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Twin’s fight for justice

This is the last story in our series Million Dollar Question, written by Allan Clarke.

ALLAN CLARKE

29 July 2026

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JILLIAN MUNDYJILLIAN MUNDYJuly 15, 2026
Dr Pat Anderson AO.
We still need a Voice

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MARION WILLIAMSMARION WILLIAMSJuly 15, 2026
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Uncle Don ‘Duck’ Craigie and deputy state coroner Harriet Grahame during a smoking ceremony. Picture: AAP.
Questions remain after long fight for justice for Mark Haines

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“We’ve always maintained the fact that, if Mark was a white boy, we believe that…
ALLAN CLARKEALLAN CLARKEJuly 1, 2026
Mark Haines’ sister Lorna and Uncle Don ‘Duck’ Craigie (centre) during a traditional smoking ceremony outside Tamworth courthouse, on June 18. Mark Haines, 17, died from a traumatic head injury on January 16, 1988. His body was found near train tracks about 8km south of Tamworth. Picture: AAP.
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Protecting the ‘mighty Murray’

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Hervey Bay woman Monique Clubb was a promising student – proud of her Aboriginal heritage and devoted to her family – who went missing after a night out with friends in Brisbane in June 2013. Picture: supplied.
Monique Clubb – A night out with mates that ended in tragedy

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ALLAN CLARKEALLAN CLARKEJuly 1, 2026
Celebrating the return

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Land returned to Palawa

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Million-dollar rewards an admission of guilt

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ALLAN CLARKEALLAN CLARKEJune 17, 2026
Rangers have burning desire to take care of their Country

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DeadlyScience championing STEM education in remote communities

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MARION WILLIAMSMARION WILLIAMSJune 3, 2026
Family’s 38-year fight for the truth

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Kungaka.
New species found north east of Broken Hill

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Eddie Cubillo
Book charts the history of Aboriginal legal services

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Where do the hungry mutton birds feed?

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Shelley Ware.
OPINION: Time to tackle racism head on

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