Indigenous Leader: SA Voice Repeal Is Racist
A South Australian Indigenous leader condemns the Liberal and One Nation push to repeal the SA Voice to Parliament as racism, ahead of a federal inquiry into racism against First Nations people.
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E-bike rider dies in bus crash near Perth primary school
A 37-year-old man on an electric bicycle died after a collision with a bus outside St Vincent's School in Parmelia, south of Perth, on Thursday afternoon.
Townsville Vigil for Kumanjayi Little Baby
Hundreds of mourners gathered in Townsville for a vigil honoring Kumanjayi Little Baby, a young Indigenous child whose tragic death has united the community in grief and calls for justice.
Cairns Vigil: Community Mourns Kumanjayi Little Baby
Hundreds gathered in Cairns for a heartfelt vigil to honour Kumanjayi Little Baby, a young Indigenous boy whose death has deeply moved the community.
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Historic Palm Island Ceremony Welcomes New Australians
In a historic first, Palm Island held a ceremony to welcome new Australian citizens, celebrating diversity and community spirit.
Aboriginal Shield Bought for $5 Returned to Owners
A rare Aboriginal shield bought for $5 at a garage sale has been returned to the traditional owners' family in Cairns, marking a historic repatriation.
Amanda Vanstone: Alice Springs Baby Death Sparks Major Questions
The death of Kumanjayi Little, a baby in Alice Springs, raises serious questions about child safety and systemic failures in remote communities.
Worimi CEO Fears NSW Bill Dismantles Land Rights
Andrew Smith, CEO of the Worimi Local Aboriginal Land Council, warns that a proposed NSW bill could dismantle land rights protections for Indigenous communities across the state.
Outrage Over Removal of Indigenous Name from Outback Sign
A South Australian community petitions after Mickey Free Lawrie's name was removed from a Koonibba sign without family consent, sparking accusations of disrespect.
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More Searches Planned for Gordana Kotevski Case
Police anticipate additional searches in the 30-year-old disappearance of Gordana Kotevski, with new leads prompting renewed efforts to find her remains.
Commander Santos' Quest to Put Service Before Self
Commander Alfonso Santos shares his journey of dedication and service in Cairns, inspiring others to prioritize community over self.
Man Charged with Murder of NT Girl, 5, After Abduction
Jefferson Lewis, 47, faces murder and sexual assault charges over the death of Kumanjayi Little Baby, 5, who was abducted from her home in Alice Springs.
Australian Detainees Released in Crete After Gaza Aid Flotilla
Six Australians detained by the Israeli military while attempting to bring aid to Gaza have been released in Crete. They allege mistreatment and violence during detention.
Outback Search for Missing Girl Ends in Tragedy
A search for a missing girl in the South Australian outback has ended in tragedy, with police confirming her body was found near Coober Pedy.
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Hero saves sister in Hahndorf blaze, suffers 70% burns
Baljeet Singh, 47, is in critical condition after saving his sister from a fire at the Mustard Seed restaurant in Hahndorf, suffering burns to 70% of his body.
Dharawal Elder Warns of Rising Booing on ANZAC Day
A Dharawal elder expresses concern that booing during ANZAC Day ceremonies may escalate, calling for greater respect and understanding.
ANZAC Day Booing Sparks National Debate on Respect
The booing of a Welcome to Country at an ANZAC Day ceremony in Newcastle has ignited a national conversation about respect, tradition, and reconciliation.
Dharawal Elder Warns ANZAC Day Booing May Escalate
A Dharawal elder expresses concern that booing at ANZAC Day events may increase, urging respect and reflection on the day's true meaning.
Children's underwear found in search for missing NT girl
Police searching for missing 5-year-old Sharon Granites in Alice Springs found children's underwear and other items on the Todd River bank. Suspect Jefferson Lewis remains at large.
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Missing Victorian man's tent found on WA hiking trail
A green tent abandoned on the Bibbulmun Track in Western Australia has been linked to missing Victorian man Samuel Whitsed, shifting the search focus from Melbourne to Perth's east.
Townsville RSL Defends Scrapping Welcome to Country
Townsville RSL stands by its decision to remove Welcome to Country from Anzac Day dawn service, sparking criticism from Indigenous leaders who say it disrespects Aboriginal diggers.
Kokoda Trek Aids Illawarra Veterans' Healing This ANZAC Day
A group of Illawarra veterans completed a Kokoda trek to aid their recovery, finding camaraderie and healing through the challenging journey.
Aboriginal Anzacs Fought for Australia but Faced Racism
After WWI, Aboriginal Australians who served faced racism and no rights. John Maynard shares how his grandfather's political group sparked change.
Rottnest Works Halted After 12 More Burial Sites Found
Construction on Rottnest Island has been cancelled after ground-penetrating radar identified 12 potential burial sites, adding to historic Indigenous remains found earlier.
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Illawarra Veteran Groups Disband Amid Ageing Memberships
Several Illawarra veteran groups are disbanding due to ageing memberships, dwindling numbers, and lack of new recruits, marking the end of an era for local military community support networks.
Indigenous Artist Honoured for Work in Queensland Prisons
A First Nations artist from the South Burnett region has been recognised for his significant contributions to Queensland Corrective Services through innovative art programs.
Inside Cop Killer's Shipping Container Hideout Revealed by Drone
New drone video shows the squalid conditions inside the shipping container where Dezi Freeman hid before police shot him dead. The footage reveals bullet holes, personal items, and makeshift living arrangements.
Calls to Revive First Nations Cultural Centre in Cairns
Community leaders and advocates are urging renewed efforts to establish a First Nations cultural centre in Cairns, aiming to preserve and celebrate Indigenous heritage.
Indigenous Health Hub Funding Crisis Halts Care Services
The Yerrabi Yurwang Health Hub in Canberra has suspended operations due to a severe funding crisis, disrupting essential healthcare for Indigenous communities and raising concerns about long-term support.
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Deadly Fight on Remote Australian Island Under Investigation
A 26-year-old man has died following a large-scale fight on Milingimbi Island, with Northern Territory Police investigating the incident involving edged weapons.
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