Tahnee Jash
Reporter and Producer at ABC News
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1 week ago |
abc.net.au | Tahnee Jash |Stephanie Boltje |Rahni Sadler
Cheers erupted among the thousands of people gathered on the steps of Victoria Parliament as the Yoorrook Justice Commissioner, Travis Lovett, reached his destination after 508 kilometres and 25 days of walking. "The silence ends here, the time of not knowing, of choosing not to know, is over," Commissioner Lovett told the sea of supporters. "Truth-telling is not a ritual, it's not symbolic. It's a reckoning, it's a commitment to change. Truth-telling is treaty in motion.
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3 weeks ago |
abc.net.au | Tahnee Jash
Hundreds of school students from across the Illawarra region of the New South Wales south coast have walked on Dharawal country to show their support for reconciliation — 25 years on from the landmark walk over the Sydney Harbour Bridge. More than 35 schools participated in the walk to mark National Reconciliation Week, bringing to life this year's theme: Bridging Now to Next.
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1 month ago |
abc.net.au | Tahnee Jash |Brooke Fryer
It was only four years ago that Juanita Page launched her menswear label Joseph and James. As she watched her models rehearse backstage on Tuesday, the proud Gooreng Gooreng and South-Sea Islander woman felt the pressure mounting as the countdown began for one of her biggest achievements yet. She was moments away from debuting a solo runway show at Australian Fashion Week. "I'm feeling a little nervous, but it's excited nerves," the 33-year-old said.
Stuart's family says he asked for mental health support but he didn't get it. Days later he was dead
Mar 27, 2025 |
abc.net.au | Tahnee Jash |Carly Williams
In her 25 years, there is a line that Lisa Hume will never forget. "I'm sorry, sis, I tried. You need to come home; this is serious."It was a phone call made from Casuarina Prison in Western Australia on March 3, by a close family friend. WARNING: Readers are advised this story references suicide. This story includes the image and name of a First Nations person who has died, with permission from their family. Please take care when reading.
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Mar 18, 2025 |
abc.net.au | Tahnee Jash |Bridget Brennan
Amnesty International is urgently calling on the NSW government to investigate allegations of discrimination after Aboriginal children were told to leave a public swimming pool in northern New South Wales. NSW Police were called to the Inverell Aquatic Centre on Sunday after reports from staff that some children were 'misbehaving', but parents allege all Aboriginal children were ordered out of the pool.
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Two Aboriginal people have tragically died in custody this month. 29-year-old Stuart Hume was one of them. https://t.co/9JuHHmQRis
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