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When it came to COVID-19, Indigenous Australians sent it packing

When it came to COVID-19, Indigenous Australians sent it packing

Experts feared the virus would be a disaster for the Indigenous community. Defying predictions, the result was the best among any Indigenous community in the world.

  • by Julie Power

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Fresh call for an Indigenous Voice to Parliament
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Fresh call for an Indigenous Voice to Parliament

As a young girl, Indigenous leader Pat Turner was inspired by her "fearless" uncle, Charlie Perkins, campaigning for civil rights.

  • by Deborah Snow
'Absolute hypocrisy': Woolies faces backlash over Dan Murphy's Darwin megastore

'Absolute hypocrisy': Woolies faces backlash over Dan Murphy's Darwin megastore

Woolworths is facing increasing pressure from Darwin-based health and Indigenous community groups to dump its plans to open a huge Dan Murphy's liquor outlet in the city. 

  • by Colin Kruger
Uncle Jack Charles wants us all to try a little tenderness

Uncle Jack Charles wants us all to try a little tenderness

Uncle Jack Charles has split his life between jail and the stage. Now he has voiced a meditation to encourage others to show some self compassion when they hit a losing streak.

  • by Julie Power
A small change can make Advance Australia Fair a better anthem
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Editorial

A small change can make Advance Australia Fair a better anthem

Premier Gladys Berejiklian is better known as an efficient manager than a warrior in the culture wars.

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Indigenous leaders back NSW Premier's call for national anthem amendment

Indigenous leaders back NSW Premier's call for national anthem amendment

Gladys Berejiklian wants the first line to say "one and free" instead of "young and free".

  • by Josh Dye
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Brooke Boney's one wish for all non-Indigenous Australians

Brooke Boney's one wish for all non-Indigenous Australians

The Today star said all Australians should go back through their own family history and see how they benefited "from the oppression of black people".

  • by Julie Power
Reliving History: The disaster that Australia forgot

Reliving History: The disaster that Australia forgot

In this episode of Reliving History, we go back to 1919, when a small Aboriginal community was hit by a disaster unlike any other in the nation's history.

  • by Ella Archibald-Binge
First reconciliation plan tied to country vows more Indigenous jobs

First reconciliation plan tied to country vows more Indigenous jobs

A new reconciliation action plan will deliver jobs, opportunities, recognition and respect to the traditional owners of The Rocks and Darling Harbour.

  • by Julie Power
Real change requires more than nice words and minor policy tinkering
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Opinion

Real change requires more than nice words and minor policy tinkering

If we don’t implement the difficult but necessary structural reforms, we cannot be surprised at repeated failures to close the gap.

  • by Shireen Morris
Uluru Statement: Invitation to walk from heart extended in 64 languages

Uluru Statement: Invitation to walk from heart extended in 64 languages

The translations would for the first time allow many Australians to read and hear the "seminal statement in their first language".

  • by Julie Power