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Indigenous dads mark Father's Day by confronting stereotypes from NT

Indigenous fathers and researchers say the 2007 Northern Territory policy still shapes how people see Aboriginal men. Almost two decades later, they are shown as absent, irresponsible, or dangerous.

Why it mattersDamaging stereotypes affect Indigenous fathers' mental health. Understanding their lasting impact helps support families and stop false ideas.

AustraliaIndigenous Australian fathers face ongoing discrimination in public and private life that stems directly from government policy; recognising this shapes how Australians should think about parenting across all communities.

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