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  1. Young Arrernte boxer sets sights on Olympics after AIS opportunity
    By Chris Murrkarany Fitzpatrick

    Twelve-year-old Leela Lord has returned from a national Indigenous boxing camp at the Australian Institute of Sport with bigger ambitions for her future in the ring.

    abc.net.au/news/2026-09-28/arr

    #Boxing #IndigenousAustralians #ChrisMurrkaranyFitzpatrick

  2. Young Arrernte boxer sets sights on Olympics after AIS opportunity
    By Chris Murrkarany Fitzpatrick

    Twelve-year-old Leela Lord has returned from a national Indigenous boxing camp at the Australian Institute of Sport with bigger ambitions for her future in the ring.

    abc.net.au/news/2026-09-28/arr

    #Boxing #IndigenousAustralians #ChrisMurrkaranyFitzpatrick

  3. Young Arrernte boxer sets sights on Olympics after AIS opportunity
    By Chris Murrkarany Fitzpatrick

    Twelve-year-old Leela Lord has returned from a national Indigenous boxing camp at the Australian Institute of Sport with bigger ambitions for her future in the ring.

    abc.net.au/news/2026-09-28/arr

    #Boxing #IndigenousAustralians #ChrisMurrkaranyFitzpatrick

  4. Young Arrernte boxer sets sights on Olympics after AIS opportunity
    By Chris Murrkarany Fitzpatrick

    Twelve-year-old Leela Lord has returned from a national Indigenous boxing camp at the Australian Institute of Sport with bigger ambitions for her future in the ring.

    abc.net.au/news/2026-09-28/arr

    #Boxing #IndigenousAustralians #ChrisMurrkaranyFitzpatrick

  5. Young Arrernte boxer sets sights on Olympics after AIS opportunity
    By Chris Murrkarany Fitzpatrick

    Twelve-year-old Leela Lord has returned from a national Indigenous boxing camp at the Australian Institute of Sport with bigger ambitions for her future in the ring.

    abc.net.au/news/2026-09-28/arr

    #Boxing #IndigenousAustralians #ChrisMurrkaranyFitzpatrick

  6. I was focused on becoming the first Aboriginal tennis champion. Then one remark changed something in me
    By Evonne Goolagong Cawley

    As a teenager in Sydney, the would-be Wimbledon champion was working towards a singular goal when an act of racism shattered her naivety

    theguardian.com/books/2026/sep

    #Australianbooks #Tennis #Race #IndigenousAustralians #Australiasport #Australianews #Sydney #Books #Autobiographyandmemoir #TheGuardian #EvonneGoolagongCawley

  7. I was focused on becoming the first Aboriginal tennis champion. Then one remark changed something in me
    By Evonne Goolagong Cawley

    As a teenager in Sydney, the would-be Wimbledon champion was working towards a singular goal when an act of racism shattered her naivety

    theguardian.com/books/2026/sep

    #Australianbooks #Tennis #Race #IndigenousAustralians #Australiasport #Australianews #Sydney #Books #Autobiographyandmemoir #TheGuardian #EvonneGoolagongCawley

  8. I was focused on becoming the first Aboriginal tennis champion. Then one remark changed something in me
    By Evonne Goolagong Cawley

    As a teenager in Sydney, the would-be Wimbledon champion was working towards a singular goal when an act of racism shattered her naivety

    theguardian.com/books/2026/sep

    #Australianbooks #Tennis #Race #IndigenousAustralians #Australiasport #Australianews #Sydney #Books #Autobiographyandmemoir #TheGuardian #EvonneGoolagongCawley

  9. I was focused on becoming the first Aboriginal tennis champion. Then one remark changed something in me
    By Evonne Goolagong Cawley

    As a teenager in Sydney, the would-be Wimbledon champion was working towards a singular goal when an act of racism shattered her naivety

    theguardian.com/books/2026/sep

    #Australianbooks #Tennis #Race #IndigenousAustralians #Australiasport #Australianews #Sydney #Books #Autobiographyandmemoir #TheGuardian #EvonneGoolagongCawley

