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Champion boxer, inspiration, trailblazer and Superman: Tributes flow for Tony Mundine

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By Callan Morse, Jackson Clark
| NIT (National Indigenous Times) Verified
Note: This report contains the image and name of a person who has died. Tributes continue to flow for legendary boxer Tony Mundine, who has passed away suddenly aged 75. Boasting an 80-win record from just shy of 100 fights, including 64 by knockout, Mundine is recognised as the only Australian boxer to compete across four weight classes, crowned Australian champion multiple times and birthing a continuing legacy in the ring. His son, world champion Anthony Mundine, confirmed the news on Sunday.
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Tigers snag Dreamtime thriller on Larrakia Country

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By Callan Morse, Jackson Clark, Joseph Guenzler Verified
| NIT (National Indigenous Times) Verified
The Tigers headed home from Larrakia Country with their second win of 2026 after snatching the lead in the final 90 seconds of a classic Dreamtime fixture to cap the first week of the AFLW's Indigenous Round. A single point margin separated Richmond and the Bombers at the final change, with Caitlin Greiser's decisive goal the sole major of the fourth at TIO Stadium, ending 5.8 (38) - 4.9 (33).
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Talbot proud to carry culture on the biggest stage

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By Jackson Clark
| NIT (National Indigenous Times) Verified
Gold Coast youngster Heidi Talbot has celebrated another milestone in her young footy career, representing her Torres Strait Islander heritage during her first AFLW Indigenous Round. The proud Ait Koedal woman featured for the Suns against Geelong on Sunday, continuing a journey which began in Far North Queensland and included a first year on an AFLW list without playing a game. Talbot was born in Cairns before spending several years living on Saibai Island, where her mother is from.
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