The ABC recently reported on violence against Aboriginal women, stating, ‘we’re only just waking up to the scale of the crisis’. This is despite the fact that many sources (such as the Australian, Quadrant and this magazine) have reported responsibly on this shameful topic for decades.
Violence in Aboriginal communities is a topic that myself and a small group of concerned Australians, including former Northern Territory Minister of the Crown, Bess Price and her husband Dave, have spoken about for two decades, with Dave and Bess speaking about it for much longer.
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