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‘We’re not giving up’: Roxane Gay talks race, representation and the power of Black art

'Bad Feminist' author Roxane Gay sits down with The Point’s Rachael Hocking to discuss race relations in Australia, intersectional feminism and why movies like...
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Aboriginal group launches lawsuit over 'defamatory' Sunrise show

The Channel Seven breakfast show faces the repercussions for a controversial segment about removing Aboriginal children from their families.
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Community 'in shock' as police arrest mother of boys who drowned in Townsville river

The brothers, aged three and five, drowned in the Ross River in the wake of the Townsville floods.
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Shorten promises ‘most significant investment in Medicare since Hawke’

The Opposition Leader has made an election-eve pitch to voters, promising tax cuts and a major boost to Australian healthcare.
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Insurer accused of ripping off Indigenous families changes name

Aboriginal consumers were disproportionately affected because of the cultural significance of "sorry business".
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Dodson wants Morrison to 'come clean' on plan for Indigenous voice

Millions of dollars have been set aside to pursue an Indigenous voice to parliament, despite the PM opposing to idea.
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Indigenous Affairs Minister Nigel Scullion bows out of politics

Indigenous Affairs Minister Nigel Scullion has delivered his final speech to parliament, backing the Adani coal mine as positive for traditional owners.

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Google Maps launches Kakadu National Park on Street View

The interactive map will showcase the national park's natural beauty and has been supported by Traditional Owners.
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AFL's Melbourne Demons stand up to cyber bullies

Melbourne Football Club players feature in an anti-bullying campaign, designed to support players and young people.
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Contestants for this years Miss First Nation have been announced

Miss First Nation will see eight new drag queens styling their oversized wigs and showing off their most unique costumes as they fight for the 2019 crown over a...
5 Apr 2019

Stonewall to Sydney Mardi Gras: Noel Tovey's lifetime of LGBTQI+ activism

Stolen Generations survivor and ballet legend Noel Tovey AM was a “rentboy”, jailed for homosexual activity and among the first marchers of London’s Pride. In his...
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'He was stolen, donated': Relief as Indigenous Australian remains finally come home

The return of Indigenous Australian remains, stolen and taken overseas, is closely linked to the fate of the communities they come from, two descendants say.
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'Who will love me now I’m poisonous?': How to help Indigenous people with HIV

Michael, an HIV positive Indigenous health worker, shares his first-hand experience of why culturally appropriate healthcare services are critical if we want to...
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Project #ShowUs is changing the way we see women in stock photos

Stock photos of women laughing at salad are a thing of the past as Project #ShowUs aims to portray the diversity and power of women worldwide.
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Destiny's Child to Lemonade: Growing up with Beyoncé

OPINION: Marlee Silva reflects on how her favourite musician taught her how to be an unapologetic black woman... and dance.
ANALYSIS

Our children are entitled to happiness: is it their reality?

ANALYSIS: Does Australia deliver basic human rights to all children, equally? Dr Hannah McGlade asks, what has been compromised in the pursuit of punishment.
OPINION

Families and communities can shift high suicide rates

OPINION: Reversing the high rate of suicide is not beyond us. Richard Weston of the Healing Foundation explains, the crisis can be arrested.
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'Treaties could be a chance to find my way home': prisoners share their hopes

OPINION: Respectful of everyone's right to participate, the Victorian Treaty Advancement Commissioner, Jill Gallagher has asked incarcerated men and women to...
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Understanding the suicide crisis: Raising people out of poverty is prevention

ANALYSIS: The common thread to First Nations suicides is poverty, writes Gerry Georgatos.
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Why are we losing so many girls to suicide?

ANALYSIS: Dr Hannah McGlade has looked at the tragic circumstances common in many youth suicide cases and believes, cultural safety is imperative to arrest this...
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Our children's lives deserve more than silence

ANALYSIS: Aboriginal Psychologist Dr Tracy Westerman asks, where is the empathy and compassion for Indigenous youth who are taking their own lives?
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The Point

‘We’re not giving up’: Roxane Gay talks race, representation and the power of Black art

'Bad Feminist' author Roxane Gay sits down with The Point’s Rachael Hocking to discuss race relations in Australia, intersectional feminism and why movies like...
NITV News

Shorten promises ‘most significant investment in Medicare since Hawke’

The Opposition Leader has made an election-eve pitch to voters, promising tax cuts and a major boost to Australian healthcare.
NITV NEWS

Aboriginal group launches lawsuit over 'defamatory' Sunrise show

The Channel Seven breakfast show faces the repercussions for a controversial segment about removing Aboriginal children from their families.
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Google Maps launches Kakadu National Park on Street View

The interactive map will showcase the national park's natural beauty and has been supported by Traditional Owners.
The Conversation

Death on the Darling, colonialism’s final encounter with the Barkandji

The dried out river bed of the Barka / Darling exposes the devastating 'creep' of colonial invasion over the lands of the Barkindji people. The fate of the river...
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Community 'in shock' as police arrest mother of boys who drowned in Townsville river

The brothers, aged three and five, drowned in the Ross River in the wake of the Townsville floods.
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Dodson wants Morrison to 'come clean' on plan for Indigenous voice

Millions of dollars have been set aside to pursue an Indigenous voice to parliament, despite the PM opposing to idea.
5 Apr 2019

Stonewall to Sydney Mardi Gras: Noel Tovey's lifetime of LGBTQI+ activism

Stolen Generations survivor and ballet legend Noel Tovey AM was a “rentboy”, jailed for homosexual activity and among the first marchers of London’s Pride. In his...
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Indigenous Affairs Minister Nigel Scullion bows out of politics

Indigenous Affairs Minister Nigel Scullion has delivered his final speech to parliament, backing the Adani coal mine as positive for traditional owners.
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Insurer accused of ripping off Indigenous families changes name

Aboriginal consumers were disproportionately affected because of the cultural significance of "sorry business".
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AFL's Melbourne Demons stand up to cyber bullies

Melbourne Football Club players feature in an anti-bullying campaign, designed to support players and young people.
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Welfare recipients can soon apply to 'opt out' of cashless card trials

Recipients can apply to leave the cashless welfare card trials - but some say the opt-out process will be difficult and impractical.
OPINION

Destiny's Child to Lemonade: Growing up with Beyoncé

OPINION: Marlee Silva reflects on how her favourite musician taught her how to be an unapologetic black woman... and dance.
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Contestants for this years Miss First Nation have been announced

Miss First Nation will see eight new drag queens styling their oversized wigs and showing off their most unique costumes as they fight for the 2019 crown over a...
The Point

A budget that does not support Indigenous Australians

COMMENT: Dr Nicholas Biddle from the ANU Centre for Social Research and Methods unpacks what the Federal Budget 2019 means for Aboriginal and Torres Strait...
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