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Children safely come down from roof of WA youth prison
Three young inmates have safely come down from the roof of the notorious Banksia...
Giovanni Torre 7 Nov 2026
Young detainees climb on to roof of notorious children's prison
Western Australia Department of Justice staff are reportedly trying to get three...
Giovanni Torre 6 Nov 2026
More than a game: AFL Racism Class Action approaches critical deadline
For generations, Aboriginal and/or Torres Strait Islander footballers have helpe...
Queensland First Nations child removals class action discontinued due to loss of funding
A landmark class action against the Queensland government over claims it failed...
Tara Cosoleto (AAP) 16 Oct 2026
Shine Lawyers to meet with WA communities for First Nations Child Removal Class Action
Shine Lawyers will begin a program of free community information sessions across...
Giovanni Torre 23 Sep 2026
Aboriginal police officers' racism class action involves 'more than 30 years of documentation'

Racism claims by Aboriginal community police officers are far from straightforward, a federal court has been told. More than 300 officers have joined a class action lawsuit filed against the Northern...

Human Rights Commission receives formal complaint as class action looms over alleged abuse of children in WA youth detention

Key points: - A Representative Complaint has been filed with the Australian Human Rights Commission on behalf of roughly one hundred victims of alleged child sexual abuse in Western Australia's youth...

Giovanni Torre Giovanni Torre May 27, 2026
Stolen Wages struggle captured in National Portrait Prize finalist

A young girl, Amazine, sits beside her father, Amaziah Club, during a men's ceremony on Alyawarre Country in Ampilatwatja, 325 kilometres north-east of Mparntwe/Alice Springs.

Natasha Clark Natasha Clark Dec 22, 2025
'Conditions remain dangerous, degrading, and completely unacceptable' - tensions erupt at notorious WA children's prison

Young people held in Western Australia's notorious Banksia Hill Detention Centre have climbed on to the roof of the Canning Vale facility. Reports indicate at least six of the children held at Banksia...

Giovanni Torre Giovanni Torre Nov 24, 2025
‘Discriminatory and unjust’: Commonwealth sued over claims Work for the Dole harmed Indigenous communities

A Federal Court class action has been launched against the Commonwealth, alleging a remote Work for the Dole scheme racially discriminated against Indigenous people.

Dechlan Brennan Dechlan Brennan Sep 30, 2025
State sued over 28 years of racism claim

Queensland Health have been hit with a class action over allegations of racial discrimination that claim Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people received inadequate healthcare spanning three deca...

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Emma Kirk May 21, 2025
Strip search class action against NSW police set to begin

A class action over the lawfulness of strip searches carried out by NSW Police at music festivals will begin next week. The legal case, to be presided over by Justice Dina Yehia, will challenge the le...

Dechlan Brennan Dechlan Brennan May 2, 2025
“I doubt they would see much social justice in this outcome": Judge critical of law firm in stolen wages class action

A federal court judge has criticised a law firm for adopting a process with an "excessive level of human resources" in a stolen wages class action for Indigenous workers in the Northern Territory.

Dechlan Brennan Dechlan Brennan Apr 21, 2025
'Trailblazer' Nicky Winmar may co-lead AFL racism case

AFL great Nicky Winmar has asked to "courageously" co-lead a landmark racism class action against the league brought by Indigenous players, lawyers say.

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Emily Woods Mar 3, 2025
$144 million granted to Aboriginal families following stolen wages class action

Eligible Aboriginal workers and their families whose wages were stolen under racist government policies throughout much of the 20th century will receive share $144,375,000 in compensation.

Dechlan Brennan Dechlan Brennan Nov 27, 2024
Indigenous child removals class action lodged in NSW and WA

First Nations people who allege they have experienced unlawful racial discrimination at the hands of the Department of Communities in Western Australia and the Department of Communities and Justice in...

Giovanni Torre Giovanni Torre Nov 20, 2024
Federal Court approves $180 million settlement for WA Stolen Wages case

The Federal Court this week approved the WA government's settlement payment of $180 million to thousands of eligible Aboriginal workers whose wages were stolen under racist government policies through...

Giovanni Torre Giovanni Torre Oct 31, 2024
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