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Content Warning: Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander readers are advised the following includes the names of First Nations people who have passed away. MEDIA RELEASE 12 September 2025 National Justice Project welcomes passage of ‘Cindy’s Law’ in NSW   The

This month at the National Justice Project, we officially released the tickets for our national online symposium on alternative first responder models. This conference is bringing together changemakers from around the world to rethink first response beyond policing. We also

  We have released our position statement on the urgent need to transform child protection systems. Systemic neglect and discrimination continue to drive removals at devastatingly high rates. The National Justice Project is committed to working with the community to

If the NT wants to silence coroners from exposing systemic racism, then the Federal Government must step in.   Author: George Newhouse, CEO, National Justice Project The Northern Territory Government is preparing a response to Coroner Elisabeth Armitage’s detailed inquest

The July Issue of our Justice Brief celebrated NAIDOC week’s 50th year, to honour Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander survival, voices and culture. We also extend a huge thank you to everyone who got behind our end-of-financial-year campaign on discrimination

An Aboriginal family has filed a Federal Court claim against the Australian Electoral Commission (AEC) following traumatic events at a polling booth during the 14 October 2023 Voice Referendum. Barkindji Koori man Murray Benton has lodged the complaint along with

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