I’d like to climb up the side of the Australian War Memorial because I suspect the view over Lake Burley Griffin is sensational.
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Macklin advised not to consult Aboriginals over town camps
Jenny Macklin was advised by her department against formally consulting with Aboriginal people over the compulsory acquisition of their land, reports Chris Graham.
READ MOREWe jail black men five times more than apartheid South Africa
In the Northern Territory, 83 per cent of the prison population is Indigenous, while Western Australia jails black males at more than eight times the rate of South Africa during Apartheid.
READ MOREPalm Island inquest reopens
With a new look at the death of Mulrunji Doomadgee, the stage is set for yet another gut-wrenching chapter in a tragedy that has churned on for almost five years.
READ MOREMarion Scrymgour just changed black politics forever
In politics, it seems, you can justify almost anything; being an Aboriginal member of the Labor or Liberal Party is no longer one of them, given Marion Scrymgour’s recent exit from the Labor Party in NT.
READ MORELive from the Cannes carpet
The Guardian reports live from all the glitz, glamour and douchebaggery of the Cannes Film Festival.
READ MOREIndigenous affairs money scattered but plentiful
In percentage terms, it’s still better than just about any other government has done before.
READ MOREInterview with Sergei Dvortsevoy
Cinetology interviews Russian film-maker and Tulpan director, Sergei Dvortsevoy.
READ MOREMemo to Bolt: race runs deeper than skin colour
Any attention is good attention, right? There’s no other rational way to explain Andrew Bolt’s column in the Herald Sun yesterday.
READ MORE10 years on from Columbine: the real story comes out
It’s a decade since the Columbine High School shootings, but the truth about the teen gunmen is only now coming out.
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