‘The days of payback violence must end’
A NORTHERN Territory magistrate declared this week that “the days of payback with violence should end”.
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Exiled group of Aborigines to leave damage
A GROUP of exiled Yuendumu people will leave South Australia next week, after the funeral of the Aborigine whose death sparked riots.
Not a good look
Art photographers are increasingly frustrated by a climate of regulation and suspicion
A sorry tale of sorcery and payback
YUENDUMU’S Watson family are in mourning. Grieving parents, siblings, cousins, a grandchild in a nappy sit under a tree on the periphery of town.
Tribal punishment ‘only way’ to solve dispute
THE imposition of tribal punishment on his relatives is the only way to solve a long-running dispute, says an elder originally from Yuendumu.
Yuendumu rioters seek enemies’ exile
AN indigenous family involved in the Yuendumu riots has drafted an extraordinary agreement that would permanently ban from their homes at least 30 residents.
Struggle worth it for shortlisted kids’ author
CHILDREN’S author Alison Lester stuck over the illustrations for her latest book, Running With The Horses.
Thriller muscles in on Miles Franklin
MELBOURNE author Peter Temple last night became the first thriller writer to take out the Miles Franklin Literary Award.
Critical mass: the shifting balance
In the age of bloggers, Amazon and Rotten Tomatoes, are professional critics an endangered species?
Defying gravity
Sculptor Bert Flugelman is still showing the grace and tenacity that have characterised his long, creative life
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