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Majority of AFP complaints dismissed without investigation, figures show (opens the original)
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Figures show Australian Federal Police have used discretionary powers to dismiss hundreds of allegations against officers without investigating them. The figures were revealed in answers to questions on notice from the national racism inquiry. The inquiry is due to report back to the parliament by the end of the year. More than half of all allegations made against Australian Federal Police officers have been "finalised" without investigation due to the use of discretionary powers the national wa
We asked teens what they thought of sweeping changes to child protection laws (opens the original)
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Surrounded by the ocean, where eucalypt forest stretches from the sand to meet the sky, the Tiwi Islands are a living library for the young people who call it home. Etched into the landscape are guides on how to live off the land and language that describes their way of life, all of which has taught kids their traditional customs over generations. The island and its community hold the knowledge that tells the story of each family and how they're connected. But there are fears these connections t
What dozens of empty chairs revealed about Australia's racism inquiry (opens the original)
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A family who are alive only because a bomb that landed at their feet didn't explode. An Olympian forced out of the sport that changed her life after being belittled and bullied. A mother questioning whether sending her children to school is doing them more harm than good. An elder who is too scared to gather with community in public after another attempt on their lives. This is just some of the harrowing testimony given at the inquiry into racism, hate and violence directed at First Nations peop
Police hunt for offenders after alleged assault on Camp Sovereignty (opens the original)
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Victoria Police are investigating an alleged assault at Camp Sovereignty last night. A 37-year-old victim was treated at the scene for facial injuries. Police say investigations are ongoing and are seeking any witnesses or information to assist with their inquiries. Activists from Melbourne's Camp Sovereignty say they have been deeply traumatised after a member of their group was assaulted at the Indigenous protest site. On Sunday night, Ash Ni Mara, 37, was allegedly attacked by two strangers a
In a remote community, a boy asked me a question no child should (opens the original)
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In the tiny community of Baniyala in East Arnhem Land, I sat next to a 13-year-old boy on the porch of a donga that served as a community centre for the day. The taps in the kitchen have been running constantly because there is no hardware store or tradesman there to fix them. The boy was funny, charismatic and deeply proud of his home. He was carrying around a sea rights flag, designed after his elders took their case to the High Court to establish the first native title claim over the coastlin
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