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In Australia's most incarcerated place, most inmates have a mental illness (opens the original)
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A study published in Australasian Psychiatry found that almost two-thirds of NT prisoners have a mental illness. Substance use disorder was the most common mental illness, impacting almost 70 per cent of female prisoners. Advocates and experts are calling on the NT government to fund services to support prisoners and reduce re-offending. A landmark study has highlighted how common mental illness is in the Northern Territory's burgeoning prison population, despite there being no mental health fac
Mothers settle trespass case over 'distressing' bail checks by NSW Police (opens the original)
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Two mothers who launched a trespass case against NSW Police alleging excessive bail checks on their sons have reached a confidential settlement. The police watchdog last year urged police to seek court authorisation for uninvited bail checks, but NSW Police maintains its approach is lawful. One of the mothers continues to pursue a racial discrimination case against police in the federal court. Fast asleep on the lounge one night, Joanne* woke to a stranger's head looking inside her living room.
Family breaks silence after man accused of running over kids gets bail (opens the original)
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A family member of an Aboriginal boy who was seriously injured when he was struck by a ute last week has spoken out after the accused driver was granted bail yesterday. The family member wants politicians to consider whether bail laws offer adequate protection for alleged victims of serious crime. One of the boys remains in hospital and the other has been discharged. The accused, Andrew Brien, will return to court in December. A family member of an Aboriginal boy who was seriously injured when h
Indigenous Australians gather for Garma Festival - ABC listen (opens the original)
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Thousands of people will converge on north-east Arnhem Land today for the first day of Garma Festival, one of Australia's largest Indigenous gatherings. Featured: Djunmili Yunupinu, musicianDenise Bowden, Yothu Yindi Foundation Sue-Ann Hunter, National Commissioner for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Children and Young People The theme of this year's Garma Festival is "bukmak"— a Yolŋu word meaning "everyone" — and is intended as an invitation to all to come, engage, and work with Indigeno
How NAIDOC grew from a one-day protest to a week-long celebration (opens the original)
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WARNING: This article contains language that some readers may find offensive. It also includes the name and image of people who have died. Aunty Millie Ingram remembers a childhood under the watchful eye of the state government and the "rife racism" that existed in the wider community. Born in 1940, when NSW was transitioning from the protection era to one focused on assimilation, Ms Ingram, 86, was living on Erambie mission near Cowra, in the central west region of New South Wales. Fighting aga
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