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The debate continues on just who should tell our Indigenous stories
Rabbit Proof Fence was the powerful story of the struggle of three young Aboriginal girls to return to family and culture against ...
“Police version of Kings Cross shooting not true”
Mother speaks out against police investigating police The mother of one of the four youths involved in the incident where police ...
Humble Lena Nyadbi’s beautiful (and big) art wows Paris
Aboriginal artist Lena Nyadbi is a humble woman but there's nothing shy and retiring about her latest massive work which can be se...
Claims of video showing police bashing in Broome
Video footage from the Broome Police Station has allegedly caught out a 31 year old police constable bashing an Aboriginal man. T...
Leadership Centre boosted with funds for new program
A total of 120 Indigenous leaders will receive a powerful introduction to leadership development through the latest National Indig...
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Buddy’s $9m question
GWS Giants has the AFL world buzzing with a rumoured huge offer for Hawthorn's megastar The AFL is split as to whether Lance Franklin will remain at Hawthorn beyond 2013 after the views of a range of football and list managers and player agents were canvassed to assess the likelihood of Franklin playing at another club in 2014. Most believe any club chasing Franklin's signature would need to make a godfather offer somewhere between $1.6 million to $2 million a year to entice him away. Hawthorn is considered a strong club, in a premiership window and despite the... Read more
Peachey appointed to Indigenous Council
The National Rugby League's One Community Ambassador and former State of Origin, Cronulla and South Sydney champion David Peachey has been appointed to the Australian Rugby League Indigenous Council. Peachey has been a passionate promoter of opportunity for Indigenous athletes both during and after his playing career and is a leading…
Cowboys still not certain about Bowen
Another North Queensland player has re-signed with the NRL club but veteran fullback Matt Bowen's future with the Cowboys remains unclear. Expected to play a key role for Italy at this year's World Cup, hard working back-rower Joel Riethmuller signed on until the end of the 2015 season. He joins the likes…
Blake Ferguson remains to support family in his impressive Origin debut
Blake Ferguson, they say, can be summed up by his first ever State of Origin touch. "Not that he knocked on," says Blues assistant Trent Barrett. "But that he never made another mistake for the rest of the night." After fumbling with his first touch in a sky blue jersey - "trying…
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