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First Nations families fight to keep children amid child protection system changes
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First Nations families fight to keep children amid child protection system changes

First Nations families in Australia are fighting proposed changes to child protection systems in Queensland and the Northern Territory that could erode protections designed to keep Aboriginal families together. Advocates argue these changes, including considering adoption, disregard the historical trauma of the Stolen Generations and the importance of cultural connection for Indigenous children.

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Guardian Australia
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Indigenous Directors Removed from Queensland Cultural Boards Amidst "Project Invisibility" Allegations

Eight Indigenous directors have been removed from Queensland cultural institutions, including QPAC, State Library, Museum, and QAGOMA, sparking allegations of "Project Invisibility" by the LNP government to sideline First Nations leaders from public boards. Some directors were sacked mid-term without reason, leading to concerns about silencing dissenting voices and a return to "white, anglicised" policies.

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ABC Top Stories
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Environment·4 g önceAI özeti

Sacred Lal Lal Falls Run Dry Due to Upstream Property Owner's Dams, Indigenous Groups Allege

The sacred Lal Lal Falls in Victoria, Australia, have reportedly run dry due to upstream dams owned by Chinese property owner Tianyu Wool. Indigenous groups and environmental advocates claim the dams, which have allegedly expanded significantly, are hoarding water, impacting the cultural significance of the falls and the local ecosystem. Water authorities are investigating, but locals report a lack of discretionary water releases.

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ABC Top Stories
New Gold Rush in California Pits Mining Company Against Indigenous Tribes
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Environment·4 g önceAI özeti

New Gold Rush in California Pits Mining Company Against Indigenous Tribes

A Canadian company, K2 Gold, has received approval for gold exploration at Conglomerate Mesa in California, sparking a conflict with Indigenous tribes and environmentalists who view the area as sacred and ecologically vital. The project, approved by the Bureau of Land Management, is seen by some as a new gold rush facilitated by relaxed regulations, while others highlight potential economic benefits for the small town of Lone Pine.

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Guardian International