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Referendum working group returns to base camp at Uluru

Referendum working group returns to base camp at Uluru

Six years on from the First Nations National Constitutional Convention at Uluru, members of the referendum working group are gathering at base camp again.

Court win bittersweet for Indigenous group, lawyer says

Court win bittersweet for Indigenous group, lawyer says

Court win bittersweet for Indigenous group, lawyer says

Court win bittersweet for Indigenous group, lawyer says

A $22 million settlement is "bittersweet" because the Indigenous people of Wreck Bay are still dealing with irreparable damage to their land, their lawyer says.

Indigenous voice an 'unknown risk': ex-PM Morrison

Indigenous voice an 'unknown risk': ex-PM Morrison

Indigenous voice an 'unknown risk': ex-PM Morrison

Indigenous voice an 'unknown risk': ex-PM Morrison

Former prime minister Scott Morrison has spoken out against the Indigenous voice in federal parliament, calling it an unknown risk.

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NT's Tiwi council lacks fraud compliance, audit finds

NT's Tiwi council lacks fraud compliance, audit finds

One of four Northern Territory land councils has been found to lack any compliance with fraud laws, an audit report has found.

Indigenous teen's murder accused plead not guilty

Indigenous teen's murder accused plead not guilty

Three men and a woman have pleaded not guilty to the bashing murder of Indigenous teen Cassius Turvey and been committed to stand trial in the Supreme Court.

Referendum rules may lead to one-sided voice pamphlet

Referendum rules may lead to one-sided voice pamphlet

The electoral commissioner says voters will not see the 'yes' and 'no' cases for an Indigenous voice if the writers do not submit their material on time.

Fighting online hate and racism is up to everyone

Fighting online hate and racism is up to everyone

Stan Grant says he will respond to hate speech with love, but Australia's deputy prime minister is troubled by comments targeting the Indigenous journalist.

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Activist doubts Aboriginal art probe will stop meddling

Activist doubts Aboriginal art probe will stop meddling

Activist doubts Aboriginal art probe will stop meddling

Activist doubts Aboriginal art probe will stop meddling

Artist Richard Bell says a government investigation into allegations of interference in Aboriginal art won't solve anything.

Grant's daughter tells of fight against racist 'filth'

Grant's daughter tells of fight against racist 'filth'

Grant's daughter tells of fight against racist 'filth'

Grant's daughter tells of fight against racist 'filth'

Stan Grant is struggling after being the target of racist attacks and trolling, leading the Q+A host to step away from his role at the ABC, his daughter says.

Vivid to switch on spectacular light show in Sydney

Vivid to switch on spectacular light show in Sydney

Vivid to switch on spectacular light show in Sydney

Vivid to switch on spectacular light show in Sydney

Sydney's festival of light, music and ideas starts on Friday, but some sites have switched their lights on for a peek at what's to come.

Pastoralists and traditional owners in fear of fracking

Pastoralists and traditional owners in fear of fracking

Pastoralists and traditional owners in fear of fracking

Pastoralists and traditional owners in fear of fracking

Traditional owners and Rallen Australia, which owns cattle stations in the Beetaloo, are worried a mining company is breaching its own environmental plan.

NT mine's environmental bond fight reignites

NT mine's environmental bond fight reignites

NT mine's environmental bond fight reignites

NT mine's environmental bond fight reignites

Traditional owners have launched legal action against a NT court's ruling that upheld the government's decision to slash a mine's environmental security bond.

Call to recognise Indigenous skills of early educators

Call to recognise Indigenous skills of early educators

Call to recognise Indigenous skills of early educators

Call to recognise Indigenous skills of early educators

SA's royal commission into early childhood education and care has been told of the importance of recognising the special skills brought by Indigenous educators.

Cricket goes into bat for voice referendum 'yes' vote

Cricket goes into bat for voice referendum 'yes' vote

Cricket goes into bat for voice referendum 'yes' vote

Cricket goes into bat for voice referendum 'yes' vote

Campaigners for an Indigenous voice to parliament have welcomed Cricket Australia becoming the latest sports body to back a 'yes' vote in the coming referendum.

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Police officer guilty of assaulting Indigenous teen

An Indigenous teenage boy yelled "you don't have to hurt me" while being assaulted by a NSW police officer, a Sydney court has been told.

Court paves way for compensation for traditional owners

The Federal Court has rejected the Commonwealth's arguments regarding the potential for compensation to Gumatj people over leasing land to a mining company.

Police shoot dead man in front of family after stabbing

Police in Brisbane have shot an Indigenous man dead while responding to reports of domestic violence at a property in the city's north.

ABC boss apologises to Stan Grant after Q&A call

The managing director of the ABC has apologised to Stan Grant after the veteran correspondent walked away from his role as Q&A host over racial abuse.

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Linda Burney announces voice information program

Minister for Indigenous Australians Linda Burney has announced an information program to prepare Australians for the referendum on the voice to parliament.

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