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19 December 2011

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Heritage Council anger

Heritage Council anger

A spokesman for the Traditional Owners Land Justice Group (TOLJG), Gary Murray said that the VAHC was an unrepresentative body tha...

New vote on gas hub is possible after Court win

New vote on gas hub is possible after Court win

Prominent businessman and a leading environmentalist, Geoff Cousins has claimed the ruling by the West Australian Supreme Court th...

$250,000 manhunt for Naden continues

$250,000 manhunt for Naden continues

He knows which berries and nuts are edible and which ones will poison him. He can lay animal traps and knows how to cook snakes an...

Human Rights honour for Lola Edwards

Human Rights honour for Lola Edwards

The late Lola Jane Edwards has been recognised for her wonderful work in community by receiving posthumously the Human Rights of A...

Gulf land grab fury

Gulf land grab fury

Native title holders on Mornington Island in the southern Gulf of Carpentaria have been left bewildered and angry at a Queensland ...

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All Stars our best yet

All Stars our best yet

Indigenous All Stars coach, Laurie Daley has described his 2012 squad the best in the concept's three year history with Test centres Greg Inglis and Justin Hodges set to make their first appearance for the side. The inclusion of Inglis and Hodges, who have missed the first two versions of the game due to injury, adds a touch of class to a line-up that boasts 10 internationals with Sam Thaiday also returning after being scratched from the 2011 encounter. "It would be the strongest if everyone is available," Daley said. "I'm really looking forward to working with them. "Those... Read more

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