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Macklin adds disability to the Closing the Gap targets: A new Closing the Gap target aimed at increasing access for services to First Nations people with a disability will
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Health Workers Forum proves a success: Aboriginal Health Council of South Australia (AHCSA) held its first SA Aboriginal Health Workers Forum for 2013 in Adelaide last
Giles defends his call for Aboriginal child adoptions: Northern Territory's Chief Minister Adam Giles has hit back at critics of his view that adoption could be the right
ABS reveals families forced to cope with 12 people per house : Statistics raise more questions about effectiveness of Jenny Macklin's $5 billion housing scheme The Federal Government's multi billion dollar housing scheme
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Ben Barba’s Origin reminder

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ben barbaCanterbury fullback Ben Barba gave Queensland a timely reminder of his talents as he engineered a 26-6 NRL win for the Bulldogs over Cronulla on Monday night at ANZ Stadium.

The Maroons decided they didn't need the dynamic fullback on their bench for game one but State of Origin is a long series and Barba continued to push his case with a blistering two try display.

Barba made it 18 tries from his last...

 

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No Inglis, no worries as Souths beat Dragons in 1 point thriller

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dragons rabbitohsSouth Sydney coach Michael Maguire lauded the performance of rookie halfback Adam Reynolds as his side chalked up a third successive NRL win, this time without their star fullback, Greg Inglis, edging out St George Illawarra 19-18 at Kogarah Oval on Sunday.

The 21 year old broke the Dragons' hearts with a field goal two minutes into golden point, capping off an assured display that also included...

 

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