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NT senator suffers early blow in defamation suit

Shadow Indigenous Australians minister Jacinta Nampijinpa Price has suffered an early blow in a defamation suit after failing to file a defence on time.

AAP

Central Land Council CEO launches defamation case against Jacinta Price

Lesley Turner says July media release from shadow minister for Indigenous Australians injured his ‘personal and professional reputation’

The Guardian - AU

‘We’re already vulnerable’: the carers told to repay huge sums by the DWP

Some of the tens of thousands penalised for ‘honest mistakes’ tell how their lives have been affected

The Guardian - UK

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'Fun and brilliant' mum, 40, died from cancer so rare nurses had never even heard of it

Lesley Turner asked doctors not to tell her how long she had left to live after being diagnosed with angiosarcoma

Manchester Evening News

Heartbreak as Scottish mum dies of rare cancer that nurses had never heard of

Husband Rob said the couple "knew pretty quickly that it was serious" - but that Lesley's response to the situation was to smile and say "I'm still here".

Edinburgh Live

Heartbreak as Scots mum dies of rare cancer that nurses had never heard of

Lesley Turner, who was originally from Stranraer, passed away in July last year of angiosarcoma.

Daily Record

Mum dies from cancer so rare nurses had never even heard of it as family pay tribute

A 'kind' mum-of-one died after battling a form of cancer that is so rare that even nurses treating her had never heard of it before, a grieving husband has said

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The rhetoric around the Indigenous voice to parliament shows it’ll be a rough campaign

If this week was an indication of the level of the debate, then Australia is in for a torrid time when referendum process begins in earnest

The Guardian - AU

Every Hill Got A Story: collected First Nations oral histories are a profound gift to national memory

Bequeathed from memory to memory, these records remind us how recently central Australian Indigenous people felt the upheaval of colonialism

The Guardian - AU

Remote NT community not told about $5m contract to fix uranium in water supply

Laramba residents have no details of when treatment system will be ready and are forced to pay for bottled water while they wait

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