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Daily Reporting: Jeffrey Winmar inquest, March 30th, 2026

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By Natalie Ironfield, Lindsay McCabe, Roxanne Moore
| IndigenousX Verified
Disclaimer: Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander readers please be advised this article mentions the name of an Aboriginal person who has died in custody. This article also mentions acts of violence. Accounts and names have been published with permission given to the author from the family. Following a smoking ceremony, Jeffrey’s family gather outside the Court for a press conference.
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The ACT appoints its first Aboriginal Chief Coroner, After Years of Calling For Justice for Aboriginal Deaths in Custody

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By Lindsay McCabe, Nat Cromb, Roxanne Moore
| IndigenousX Verified
This article includes the names of Aboriginal People who have died, and mentions instances of racism. History has been made with the announcement of the appointment of Justice Louise Taylor as Chief Magistrate of the ACT – a role that also makes her the Chief Coroner. Justice Taylor is a proud Kamilaroi woman with a long record of leadership in law and justice.
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Daily Reporting: Jeffrey Winmar inquest, Day 7, April 9th, 2026

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By Natalie Ironfield, Nat Cromb, Roxanne Moore
| IndigenousX Verified
The inquest into the death in custody of Noongar man Jeffrey Winmar commenced on 30th March, 2026, and will continue until 10th April, 2026. These daily reports from Dhadjowa aim to ensure that the community can be truthfully informed of what takes place inside institutional walls. Disclaimer: Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander readers please be advised this article mentions the name of an Aboriginal person who has died in custody. This article also mentions acts of violence.
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