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MACKANDER: Help… Is the psychologist still here? GUARD: No, she’s not. She’s gone home. MACKANDER: Fuck. I cannot do this. GUARD: Calm down mate and stop buzzing up. You’ll be spoken to a bit later. You just gotta chill out. MACKANDER: Chief, I’ve got fucking bad chest pains. Can you get the nurse, please? MACKANDER: I got vomit everywhere. Can you get the nurse for me? GUARD: No, I suggest you spew in the toilet and clean up the mess. The court heard Mr Mackander say “I can’t breathe” again, the same tragically infamous words uttered by other Black men who’ve died in custod...

Before dawn, Matt Syron pulls on a black jacket adorned with four medals. They honour his years of service to his country, which included more than nine months on the frontlines of the War in Afghanistan a decade ago. He’s heading to an ANZAC Day Service on the New South Wales Central Coast, accompanied by some of his fellow ex-servicemen and friends. It’s a bittersweet day. For the Biripi, Worimi and Darkinjung man, it stirs up memories of mateship and pride at what he accomplished in the service, and it gives a chance to rekindle the sense of camaraderie he formed with other ...