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Indigenous advocates have slammed the AFL's handling of the Hawthorn probe, and urged the league to become a "cultural leader" by addressing alleged mistreatment of First Nations players across the sporting code.

Phil Dickie played a key role exposing the corruption leading to Queensland’s Fitzgerald inquiry and the downfall of the Bjelke-Petersen regime. Thirty-four years later, he considers where the state is at on corruption and transparency.

Crikey has compiled an industry-by-industry checklist of where the big players stand on an Indigenous Voice to Parliament.

The Northern Territory government is accused of hiding a report forecasting future emissions to cover up a "very sorry tale" of further increases.

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Sweet As was inspired by writer-director Jub Clerc's experiences as a teen, growing up between the Pilbara and Kimberley regions of Western Australia during the 80s.

Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Elders share stories and language, culture and wisdom, that have been passed down from generation to generation.

Potential candidates include opposition party’s federal vice-president and upper house MP Matt Bach as Labor considers whether to contest electorate

The state of Queensland’s proposed hate crime law also bans the display of Nazi symbols and tattoos

With the withdrawal of his principal challengers and the implicit endorsement from key factions within the Labor party, Roger Cook will become Western Australia’s 31st premier. We can expect final endorsement from the Labor caucus and a formal swearing-in from the WA governor in the coming days.