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Emotions run high on the one year death of Elijah

The heartbroken father and grandfather of Elijah Doughty will attend a memorial to mark a year since the teenage boy was run down and tragically killed in Western...
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Queensland moves to remove racist place names such as N***** Creek

Government department reviews racist place names after community concerns about the N word.
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Stolen Generation members given criminal records

Thousands of Stolen Generation children, some just babies, have had their lives permanently affected after they were charged and given criminal records under...
The Conversation

Monumental errors: how Australia can fix its racist colonial statues

In 1994 Fremantle unveiled an addition to the 1913 Explorers' Monument that referred to Aboriginal people as 'savages'.
LGBTQI

Blackfullas for Marriage Equality: campaign aims to empower Indigenous LGBTQI community

Two black queer women have set up a campaign to support Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander LGBTQI people and their allies during the national same-sex marriage...
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Police did not contact notification service till after Aboriginal man was dead, says ALRM

Exclusive: A 47-year-old Aboriginal man has died in custody after being found unconscious in his cell, with the South Australian Aboriginal Visitor’s Scheme...
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From domestic violence to the Djaadjawan dance group: Women who dance for strength

Women from the Djaadjawan dance group all have one thing in common — They're former victims of domestic violence, but their past has brought them together for one...

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Indigenous people seize facilities at Peru oil field, reports chieftain

Oil facilities seized by First nations people, who say oil giant Frontera and the Peruvian Government have failed to consult them about development.
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Darebin snubs Canberra's January 26 warning

A second Melbourne council risks being stripped of its powers to host citizenship ceremonies after councillors voted to stop holding such events on January 26.
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Tony Abbott to spend week as a teacher's aide in the Kimberley

It will be a far cry from the power plays and political maneuvering of the nation's capital when the former PM once again fulfills his pledge to spend a part of...
Over The Black Dot

Owen Craigie: It’s about time the players band together

Former rugby league star Owen Craigie says it’s about time the NRL players stuck together and gave the once ‘pointless’ Players’ Association the strength to have...
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Owen Craigie: Give Jarryd Hayne a fair go

Former rugby league star and Over the Black Dot panellist Owen Craigie says he hopes to get an invite to the next meeting at a Chinese restaurant and we need to...
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Spirit walker, Clinton Pryor reaches Redfern on his walk for justice

Clinton Pryor is the man walking for justice and he has arrived in Sydney's suburb of Redfern to meet, greet and empower Aboriginal Australians in a fight for...
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Stop vilifying Aboriginal men, argues Pat Dodson

Opinion: Shadow assistant minister for Indigenous affairs and Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islanders Senator for Western Australia, Patrick Dodson responds to...
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'He is my family': an open letter about same-sex marriage

Torres Strait Islander artist and dancer, Sani Ray Townson has been passionately vocal about the impact the plebiscite decision has had on him personally as an openly...
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How white privilege tips the political spectrum to the far right

When will the status quo of white privilege and continuation of colonisation change?
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Are our Indigenous Sciences at risk of Assimilation?

From homeopathic remedies to ecology, Indigenous Sciences need more protection.
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Australia is racist - but not in the way you think

Racism in Australia isn't just about slurs. Ethnocentrism plays a key role in how our society works.
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Choosing the best of the best: what goes into judging the NATSIAAs?

The prestigious National Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Art Awards (NATSIAAs) will open this evening in Darwin. It includes the award ceremony,...
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Spirit walker, Clinton Pryor reaches Redfern on his walk for justice

Clinton Pryor is the man walking for justice and he has arrived in Sydney's suburb of Redfern to meet, greet and empower Aboriginal Australians in a fight for...
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Southern Cross tattoos: one for every Tom, Dick and Barry

Are Southern Cross tattoos the footprints of Generation Y? Which raises the question... why?
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Emotions run high on the one year death of Elijah

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Cannibals and Savages: The Power of Colonial Storytelling

Do you know where the name 'Fraser Island' comes from? Eliza Fraser's story is one of the finest tabloid spins in history.
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More cashless welfare cards to be rolled out

The Turnbull government will soon roll out its cashless welfare card to two new communities if new legislation introduced yesterday passes through Parliament.
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‘Not just the N word’, Queensland still full of racist place names, says academic

Changing the names of places with the N word in the title is barely scratching the surface, says Indigenous academic.
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Yarning up to build future employment pathways for remote Indigenous communities

Bond University’s Yarning Up program to Mer and Thursday Islands has enabled urban dwellers a rare opportunity to experience everyday life in some of Australia’s...
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Queensland moves to remove racist place names such as N***** Creek

Government department reviews racist place names after community concerns about the N word.
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In Pictures: Muslim, Aboriginal and outspoken

Visually breaking down preconceived ideas about identity, this compelling photo series explores a rich, diverse section of Australian culture.
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Sydney Mayor condemns statue vandalism but says it’s time for change

Sydney’s Lord Mayor, Clover Moore, has said it may be time to consider if inscriptions on a memorial to Captain James Cook in Hyde Park is appropriate.
K'Gari

Help re-write Australia’s first ‘fake news’ with this interactive documentary

Over 200 years ago, one woman's story would change the lives of Butchulla People forever...
The Conversation

Monumental errors: how Australia can fix its racist colonial statues

In 1994 Fremantle unveiled an addition to the 1913 Explorers' Monument that referred to Aboriginal people as 'savages'.
LGBTQI

Blackfullas for Marriage Equality: campaign aims to empower Indigenous LGBTQI community

Two black queer women have set up a campaign to support Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander LGBTQI people and their allies during the national same-sex marriage...
The Conversation

Fair Game? The audacity of Héritier Lumumba

Heritier Lumumba describes his experience of racism at Collingwood Football Club in Fair Game. SBS Chelsea Bond, The University of Queensland
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Is Paddy Ryder the best ruckman in the AFL this season?

As part of The Marngrook Footy Show live on NITV on Thursday night, the panel discussed the terrific AFL season Paddy Ryder is having for Port Adelaide, and the...
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Yidaki player Mitch Tambo uses Indigenous culture to create music

With his Yidaki in his hand, and strong black ancestors on his mind, for the first time ever, Mitch Tambo approached the stage to open the 2017 Boîte Millennium...
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'We came out of slavery': Calls to amend Queensland monuments to represent labour trade history

As debate rages in the US over the country's Confederate monuments, there are calls from Australia's South Sea Islander community to 'amend' monuments to Robert...
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