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Sky News Australia's Andrew Bolt sits down with prominent Indigenous sovereigns backing Lidia Thorpe's Black Sovereign movement

As debate about the Voice to Parliament referendum heats up, Aboriginal activists have called into question whether the proposal will go far enough to assure Indigenous sovereignty.
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Warren Mundine rejects claims he supported national Voice to Parliament as he accuses Yes campaign of 'twisting' his words

Voice to Parliament No campaigner Warren Mundine has accused the Yes camp of twisting his previous public statements to suggest he supported the Indigenous advisory body. ....

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If we give indigenous Australians special rights, how about indigenous Germans?

Does being the first to reach a piece of land give you special rights? And are those rights collective and inherited? That is the question Australians are gearing up to answer in a referendum. ....

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The Indigenous Voice proposal is founded on the false assumption there is more that divides us than brings us together

When I studied philosophy at university (and yes, that was a long time ago now!) we were taught to always look for the “unexamined assumption”. ....

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"Cervical Screening Reminders for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander" by Rowena Ivers, Trish Levett et al.

(1) Background: Aboriginal women have a higher mortality from cervical cancer, yet cervical screening rates are lower than for other Australian women. (2) Methods: A randomised controlled trial of reminder letter vs. phone call/SMS for routine cervical screening testing in an Aboriginal Community Controlled Health Organisation in NSW. (3) Results: 256 women aged between 25 and 74 who were due for cervical screening were randomised to receive a reminder letter (and up to two further letters for non-responders) or a phone call (followed by up to two SMS) to attend the screening. A total of 15 women (12.5%) attended for cervical screening test within 3 months following a letter, and 24 women (17.6%) after a phone call/SMS reminder; this difference was not significant (p = 0.252). Time spent on sending letters vs. phone calls/SMS was similar; the cost was lowest for SMS. (4) Conclusion: Response to reminders was lower than expected. While there was no significant difference in effectivenes ....

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