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Last modified on Thu 11 Mar 2021 19.59 EST Aboriginal justice advocates have expressed their devastation following a third Indigenous death in custody in a week and demanded the Australian prime minister urgently meet with bereaved families to progress reforms. National Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Legal Services (Natsils) representatives from across the country, who met on Thursday, said they were “horrified and deeply upset”. “We are extremely concerned that while our people continue to die in custody at alarming rates, federal, state and territory governments have had the an...

Advertisement The NSW government has defended the rate at which it is removing hanging points from jail cells, following revelations an Indigenous woman took her own life at Silverwater jail last week. It is the second Indigenous death in custody to take place in the past week. A budget estimates hearing on Tuesday heard an Indigenous woman in her 40s took her own life within days of an Indigenous man dying at Long Bay Hospital. Long Bay Hospital is a non-acute 85-bed healthcare facility located on the Long Bay Correctional Complex in Malabar. Credit:Nick Moir Loading Corrective Services Comm...

Lawyers urge Scott Morrison to take their advice on how to handle the allegations against Christian Porter, and NSW Corrective Services Commissioner Peter Severin has defended the decision not to announce that two Indigenous Australians died in custody in Sydney last week.

Northern Territory cattle and tourism pioneer Peter Severin dies aged 93 Posted SatSaturday 27 updated SatSaturday 27 FebFebruary 2021 at 3:21am Peter Severin's family said the 93-year-old died peacefully at home on the Curtin Springs Station. ( Print text only Cancel Cattle and tourism pioneer Peter Severin has died aged 93, at the remote station and famous roadhouse near Uluru he established more than six decades ago. Key points: Mr Severin and family have run Curtin Springs Station and roadhouse near Uluru since 1956 The family said they were mourning the loss of a true gentlemen, loving...

Four Corrective Services NSW officers with a combined work history of 100 years were recognised today for their exceptional service in the Australia Day...