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Locals fume and are at 'breaking point' after streets become clogged up with rubbish

Liverpool residents had to deal with clothes, litter and waste plaguing their streets, as students leave for the summer. Long-time residents are at boiling point, with a mass of student houses taking over their communities

Daily Mirror

The New Boy review – Cate Blanchett doesn’t dazzle in Warwick Thornton’s enigmatic film

Aswan Reid delivers Australian cinema’s most impressive child performance for some time, as the titular youngster taken to an outback orphanage

The Guardian - AU

Linda Burney criticises Peter Dutton’s ‘bullyboy tactics’ approach to Indigenous voice debate

Minister for Indigenous Australians claims no campaign’s aim is to ‘polarise, to sow division’ and to ‘mislead’

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Fire pits and yarning circles: Preschoolers mark NAIDOC week

'It is important to reflect on the essential role that our grandparents and elderly peoples.'

Newcastle Herald

Afternoon Update: childcare fees rise by up to 32%; Melbourne bus ploughs into houses; and Adele warns fans over ‘etiquette’

There are concerns childcare centres are hiking rates to absorb the federal government’s new subsidy

The Guardian - AU

Ancestral remains taken in the 1930s to return home

Confirmation of the return of remains taken by an anthropologist coincides with the recognition of native title rights for several Cape York communities.

AAP

What is NAIDOC week? How did it start and what does it celebrate?

NAIDOC week is a big celebration for Indigenous people and a highlight on the Blak calendar - it is our Blak Christmas.

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Trail of destruction on streets as neighbours say they're 'at breaking point

Residents say they have 'never seen anything like it' as students pack up their Wavertree homes, leaving overflowing bins and discarded mess all over the streets

Liverpool Echo

New Aboriginal cultural heritage laws in WA hope to take state from ‘wild west’ to a better way

Some say the overhaul of laws is a little ‘bittersweet’ and does not go far enough, but others claim it will ‘hold businesses to ransom’

The Guardian - AU

Why is there so much confusion and fearmongering over WA's new Aboriginal Cultural Heritage Act?

There has been a flurry of scaremongering recently about Western Australia’s new Aboriginal Cultural Heritage Act, which came into effect on July 1.

The Conversation

Morning Mail: Call to ban consultancies’ political donations, Burney sets priorities for voice, ‘floating gold’ found

Transparency advocates say firms such as PwC should be banned from making political donations; Linda Burney to set out priorities for an indigenous voice

The Guardian - AU

Parents have just started their own school in Sydney – this is part of a long tradition in Australia

Last week, The Australian newspaper reported some parents have been prompted to start their own schools to give their children the type of education they want.

The Conversation

'Do not let them divide us' - Burney's impassioned plea

An emotional argument by the Minister for Indigenous Australians for people to back the voice included a withering attack on sections of the 'no' vote campaign.

AAP

Hospital denies mistreatment after Indigenous girl dies

Perth Children's Hospital has disputed the claims of a grieving mother after her one-year-old daughter died while in its care.

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The Guardian - AU

Brittany Higgins accuses Linda Reynolds of targeting her and says it is ‘time to stop’

Higgins has highlighted media coverage of comments by her former boss, saying ‘this has been going on for years now’

The Guardian - AU

Teen felt ‘degraded and belittled’ by former University of New England vice-chancellor, court told

Prof Brigid Heywood has pleaded not guilty to charges of assault and offensive behaviour over an alleged incident in March 2022

AAP

Dolphins in my heart and on my arm: Josh Kerr

Dolphins prop and Redcliffe junior Josh Kerr once asked Wayne Bennett to find a way to get him a gig at the club, and how it panned out couldn't be scripted.

AAP

Matildas await FIFA call on First Nations flags at WWC

FIFA will soon make a call on whether First Nations flags can be hung inside the stadiums at the Women's World Cup in Australia and New Zealand.

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Morning Mail: Hong Kong bounty on Australian lawyer, Hanson’s voice tactic, Israel targets West Bank

Hong Kong issues arrest warrants for eight exiles, including two people living in Australia, and borrowers face tense wait before latest Reserve Bank decision

AAP

Caring for country strikes chord with undecided elders

The Indigenous lead of a major conservation group has been travelling to remote communities to yarn with traditional owners about the voice and the land.

The Guardian - AU

‘It’s the first thing that they look at’: claims of racial profiling levelled at Victoria police after Covid fines report

Human rights lawyer says report provides ‘robust’ evidence of profiling, which police deny

The Conversation

Uncapping uni places for Indigenous students is a step in the right direction, but we must do much more

Australian universities are calling on the federal government to uncap university places for all Indigenous students.

AAP

Indigenous woman claims bail breach arrest was unlawful

A legal challenge by an Indigenous woman has delved into the steps police officers must take before arresting people on breaches of bail conditions.

The Guardian - AU

Daryl Maguire’s lawyers accuse media of stalking, unsafe U-turns and spooking horses

Oddly worded statement attacks unnamed outlets for alleged behaviour after Icac findings against former MP and his former partner Gladys Berejiklian

The Conversation

How to have informed and respectful conversations about Indigenous issues like the Voice

As Australia prepares for the Voice referendum later this year, some commentators struggle to create a respectful space for all sides of politics. Especially to discuss the proposed constitutional change.

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