.

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