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3 weeks ago |
teaonews.co.nz | Dan Rennie |Bronte Charles
This article was first published by NITVQueensland’s hardline crackdown on youth crime has led to thousands of arrests in the first three months of 2025. But Indigenous advocates and community leaders say the real cost will be paid by vulnerable First Nations children caught in a justice system that fails to care for them. — as part of Premier David Crisafulli’s tough-on-crime strategy, which includes the controversial Adult Crime, Adult Time legislation.
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1 month ago |
sbs.com.au | Bronte Charles |Dan Rennie
Queensland’s hardline crackdown on youth crime has led to thousands of arrests in the first three months of 2025. But Indigenous advocates and community leaders say the real cost will be paid by vulnerable First Nations children caught in a justice system that fails to care for them. — as part of Premier David Crisafulli’s tough-on-crime strategy, which includes the controversial Adult Crime, Adult Time legislation.
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1 month ago |
sbs.com.au | Dan Rennie
Prime Minister Anthony Albanese has secured an historic second term in government following a decisive victory for the Labor Party in the federal election, marking the first time since 2004 that a leader has secured back-to-back electoral victories.
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1 month ago |
sbs.com.au | Dan Rennie
Mackay, in Far North Queensland, is home to the Yuwibara people, who make up 6.2 per cent of the population. Alongside a significant number of South Sea Islanders, many are descendants of the Kanakas, or Blackbirds, a label derived from the form of slavery that bears its name. Blackbirding was the coercive or misleading recruitment of Pacific Islanders for indentured labour in Queensland's sugar and cotton industries by white farm and plantation owners.
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1 month ago |
sbs.com.au | Dan Rennie
The Wakka Wakka people, traditional owners of Cherbourg, located approximately 170 kilometres northwest of Brisbane, are calling on political leaders to engage with communities like theirs. As the election campaign approaches its conclusion, neither Anthony Albanese nor Peter Dutton have made a visit to an Indigenous community and the community are concerned that they will once again be overlooked.
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