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Daily Reporting: Jeffrey Winmar inquest, Day 2 – March 31st, 2026

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By Natalie Ironfield, BJ Newton, Sissy Austin
| IndigenousX Verified
The inquest into the death in custody of Noongar man Jeffrey Winmar commenced on 30 March, 2026. These daily reports from Dhadjowa aim to ensure that the community can be truthfully informed of what takes place inside institutional walls. Jeffrey Winmar was a 28-year-old Noongar man. He was a beloved son, father, uncle, brother, grandson, and cousin to many. He was a family man who loved spending time with his siblings, nieces and nephews.
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Know Your Rights: A Community-Led Shield for Aboriginal Families Against the Child Protection System

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By BJ Newton, Sissy Austin, Luke Pearson Verified
| IndigenousX Verified
Aboriginal children are removed from their families at unprecedented rates and rarely go home. This is not accidental, but by design. NSW Peak Body AbSec, through Aboriginal-led and community-based UNSW research, have launched the Know Your Rights website so that families can protect themselves against the system. Readers please be advised that this article contains mention of instances of children being taken from their families.
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National Take Back the Track Day

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By Sissy Austin, Luke Pearson Verified, Bizzi Lavelle
| IndigenousX Verified
Sissy Austin writes of the importance of the Take Back the Track movement ahead of its national day on February 15th. I just want to put on my sneakers and go for a run. This time three years ago I became known as the young female runner who was attacked whilst running in the Lal Lal State Forest in Ballarat.
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