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"Too many Aboriginal Australians die too young".

"There are too many Aboriginal people in Northern Territory prisons," Giles said.

"Too often Aboriginal women are silenced and invisible to policymakers," she told reporters on Wednesday.

Indigenous incarceration rates have since gone off the chart while far too many Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people still die behind bars.

"Across Australia, there are far too many Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander children in detention," Tauli-Corpuz said.

When the farms flourished, neighbouring non-Indigenous farmers petitioned that the land was now too valuable for Aboriginal people and the station was closed.

A further 12 months is too long for Aboriginals to wait.

They are recognizing, too, the place that Aboriginal knowledge has in 21st-century society, reflecting Aboriginal history and current affairs in their curriculums and including Aboriginal perspectives in governance structures, Mr. Davidson, of the university and college association, said.

There is debate among leaders about whether courts are too lenient on male Aboriginal offenders and the notion that violence against women is "cultural" is rejected.

Related: Domestic violence: why 'just go' is not always the answer for abused women There is debate among leaders about whether courts are too lenient on male Aboriginal offenders and the notion that violence against women is "cultural" is rejected.

"Too often the native title process works to dispossess Aboriginal people of their land and rights, rather than deliver a just settlement," Coyne said.