Pastoral company gave $29k to Greens
The donation from a company backed by one of South Africa’s richest men comes despite the Greens saying they ‘don’t take donations from big corporations’.
The donation from a company backed by one of South Africa’s richest men comes despite the Greens saying they ‘don’t take donations from big corporations’.
Former Australian of the Year Galarrwuy Yunupingu launches compensation claim, with court hearing earlier of a ‘potentially huge’ payout.
A court hears the commonwealth case in the claim by Galarrwuy Yunupingu for compensation for the acquisition and destruction of his land on the Gove Peninsula.
The landmark case could have ‘huge’ ramifications for compensation, potentially affecting every act by the Crown in the NT between 1911 and 1978.
Former Australian of the Year Galarrwuy Yunupingu will seek compensation from the Commonwealth for the acquisition and destruction of land on the Gove Peninsula.
The officer in charge of a remote community where an indigenous man was shot dead by police has denied telling his family a task force would ‘hunt him down like a dog’ and ‘might be able to shoot him too’.
The officer in charge of a remote NT community has told an inquest she could not remember if she had had any sleep the night before Constable Zachary Rolfe shot dead Kumanjayi Walker.
Police waited until the morning after an officer had shot dead an Indigenous man to inform his family due to fears of payback, an inquest has heard.
NT policeman tells inquest it’s mostly women — not men — fighting in the remote community of Yuendumu, attacking each other with trampoline poles and tyre levers.
Senior Northern Territory police were constantly covering up Constable Zachary Rolfe’s unjustified use of force, according to statements made by his former fiance.
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