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Glaring pay gap costing Indigenous Australians billions
Indigenous employees earn around 16 per cent less per hour than the average Australian worker, a landmark national study ...
A hard-Right party leader in Australia has been forced to apologise after describing Aboriginal people as “the most primitive race on Earth”.
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Aboriginal Australians labelled 'most primitive race' by right-wing leader hoping to be next PM
One Nation leader Pauline Hanson has been forced to apologise after labelling Aboriginal Australians the "most primitive race ...
Pauline Hanson has built a political career of making Indigenous Australians a political punching bag. We shouldn't be ...
Australia's Indigenous population was up to seven times larger before colonisation than previously estimated, but was devastated following the arrival of Europeans, new research reveals. Aboriginal ...
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Hanson issues rare apology to Albo... and a message to Aboriginal Aussies after 'primitive' comment
'I don't think my comments were derogatory... If he's taken offence to it, then I'm sorry for that,' Pauline Hanson said on Tuesday.
July 2 (UPI) --Genocide by 19th-century British colonists in what is now the Australian state of Victoria saw 75% of the indigenous population wiped out by violence and diseases to which they had no ...
Hanson also said “I will apologise” if she had offended people for her description of Indigenous people. “If I’ve offended people by using that, yes, I will apologise for that,” she said. “I will not ...
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Video emerges of Pauline Hanson labelling Aboriginal people 'the most primitive race on earth'
Pauline Hanson has labelled Indigenous Australians 'the most primitive race on earth'.
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Indigenous leaders condemn Pauline Hanson for 'primitive race' remarks on Indigenous Australians
Politicians have swiftly condemned Pauline Hanson's remarks about Indigenous Australians, labelling them "vile", "divisive" and "derogatory".
Genetic, archaeological and environmental evidence suggest the Indigenous population fell by more than 90% In the 70 years ...
It’s estimated almost 1.9 million Australians have diabetes, and numbers are growing. Between 2013 and 2023, the total number of people known to be living with diabetes across the country rose by 32%.
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