  10. I was focused on becoming the first Aboriginal tennis champion. Then one remark changed something in me
    By Evonne Goolagong Cawley

    As a teenager in Sydney, the would-be Wimbledon champion was working towards a singular goal when an act of racism shattered her naivety

    theguardian.com/books/2026/sep

    #Australianbooks #Tennis #Race #IndigenousAustralians #Australiasport #Australianews #Sydney #Books #Autobiographyandmemoir #TheGuardian #EvonneGoolagongCawley

  11. #TasmanianDevils lived alongside humans in #Pilbara for millennia, #JuukanGorge fossils reveal

    Researchers find fossils ranging from 7,000 years to 46,000 years old showing evidence that devils may have become reliant on humans for scavenging

    by Petra Stock
    Fri 11 Sep 2026 00.59 EDT

    "Tasmanian devils lived alongside humans in #WesternAustralia ’s Pilbara region for tens of thousands of years, according to fossils uncovered at Juukan Gorge.

    "These squat and sable marsupials, now restricted to Tasmania, were once abundant right across #Australia, becoming extinct on the mainland about 3,200 years ago.

    "Excavations of the ancient rock shelter, destroyed by #RioTinto in 2020, have uncovered jaw and teeth fragments confirming the presence of devils in northwestern Australia – previously a gap in the fossil record.

    "Dr Tim Churchill, a palaeontologist at UNSW and lead author of the research, said the devil fossils, dated to 7,000 and 46,000 years old, were found alongside evidence of their scavenging throughout the time period, including 'bite marks on bones' and 'acid digestion of bone fragments'.

    "Devils were there the entire time, he said, persisting through huge variations in climate, from warm and wet periods, to the last glacial maximum, or ice age, when Australia was cooler and drier. 'The Tasmanian devil seems to be pretty unbothered with the changes and adapted.' "

    Read more:
    theguardian.com/environment/20

    #FirstNations #IndigenousAustralians #IndigenousNews #IndigenousHistory #AustralianHistory #CulturalDestruction #Mining #MiningIndustry

  12. #TasmanianDevils lived alongside humans in #Pilbara for millennia, #JuukanGorge fossils reveal

    Researchers find fossils ranging from 7,000 years to 46,000 years old showing evidence that devils may have become reliant on humans for scavenging

    by Petra Stock
    Fri 11 Sep 2026 00.59 EDT

    "Tasmanian devils lived alongside humans in #WesternAustralia ’s Pilbara region for tens of thousands of years, according to fossils uncovered at Juukan Gorge.

    "These squat and sable marsupials, now restricted to Tasmania, were once abundant right across #Australia, becoming extinct on the mainland about 3,200 years ago.

    "Excavations of the ancient rock shelter, destroyed by #RioTinto in 2020, have uncovered jaw and teeth fragments confirming the presence of devils in northwestern Australia – previously a gap in the fossil record.

    "Dr Tim Churchill, a palaeontologist at UNSW and lead author of the research, said the devil fossils, dated to 7,000 and 46,000 years old, were found alongside evidence of their scavenging throughout the time period, including 'bite marks on bones' and 'acid digestion of bone fragments'.

    "Devils were there the entire time, he said, persisting through huge variations in climate, from warm and wet periods, to the last glacial maximum, or ice age, when Australia was cooler and drier. 'The Tasmanian devil seems to be pretty unbothered with the changes and adapted.' "

    Read more:
    theguardian.com/environment/20

    #FirstNations #IndigenousAustralians #IndigenousNews #IndigenousHistory #AustralianHistory #CulturalDestruction #Mining #MiningIndustry

  13. #TasmanianDevils lived alongside humans in #Pilbara for millennia, #JuukanGorge fossils reveal

    Researchers find fossils ranging from 7,000 years to 46,000 years old showing evidence that devils may have become reliant on humans for scavenging

    by Petra Stock
    Fri 11 Sep 2026 00.59 EDT

    "Tasmanian devils lived alongside humans in #WesternAustralia ’s Pilbara region for tens of thousands of years, according to fossils uncovered at Juukan Gorge.

