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>> two tantalizing clues, a handprint. >> the subject had blood on their hand. and a trail on twitter. >> incredibly powerful. you can almost see this happening in realtime. >> could she help solve her own mystery? >> she's fighting him off. >> it was so emotional. i wanted to jump out of my seat. never in a million years would you expect something like that. on long island, about 10 miles down the shoreline from the mansions, the fancy cars and the elites of the hamptons, is a blue collar beach town some call 'the poor man's paradise.' but life was rich for these brothers and sister...

The former minister for Indigenous Australians thought he knew everything about the heartache of his people. Then he read about the treatment of his forebears.

The aim of much recent writing on alleged frontier massacres appears to be the conjuring of as many murdered Aborigines as possible. With its errors, omissions and disconcerting semi-novelistic approach to the events and non-events at Forrest River, Professor Kate Auty’s book is another example of that movement. That it has been blessed with the imprimatur of a university press makes this sorry work all the more depressing

From the First Fleet to the courtrooms of Tennant Creek and elsewhere, the one genuinely immutable aspect of 'the world's oldest continuous culture' has been brutality, especially against women and children. Why has the plethora of well-funded Aboriginal councils not tackled the violence? The evidence suggests they can’t solve the problem because they are the problem

The proposed Voice to Parliament, if successful, will recognise Indigenous rights and enable positive developments for communities.