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School approach to Aboriginal topics ‘divisive’
A prominent Indigenous leader has exposed how the Australian curriculum’s approach to Aboriginal topics has led to a race division.
World has no trust China will do ‘right thing’
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Anna caught out in whopping anti-vax lies
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‘Talking class’ rule Australia as doers left behind
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Why pandemic may have started earlier than we thought
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Curriculum’s criticism of Australia slammed
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