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Koori Mail is a long‑running Indigenous-owned newspaper focused on Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander perspectives across Australia.
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- Sep 28, 2026
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Get Ya Guards On program returns to the Knockout for its third year - Koori Mail (opens the original)
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Student volunteer from Sydney Dental School custom-fits mouthguard at Koori Knockout in Tamworth. Picture: Erin Taylor. Last year, the team fitted more than 500 Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander players with free custom mouthguards at the Koori Knockout in Tamworth, get down to King Park Sports Complex this weekend and get yours fitted. Ms Taylor is leading a research project to look at how custom mouthguards compare to the standard ‘boil and bite’ types, and whether they help reduce head tr
The art of self-determination - Koori Mail (opens the original)
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Desart curators Hetti Perkins, left, and Aspen Beattie. Picture: Christian Morrow. KOORI MAIL: Would it be fair to say that art centres are the wellspring of First Nations art? HETTI PERKINS: Yes, 100 per cent. Art centres are Aboriginal-owned and governed community enterprises. Each has its own board and most are based within community, including some of the most remote communities in Australia. Some are a three-day drive from Alice Springs. Desart represents the Central Australian art centres.
Remembering two innocent men executed in Hobart in 1826 - Koori Mail (opens the original)
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Nala Mansell outside the building that once housed Australia’s oldest supreme court, where Aboriginal men ‘Dick’ and ‘Jack’ were tried before an all-white jury, with no defence, before they were publicly hung 200 years ago. Pictures: Jillian Mundy. On September 24, Aboriginal people and friends gathered in Nipaluna/Hobart to remember ‘Dick’ and ‘Jack’, marking 200 years since their wrongful execution. Colonial records describe how following the spearing of three colonists in early 1826, Governor
Joe Geia launches national tour at Yarrabah festival (opens the original)
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