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Family who donated Cooks’ Cottage angry at council inaction spurring on vandals
Members of the Grimwade family say the Fitzroy Gardens monument should acknowledge Indigenous history and the impact of colonialism, but the council continues to sit on its hands.
- Cara Waters
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Kelly heard screams from the cell next door in a jail where self-harm has been frighteningly high
The latest prison data shows inmates at the state’s maximum security women’s jail have hurt themselves at double the rate of two years earlier.
- Lachlan Abbott
‘We’re not going to go away’: Call for better access to burial site in Kings Domain
Uncle Robbie Thorpe and Indigenous advocates want the area, known as Kings Domain Resting Place, to be recognised as a ceremonial space and to be made more accessible.
- Cara Waters
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- Victorian Parliament
Treaty negotiations complete, a historic agreement is within reach
A new Indigenous body is to have the power to question ministers, call public hearings and advise government.
- Chip Le Grand
Mystery millions and families torn apart: Inside a years-long fight to find the truth
For years, details around the millions of dollars in mining royalties paid to the Adnyamathanha people were shrouded in secrecy. Now they want answers.
- Riley Walter
From falling in love to a ‘rude awakening’: Tracey Holmes reflects on 25 years
In her long career covering sport, the broadcaster witnessed ugly episodes on and off the field – including when it affected those she loves most.
- Tracey Holmes
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- Aged care
For some, reaching old age marks a historic first. Here’s what their experience teaches us
Life expectancy has increased in Australia, but there are still communities where dealing with old age is a relatively new challenge.
- Millie Muroi
Melbourne elder lashes Storm as battle with board intensified ahead of Indigenous round
Wurundjeri elder Aunty Joy Murphy has condemned Melbourne Storm’s association with a board member linked to conservative lobby group Advance Australia.
- Hannah Hammoud and Carla Jaeger
Aboriginal corporation lodges legal fight over Victoria Park
“We are very concerned there are ancient trees, artefacts and very important ecosystems existing there. There may be ancestral remains.”
- Felicity Caldwell