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Abbott picks a fight
By Gerry Georgatos who attended the Tent Embassy celebrations and was present throughout all the events leading up to the confront...
Source claims PM knew about leak
A source within the Federal Government has claimed a number of people within the Prime Minister's department knew beforehand that ...
I never said Embassy should be closed: Abbott
Federal Opposition Leader, Tony Abbott has claimed he never said the Aboriginal Tent Embassy in Canberra should be removed. "I ne...
Prime Minister’s man quits over leak to Tent Embassy
Tent Embassy founder, Michael Anderson has demanded answers following the revelations the Prime Minister's press secretary had lea...
We want sovereignty
Australia will never win a seat on the United Nations Security Council unless the Federal Government acknowledges Indigenous sover...
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No guts, no glory
This All Stars clash has all the makings of being a ripper match. After two years the series is locked at one all and this match, to be played on Saturday at Skilled Park Stadium on the Gold Coast has arguably the very best of available talent on show for the Indigenous team. It shapes as one of those matches where the team that digs the deepest is likely to emerge the winner. It will be all about "no guts, no glory". For the first time Greg Inglis is available and from all reports he has had... Read more
Ailing Muhamed Ali remains the greatest in more than boxing ring
By Ken Rowsthorne Recently Muhamed Ali celebrated his 70th birthday, amongst his many friends, on January 17 to be precise. Although not in the best of physical health, the photos show that he is still able to hold the centre stage. He is now suffering a breakdown in his nervous system with Parkinson's…
It’s raining League talent on Gold Coast
By Tony Currie National Indigenous Times Rugby League reporter When it rains it pours on the Gold Coast and the same can be said for Indigenous talent on show at this weekend's All Stars program. For those who read last week's column, not only have we the All Stars match but also the State…
Wadeye Magic let’s results do the talking in bid to remain in NTFL
By Darren Moncrieff National Indigenous Times AFL reporter An 8-2 win-loss ratio and the bringing together of its various clan groups has given the Wadeye community football team an ideal base to show cause why they should remain in the NTFL. The Magic, played a 10 game trial in the NTFL's Division…
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