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Leetona Dungay says she has exhausted all pathways within the Australian legal system and received "no justice" following the 2015 death in custody of her son. ....
THE CLEANSING OF GARIWERD The Point went to Gariwerd to look at the rise of white supremacist and extremist groups operating in Australia. On the January 26 long weekend this year, the area - the Grampians in regional Victoria was invaded by masked white supremacists. Gunaikurnai man Troy McDonald told the program: “In this vicinity, 30 of those white supremacists came and started their hateful chants. It was a really tough thing for a lot of us to see that, when it was reported. Because if you are coming here, this is not a hateful environment. People don t come here generally on a holiday or a walk to express a hate agenda and that’s what they’ve done. ....
Published May 5, 2021 To sign up for our daily newsletter filled with the latest news, goss and other stuff you should care about, head HERE. For a running feed of all our stories, follow us on Twitter HERE. Or, bookmark the PEDESTRIAN.TV homepage to visit whenever you need a news fix. The inquest into the death in custody of 20-year-old Aboriginal man Bailey Mackander has heard the shocking response guards gave him when he said he couldn’t breathe. Mackander died in 2019 after being taken to hospital when he reported having swallowed batteries and razor blades. During the transfer at Gosford Hospital, he escaped custody, climbed a concrete barrier and fell 10 metres, the ABC reports. He died the next day. ....
Date Thursday, 29 April, 2021 - 12:30 to 13:30 He argued that just terms as constitutionally defined could neither imagine nor encompass the entirety of native title rights and interests and proposed a radical alternative based on his research. His evidence was given little attention by Mansfield J in his judgment and did not figure in subsequent appeals. In this seminar, Jon critically reflects on the content and quality of his evidence in light of recently published observations by Mansfield J and a request from AIATSIS’s Native Title Research Unit to engage with his observations. In particular, Jon is interested to explore how non-market economic values and lost opportunities might be compensated; and to what extent Timber Creek as a test case was the first, rather than last, legal say on the matter of compensation. ....