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High court dismisses neo-Nazi group's bid for temporary immunity from hate listing
A neo-Nazi group allegedly involved in last year's attack on Camp Sovereignty ha...
Dechlan Brennan 4 Jun 2026
First Nations advocates call out Instagram reel over racist stereotypes
First Nations anti-racism advocates have condemned an Instagram reel described b...
Natasha Clark 3 Jun 2026
Employers urged to move beyond symbolism to tackle workplace racism
Tangible action from employers, rather than symbolism, is needed to tackle racis...
Dechlan Brennan 1 Jun 2026
No charges to be laid over the death in police custody of Kumanjayi White
No charges will be laid over the death in police custody of Kumanjayi White. Mr...
Dechlan Brennan 26 May 2026
Evolve Communities call for honest conversations to support reconciliation

Reconciliation efforts across corporate Australia have grown over the past decade, however racism experienced by First Nations people continues as Indigenous leaders warn of growing division and backl...

Joseph Guenzler Joseph Guenzler May 20, 2026
Safety priorities for LGBTIQA+ First Nations people as extremism rears its head

In 2026 we've seen an uptake of visible and physical right-wing extremism. Over the past few years, we've seen this coming slowly but surely, people with hateful ideologies have been given permission...

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Tanesha Bennell May 18, 2026
The ghost of White Australia has finally been named

From founding doctrine to banned ideology: Australia is finally confronting the ghost it wrote into the nation at Federation. From policy to hate groupIn one of the great historical ironies of modern...

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Jesse J. Fleay May 15, 2026
Neo-Nazi group which allegedly attacked Camp Sovereignty declared terrorist organisation

A disbanded Neo-Nazi organisation allegedly involved in last year's attacks on Camp Sovereignty has officially been labelled a terrorist group by the Australian government.

Dechlan Brennan Dechlan Brennan May 15, 2026
Corruption and Crime Commission finds WA Police internal investigation of alleged misconduct towards Noongar man 'inadequate'

A WA Police investigation of alleged misconduct by officers towards a Noongar man in Boorloo/Perth was "inadequate", the Corruption and Crime Commission has found.

Giovanni Torre Giovanni Torre May 15, 2026
'We are repeating history' - why the Child Placement Principle must remain

Every time an Aboriginal child dies, the response is the same. Not fund services. Not resource families. Demonise an entire culture. I cannot think of a single instance where a non-Indigenous child's...

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Dr Tracy Westerman May 14, 2026
The warning from Farrer

One Nation's rise is not an isolated protest vote: it is a warning about the direction of Australian democracy. The politics of permanent grievanceThe victory of Pauline Hanson's One Nation in the Div...

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Jesse J. Fleay May 11, 2026
Racism 'out of control' as grieving communities suffer

WARNING: Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander readers are advised the following article contains the name of an Indigenous person who has died.

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Abe Maddison May 9, 2026
'Racial' police task forces unchallenged, inquiry told

''Racialised'' police task forces have stigmatised young people and gone unchallenged, an advocate has told a federal inquiry into racism against Aboriginal people.

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Abe Maddison May 8, 2026
Australia accused of ignoring human rights obligations on Indigenous children

The overrepresentation of Indigenous children in the criminal justice system "reflects systemic and structural racial discrimination", the United Nations has said. Despite making up only 6.

Dechlan Brennan Dechlan Brennan May 7, 2026
Populist, harmful policies driving incarceration, child removals: Human Rights Commission

First Peoples communities continue to be the hardest hit by "populist, blunt and harmful" laws, the Australian Human Rights Commission says. While there has been progress on some Closing the Gap targe...

Dechlan Brennan Dechlan Brennan May 4, 2026
Right-wing agitators ejected for heckling Anzac Day ceremonies

Associates of a prominent anti-immigration group were among those ejected from an Anzac Day dawn service after the cohort was accused of heckling acknowledgement of Country ceremonies at other events.

At dawn, we remember and we choose who we are

The message of silence At first light, in the half-shadow between night and day, we gather as Australians to remember. We gather in silence. We gather in stillness. We gather in reverence.

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Jesse J. Fleay Apr 25, 2026
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