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This Aboriginal Lawyer Has Become Australia’s First Indigenous Woman Supreme Court Judge
Louise Taylor, an Indigenous Kamilaroi woman, was appointed to the supreme court of the Australian Capital Territory.
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Here’s What Happened Around The World In June 2023
Take a look back at some of the biggest stories that happened around the world in June 2023.
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Australia Will Finally Hold A Referendum On Recognizing Indigenous People
Australia’s constitution does not include any mention of Indigenous Australians, who have occupied the country for at least 65,000 years.
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This Australian Woman Survived Five Days Stranded In The Wild On A Bottle Of Wine And It’s Peak Australia
When asked how the wine tasted, Lillian Ip – who doesn’t drink – simply said, “shit”.
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Meanwhile In Australia, A Koala Crashed A Gas Station And Thought The Employee’s Leg Was A Tree
Just another day in Australia.
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Australia Will Replace The Queen With Indigenous History On Its $5 Banknote Instead Of King Charles
Australia’s Reserve Bank said it will consult with First Australians on the design.
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Thousands Of People In Australia Protested The Oppression Of Indigenous People On “Invasion Day”
Protesters are calling for the holiday to be abolished and to rename January 26 as “Invasion Day”.
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A “Once In A Century” Flood Has Hit Western Australia, Submerging Towns And Stranding Hundreds Of People
The one-in-100 year event has been described as “the worst flooding in Western Australia’s history.”
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9 Stories That Brought Us Joy In 2022
With plenty of bad news out there, it can be easy to miss the good stuff.
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9 Of The Cutest Animals That Won Our Hearts In 2022
From heroic dogs to thieving parrots, these animals won our hearts in 2022.
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Women Of The Week: Iranian Actress Taraneh Alidoosti, Women Afghan Students, Australian Deputy Speaker Sharon Claydon
Here are some of the inspiring women you should know about this week.
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This Australian Male Politician Kept Calling The Woman Speaker “Mister” Even After She Corrected Him Multiple Times
The leader of the Australian opposition, Peter Dutton, repeatedly called Sharon Claydon “Mr. Speaker” despite being corrected multiple times.