    "These squat and sable marsupials, now restricted to Tasmania, were once abundant right across #Australia, becoming extinct on the mainland about 3,200 years ago.

    "Excavations of the ancient rock shelter, destroyed by #RioTinto in 2020, have uncovered jaw and teeth fragments confirming the presence of devils in northwestern Australia – previously a gap in the fossil record.

    "Dr Tim Churchill, a palaeontologist at UNSW and lead author of the research, said the devil fossils, dated to 7,000 and 46,000 years old, were found alongside evidence of their scavenging throughout the time period, including 'bite marks on bones' and 'acid digestion of bone fragments'.

    "Devils were there the entire time, he said, persisting through huge variations in climate, from warm and wet periods, to the last glacial maximum, or ice age, when Australia was cooler and drier. 'The Tasmanian devil seems to be pretty unbothered with the changes and adapted.' "

    Read more:
    theguardian.com/environment/20

    #FirstNations #IndigenousAustralians #IndigenousNews #IndigenousHistory #AustralianHistory #CulturalDestruction #Mining #MiningIndustry

  14. #TasmanianDevils lived alongside humans in #Pilbara for millennia, #JuukanGorge fossils reveal

    Researchers find fossils ranging from 7,000 years to 46,000 years old showing evidence that devils may have become reliant on humans for scavenging

    by Petra Stock
    Fri 11 Sep 2026 00.59 EDT

    "Tasmanian devils lived alongside humans in #WesternAustralia ’s Pilbara region for tens of thousands of years, according to fossils uncovered at Juukan Gorge.

    "These squat and sable marsupials, now restricted to Tasmania, were once abundant right across #Australia, becoming extinct on the mainland about 3,200 years ago.

    "Excavations of the ancient rock shelter, destroyed by #RioTinto in 2020, have uncovered jaw and teeth fragments confirming the presence of devils in northwestern Australia – previously a gap in the fossil record.

    "Dr Tim Churchill, a palaeontologist at UNSW and lead author of the research, said the devil fossils, dated to 7,000 and 46,000 years old, were found alongside evidence of their scavenging throughout the time period, including 'bite marks on bones' and 'acid digestion of bone fragments'.

    "Devils were there the entire time, he said, persisting through huge variations in climate, from warm and wet periods, to the last glacial maximum, or ice age, when Australia was cooler and drier. 'The Tasmanian devil seems to be pretty unbothered with the changes and adapted.' "

    Read more:
    theguardian.com/environment/20

    #FirstNations #IndigenousAustralians #IndigenousNews #IndigenousHistory #AustralianHistory #CulturalDestruction #Mining #MiningIndustry

  15. #TasmanianDevils lived alongside humans in #Pilbara for millennia, #JuukanGorge fossils reveal

    Researchers find fossils ranging from 7,000 years to 46,000 years old showing evidence that devils may have become reliant on humans for scavenging

    by Petra Stock
    Fri 11 Sep 2026 00.59 EDT

    "Tasmanian devils lived alongside humans in #WesternAustralia ’s Pilbara region for tens of thousands of years, according to fossils uncovered at Juukan Gorge.

    "These squat and sable marsupials, now restricted to Tasmania, were once abundant right across #Australia, becoming extinct on the mainland about 3,200 years ago.

    "Excavations of the ancient rock shelter, destroyed by #RioTinto in 2020, have uncovered jaw and teeth fragments confirming the presence of devils in northwestern Australia – previously a gap in the fossil record.

    "Dr Tim Churchill, a palaeontologist at UNSW and lead author of the research, said the devil fossils, dated to 7,000 and 46,000 years old, were found alongside evidence of their scavenging throughout the time period, including 'bite marks on bones' and 'acid digestion of bone fragments'.

    "Devils were there the entire time, he said, persisting through huge variations in climate, from warm and wet periods, to the last glacial maximum, or ice age, when Australia was cooler and drier. 'The Tasmanian devil seems to be pretty unbothered with the changes and adapted.' "

    Read more:
    theguardian.com/environment/20

    #FirstNations #IndigenousAustralians #IndigenousNews #IndigenousHistory #AustralianHistory #CulturalDestruction #Mining #MiningIndustry