This year, ANZAC celebrations in Perth will see the Aboriginal Corroboree and haka take a united stand. Both indigenous peoples will present a ceremonial dance at Kings Park on the 25th of April.
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Aboriginal tamariki step up to lead the call of their people
A group of Aboriginal children lead what was a peaceful protest at the Gold Coast today, opposing the Commonwealth Games. It brought together indigenous people from all over the country.
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NewsAustralian cricket cheats 'desperate'- Māori commentator
Former White Fern captain and Māori cricket commentator Maia Lewis has condemned Australia's cricket captains in light of the recent cheating scandal.
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Police crack down on organised crime in Tauranga
A National Organised Crime Group branch has been launched in Tauranga to help tackle organised crime. It's the first office based outside of the main Auckland and Wellington centres.
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From stolen generation to stardom
Uncle Jack Charles has gone from living on the streets of Melbourne to showcasing his talent on stages across the globe.
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Manawa Mai Tawhiti takes out Te Whenua Moemoeā Kapa Haka Nationals
It was a clean sweep at the Te Whenua Moemoeā Australian National Māori Kapa Haka Festival in Canberra with haka group Manawa Mai Tawhiti taking the top spot.
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Winston hosts positive first talks with Australian Foreign Minister
Foreign Minister Winston Peters and his Australian counterpart Julie Bishop have been discussing foreign policy at Auckland's, Waiheke Island. A range of regional and international matters was tabled, including engagement in the Pacific and South-East Asia engagement and global security issues.
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'Hope in a gentleman's shake with Davis shattered'- Māori Deportee
New Zealand deportees of the Christmas Island Detention Centre in Australia are calling for ongoing support from the Government. It comes on the day Australian Foreign Minister Julie Bishop arrives in New Zealand for her first formal bilateral talks with Foreign Minister Winston Peters.
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NewsMongrel Mob member warns over online gang patch sales
A senior member of the Mongrel Mob says he’ll be looking at taking action after being made aware that patches, with the gang’s name and bulldog logo, were being sold online.
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NewsTeen traumatised after McDonald's interview
An indigenous Australian mother is furious after her daughter was asked "ridiculous questions" during a job interview at a McDonald's in Cairns.
