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Mission Australia survey says warning signs are still there for young people

Mission Australia survey says warning signs are still there for young people

Mission Australia's youth survey has revealed young Aboriginal people feel more unsafe in their communities than ever before and t...

Funding cut to phone line service means more people will face jail

Funding cut to phone line service means more people will face jail

Another broken promise, another Aboriginal Deaths in Custody Royal Commission recommendation ignored as the NSW and Federal Govern...

Kaurna Elders want to form repatriation committee for return of ancestral remains

Kaurna Elders want to form repatriation committee for return of ancestral remains

Moves are afoot in South Australia to create a formal repatriation committee to oversee future returns to the State after the Sout...

“All I want is a new start”

“All I want is a new start”

Locked in prison for 10 years without trial and despite his declaration of innocence, Marlon Noble deserves to be shown some justi...

Spratt is now free to pursue claim of compensation from State of WA

Spratt is now free to pursue claim of compensation from State of WA

Kevin Spratt, the victim of repeated Taser attacks by West Australian police and prison officers, will finally be able to pursue c...

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Tough love ... Ella says Beale should not play

Tough love ... Ella says Beale should not play

Glen says as much as he loves Kurtley he has to address his drinking problem Kurtley Beale needs to be barred from playing for Australia against the British and Irish Lions as part of a tough love punishment aimed at saving the wayward Wallaby's career. So says Beale's former long time mentor, Glen Ella who also believes the 24 year old needs to finally admit he has a problem with alcohol. Ella, who managed the schoolboy star from the age of 13 to 19, said he felt the Australian Rugby Union (ARU) needed to follow NRL club Canterbury... Read more

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