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1. Article · Aug 6, 2026 · Dan Rennie

   From Ramingining to the Commonwealth Games podium: Briseis Brittain wins bronze for Australia (opens the original)

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   A teenage Yolŋgu para-athlete has announced herself on the world stage, claiming bronze in the Women’s 200 metre T38 final at the 2026 Commonwealth Games in Glasgow. 18-year-old Briseis Brittain from Ramingining in Arnhem Land stopped the clock in 27.66 seconds to finish third in the final, earning Australia another athletics medal in what was her Commonwealth Games debut. Official Commonwealth Games results confirmed Brittain’s podium finish, with the young Northern Territorian securing bronze

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2. Article · Jul 28, 2026 · Dan Rennie

   Torres Strait leaders return to court in landmark climate case appeal (opens the original)

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   A pair of Torres Strait Islander community leaders have begun the appeal process for their landmark climate duty of care case at the full Federal Court in Melbourne. Uncle Pabai Pabai, a Traditional Owner from Boigu, and Uncle Paul Kabai, a Traditional Owner from Saibai, appeared before the court on Tuesday for the beginning of a four day appeal, after losing their case against the Commonwealth last year. The pair launched a class action against the Commonwealth in October 2021, arguing the Aust

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