Australia holds a dismal record on indigenous deaths in custody despite decades of calls for change.
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BBC News, Sydney
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Australia's 'system is continuing to kill us'
Australia holds a dismal record on indigenous deaths in custody despite decades of calls for change.
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Australia's 'system is continuing to kill us'
Australia holds a dismal record on indigenous deaths in custody despite decades of calls for change.
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Australia's 'system is continuing to kill us'
Australia holds a dismal record on indigenous deaths in custody despite decades of calls for change.
Why Australia is in hysterics over 'navy twerking'
Dancers in hotpants at a military event have sparked a heated debate about women, sex and power.
Third Neighbours star alleges racism on set
Sharon Johal says she faced taunts and mockery of her Indian background from other castmates.
Citigroup to exit consumer banking in 13 markets
The US banking group will shut down its retail operations in countries including Australia and China.
Video 4 minutes 51 seconds
Islanders in UN climate fight as home 'eaten away'
The group claim Australia has breached their human rights by failing to act on climate change.
Homes destroyed after cyclone hits Western Australia
Strong winds tore across the state on Sunday and Monday, damaging homes and leaving thousands without power.
Neighbours star says cast mates wanted her deported
British actress Nicola Charles alleges that two co-stars contacted Australia's immigration service.
Why Australia is in hysterics over 'navy twerking'
Dancers in hotpants at a military event have sparked a heated debate about women, sex and power.
Third Neighbours star alleges racism on set
Sharon Johal says she faced taunts and mockery of her Indian background from other castmates.
Citigroup to exit consumer banking in 13 markets
The US banking group will shut down its retail operations in countries including Australia and China.
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