‘Cassius suspects in earlier attack’
Two of four adults accused of murdering Perth schoolboy Cassius Turvey had carried out an earlier attack that left a different boy with injuries, a jury has been told.
Two of four adults accused of murdering Perth schoolboy Cassius Turvey had carried out an earlier attack that left a different boy with injuries, a jury has been told.
A Coalition government would retain the Indigenous procurement policy that has delivered $10bn to businesses owned or part-owned by Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people.
Companies controlled and majority owned by Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people will be awarded more commonwealth contracts in an expanded Indigenous procurement policy.
Labor has handed its new tsar for Aboriginal business extraordinary powers that could make remote-community residents the owners of defence infrastructure and the funders of energy projects.
Jack Brearley, the man accused of fatally bashing Perth schoolboy Cassius Turvey, has claimed it was his former friend – a ‘bigger, meaner, older’ man – who inflicted the blows on the teen.
An unlegislated national organisation has quietly emerged as the representative body for Indigenous Australians – the Coalition of Peaks.
Aboriginal schoolboy Cassius Turvey was chased down and fatally beaten over “petty grievances” that had nothing to do with him, a Perth jury has been told.
The Prime Minister on Monday is due to reveal the first stage of an affordable food strategy to address the diabetes epidemic in Central Australia.
Warren Mundine claims his appearances at the AACTA festival have been cancelled as a direct result of his role in the campaign against the Indigenous voice to parliament.
Disgraced former WA premier Brian Burke has sought to intervene in the federal election campaign, lashing his former Labor Party as rudderless and shambolic at the federal level.
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