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Sentencing for man who threw trailer hitch at Indigenous woman to hear statements from victim s family

Posted: Feb 17, 2021 5:00 AM ET | Last Updated: February 17 Barbara Kentner of Wabigoon Lake Ojibway First Nation died in 2017, six months after being struck by a metal trailer hitch thrown by Brayden Bushby, 22, from a moving car.(Jody Porter/CBC) More than four years after Brayden Bushby threw a trailer hitch from a moving car, striking Barbara Kentner of Wabigoon Lake Ojibway First Nation in the abdomen while she was out for an evening walk with her sister in a residential neighbourhood in Thunder Bay, Ont., family members will have a chance to tell the court how Bushby s actions have caused harm to them and the broader community.

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Thirteen years since the National Apology, Indigenous leaders say thousands continue to suffer

Reports will be provided annually after that, Indigenous Australians Minister Ken Wyatt said on Friday. Mr Rudd on Friday called the change a brazen effort to wriggle out of accountability in a tweet. All Australians deserve to know on Monday how their government is succeeding or failing in terms of meeting the #ClosingTheGap targets, he wrote. All Australians deserve to know on Monday how their government is succeeding or failing in terms of meeting the #ClosingTheGap targets just we have for the last 13 years. There s no reason why they couldn t do it, except Morrison is too embarrassed. Kevin Rudd (@MrKRudd) February 12, 2021

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Family thankful justice will be served in manslaughter case

Premium Content Subscriber only The family of an Aboriginal man who died while in custody at Lismore are relieved a manslaughter charge has been brought against the NSW Corrective Services officer allegedly responsible for his death. Mr Johnstone, 43, was in the custody of Corrective Services NSW officers when he was shot outside Lismore Base Hospital on March 15, 2019. He died shortly later from the injuries sustained during the shooting. Last year the NSW Coroner referred Mr Johnstone s death to the Director of Public Prosecutions. Following their investigation, the NSW Police last week officially charged the Corrective Services officer who fired the weapon with manslaughter, and they are due to face Lismore Local Court on March 29.

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NSW prisoner officer charged with manslaughter after shooting Indigenous inmate in 2019

Dwayne Johnstone, a Wiradjuri man, was killed when he was shot at Lismore base hospital while attempting to escape

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In Thunder Bay, an Indigenous People s Court offers a new form of justice – but the pandemic has put obstacles in its path

In Thunder Bay, an Indigenous People s Court offers a new form of justice – but the pandemic has put obstacles in its path
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