An Indigenous man died slowly in his cell. A coroner says the prison could have prevented it

Aunty Donnis Kerr says the death of her 32-year-old son, Joshua, is another example of authorities failing to act to prevent the deaths of Indigenous people in custody.

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Jul 01 2024
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An Indigenous man died slowly in his cell. A coroner says the prison could have prevented it

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