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'It was never about a sentence': Jai Wright's family fought for a rare moment of accountability

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By Tahnee Jash 
| ABC News (Australia)
Inside a quiet District Court room in the heart of Sydney's bustling CBD, a historic moment has unfolded involving a NSW Police officer. Warning: Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander readers are advised that this story contains the image of a person who has died. On Friday, Benedict Bryant was sentenced to two years imprisonment over a collision that caused the death of 16-year-old Dhungutti boy Jai Kalani Wright in 2022.
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'Optimism' as Walk for Truth ends despite no formal commitment from PM

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By Tahnee Jash , Dana Morse, Samantha Jonscher
| ABC News (Australia)
Prime Minister Anthony Albanese has responded to an impassioned call for truth-telling, as the national 'Walk for Truth' ended at Parliament House on Wednesday. Led by Kerrupmara and Gunditjmara man Travis Lovett the walk crossed regional Victoria and NSW to deliver an open letter burnt on kangaroo skin with the backing of more than 12,500 signatures. Close up of the letter, signed by more than 12,500 people that Mr Lovett delivered to the prime minister.
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Bringing them Home report inaction a 'failure', former commissioner says

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By Tahnee Jash 
| ABC News (Australia)
Almost three decades after the landmark Bringing Them Home report was tabled in parliament, co-author Mick Dodson has slammed the federal government's response to the recommendations as a "total failure". Speaking on Sorry Day, Professor Dodson said the government's lack of action indicated two things: "I don't think they care, and secondly, maybe they're just waiting for all the survivors to die out so the problem goes away," the Yawuru elder said.
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