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Aboriginality key to High Court appeal: Aboriginal Legal Service convinces country's top judges to consider whether it was William Bugmy's upbringing that played a role in his criminal
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First Peoples Disability Network calls for the NDIS to be Indigenous friendly: Disability groups fear Indigenous people may be left behind when the national disability care scheme is rolled out. The First Peoples
WA Government was warned a year ago of troubles looming at Banksia: There are more than one hundred Aboriginal kids still in Perth adult Hakea prison but the blame for this has
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EPA’s doubtful process to clear James Price Point gas hub starts court action

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Phillip-Roe-and-Richard-Hunter-5.4Goolarabooloo Traditional Custodian, Richard Hunter and The Wilderness Society WA have commenced legal proceedings in the WA Supreme Court against the State's Environment Protection Authority and Environment Minister, Bill Marmion for giving the go-ahead approvals to the Woodside led joint venture James Price Point (Walmadany) liquefied natural gas processing complex...

 

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Last Updated on Friday, 19 April 2013 11:26

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Wiluna and Tarlpa peoples face the fear of uranium poison as Burke gives green light to Toro Energy to mine in their country

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A 050112genelder8Western Australia will be exporting uranium within two years after the Federal Government's Environment Minister, Tony Burke granted environmental approval to Toro Energy's Wiluna project.

To many people this was unexpected, including to Wiluna's Aboriginal peoples and to anti-uranium mining and anti-nuclear advocates nationwide.

Aboriginal leaders have promised to put themselves in the...

 

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