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‘No choice’: Indigenous training group distances itself from Magpies after race saga

‘No choice’: Indigenous training group distances itself from Magpies after race saga

The organisation has severed its relationship with Collingwood after allegations emerged that Magpies chief executive Craig Kelly made a disparaging remark about its founder.

  • by Peter Ryan

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Magpies boss backs Kelly against ‘very serious’ racism claims

Magpies boss backs Kelly against ‘very serious’ racism claims

Lawyers say the allegations raise questions about the Magpies’ willingness to improve their culture.

  • by Jon Pierik
Cyril Rioli and former teammates launch human rights case against Hawthorn

Cyril Rioli and former teammates launch human rights case against Hawthorn

The club champion has lodged a human rights suit along with his wife and two former players in the federal court.

  • by Mathew Dunckley
Palestinian activist Hash Tayeh told he will be arrested for allegedly inciting hatred

Palestinian activist Hash Tayeh told he will be arrested for allegedly inciting hatred

The owner of Burgertory has been asked to attend a police station next week to be interviewed over chants and speeches at a series of pro-Palestine rallies in the city.

  • by Chris Vedelago and Marta Pascual Juanola
‘Zero tolerance of racism’: Netball WA on vile letter sent to player

‘Zero tolerance of racism’: Netball WA on vile letter sent to player

A letter sent to WA netballer and Noongar woman Donnell Wallam included a bizarre acknowledgment of country paying respect to “British and European elders”.

  • by Claire Ottaviano
Batter to boat-rocker … and neither Khawaja nor Dutton will back down

Batter to boat-rocker … and neither Khawaja nor Dutton will back down

As a breed, Australian cricketers are generally on the conservative side of things, but the softly spoken opener has shattered the convention.

  • by Peter FitzSimons
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I was heading off to study abroad, but now my phone is alive with alerts
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I was heading off to study abroad, but now my phone is alive with alerts

I can’t help but envy the Anglo-Saxon students in my cohort going on exchange. For them, travel warnings take the form of earthquakes or avalanches.

  • by Satara Uthayakumaran
Texas woman accused of trying to drown three-year-old Palestinian-American girl

Texas woman accused of trying to drown three-year-old Palestinian-American girl

Human rights advocates have reported a rise in Islamophobia, anti-Palestinian bias and antisemitism in the US since the latest eruption of conflict in the Middle East.

  • by Kanishka Singh
‘One of the greatest persons I’ve ever met’: Five decades on, Smith salutes Norman in Paris

‘One of the greatest persons I’ve ever met’: Five decades on, Smith salutes Norman in Paris

Former 200m Olympic champion Tommie Smith has paid tribute to Australia’s Peter Norman, almost 60 years after their iconic Mexico City podium protest.

  • by Jerome Pugmire
A play called Julia made me furious – about the national debates we keep stifling
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Opinion

A play called Julia made me furious – about the national debates we keep stifling

We need to talk about misogyny, racism and much more. It doesn’t help when even the ABC is intimidated.

  • by Sean Kelly
‘It won’t silence us’: Islamophobic graffiti sprayed in woman’s driveway referred to police
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‘It won’t silence us’: Islamophobic graffiti sprayed in woman’s driveway referred to police

The driveway of a home in Melbourne’s north-east was sprayed with anti-Muslim and anti-Palestine messages.

  • by David Estcourt and Alex Crowe