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Barnett overrides land negotiations
Alisha O'Flaherty
Indigenous groups have condemned moves to compulsorily acquire land for a gas precinct as a land grab.

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NT police review taser guidelines
Murray McLaughlin
Northern Territory police are rewriting their guidelines for taser use following the death of an Aboriginal man last year.

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UN delivers mixed discrimination report
Karen Berkman
The United Nations has praised the apology to the Stolen Generations but criticised the emergency intervention.

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Hasluck candidates hold their breath
Danielle Parry
As Australia waits for the election result to be delivered, several electorates are still in doubt - including the volatile West Australian seat of Hasluck.

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Aboriginal art industry struggling
Peter McCutcheon
Many artists, wholesalers and retailers within the aboriginal arts industry say they are struggling.

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Grog still flows in Alice Springs
Katrina Bolton
The national emergency in the Northern Territory is still a reality in Alice Springs, where 'rivers of grog' still flow.

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Places in the Heart
Sean Murphy
Not so long ago the mention of Aborigines and Moree in the same sentence would almost certainly have been negative.

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Dreamtime paintings win national award
James Glenday
South Australian painter Mr Donegan has won the $40,000 national Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander art award.

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Uranium-rich land offered to Kakadu
Northern Territory traditional owner Jeffrey Lee has offered to donate land worth billions to Kakadu National Park.

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Compensation payment a 'sincere apology'
Alisha O'Flaherty
The family of an Aboriginal elder who died of heat stroke in a prison van has been awarded a $3.2 million ex-gratia payment by the Western Australian Government.

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Qld Government accused of gagging activist
Kim Lyell
Prominent Indigenous activist Lex Wotton has been released form jail on parole, but cannot speak publicly.

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Don't Fence Me In
Tim Lee
Ten years ago, New South Wales prison authorities who were alarmed at the number of Indigenous men going to jail embarked on a bold new venture.

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Net Benefits
Amanda Clark
Government sponsored employment programs in Indigenous communities have had a chequered history with many simply failing to deliver long-term work opportunities.

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Anger over decision on prison van death
Alisha O'Flaherty
No criminal charges will be laid over the death of an Aboriginal elder in a prison van two years ago.

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CMC Palm Island report blasts Queensland police
Charlotte Glennie


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Damning Palm Island report
John Taylor
Today a damning report into the Queensland police service's handling of the 2004 Palm Island death in custody of aboriginal man was delivered.

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Bran Nue Dae
Nicole Bond
Back in 2004 Landline dropped in on a school of hard knocks that was using a cattle drive to train young Indigenous kids.

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Police criticised over Doomadgee case
Megan Woodward
Queensland police officers colluded to protect an officer involved in the death-in-custody of a Palm Island man, a coroner says.

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Indigenous housing program under fire
Kirsty Nancarrow
The Northern Territory's embattled Indigenous housing program is once again under fire after revelations it has so far delivered just seven of the 750 promised new houses.

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Alice Springs killing was racially motivated
Leigh Sales
A judge says there were racial overtones in the killing of an Aboriginal man in Alice Springs last year, and has sentenced the men responsible to between four and six years in jail.

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