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    'We felt racism killed Kumanjayi': Yuendumu responds to coronial finding

    Kumanjayi Walker's family members have welcomed the Northern Territory coroner's findings after six years of waiting for answers. As they mourn the death of another loved one, they say the fight for justice isn't over.
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    Six hundred deaths, little justice: The ongoing toll of deaths in c...

    With more than 600 Indigenous deaths in custody since the royal commission, First Nations families say the staggering toll is Australia's shame.
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    'Dismally failing’: State and territory funding cuts urged for Gap ...

    Independent senator Lidia Thorpe has warned Australia is at risk of "losing another generation" of First Nations people to the criminal justice system without urgent action from all levels of government.
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    'Listen and learn': Calls for First Nations commissioner to be give...

    Governments have been unable to reduce the rates of First Nations children in out-of-care and youth detention. Advocates say the new children's commissioner needs the power to hold them to account.
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    Aged care changes could leave Indigenous elders worse off

    New changes to the aged care act could leave Indigenous Australians worse off, according to elders, providers and the aged care watchdog. 
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    Stolen Generations elders worried about aged care reforms

    "Discriminatory" changes to means testing in aged care could leave Stolen Generations survivors having to pay high fees for basic everyday services.
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    'Over the moon': Aboriginal activists, leaders celebrate historic t...

    Leaders and activists say they are feeling the gravity of Australia's first treaty with Aboriginal people being signed and formalised as law.
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    'Justice not division': How treaty could change Australia

    Aunty Thelma lived through the mission era, stolen children and forced assimilation. As she witnessed the signing of the country's first treaty, her thoughts were on those who came before.
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    'Obscene': More spent on removing kids than intervening early, repo...

    Only 15.6 per cent of national child protection funding goes towards family support services aimed at keeping families intact, a report has found. Advocates are urging the government to "invest in families, not crisis".
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    Youngest victim of Bondi attack farewelled at Sydney funeral

    Mourners wore bee stickers and brought bee-shaped balloons to farewell 10-year-old Bondi victim Matilda.
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    ‘It could have caused many deaths’: Bomb attack condemned

    Federal parliament officially condemns the attempted bomb attack at Perth's Invasion Day rally on its first sitting day, acknowledging the harm caused to the First Nations community.