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Australasian Leisure Management (press release)
Details announced for 2018 Australian Indigenous Tourism Conference
Australasian Leisure Management (press release)
Initial program details have been released for the 2018 Australian Indigenous Tourism Conference (AITC), set to take place in Lorne from 30th October to 1st November. Current features on the program include a chance to hear about the Camping with ...

ABC News
National Indigenous Music Awards 2018: Gurrumul and Baker Boy win big
ABC News
The Central Australian Aboriginal Women's Choir was awarded a NIMA Special Achievement Award. The B-Town Warriors from Bourke High School in north-western New South Wales won Community Clip of the Year for their Thundercloud video.

ABC News
National Indigenous Music Awards 2018: Gurrumul and Baker Boy win big
ABC News
The Central Australian Aboriginal Women's Choir was awarded a NIMA Special Achievement Award. The B-Town Warriors from Bourke High School in north-western New South Wales won Community Clip of the Year for their Thundercloud video.

The Sydney Morning Herald
Trend for Australians to live longer reshapes economy
The Sydney Morning Herald
Although there is one factor that tempers this national achievement – the life expectancy of indigenous Australians is about 10 years lower than for the non-Indigenous population. Australian women outlive men, on average, but blokes are closing the gap.

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theMusic
Gurrumul, Baker Boy Win Big At The 2018 National Indigenous Music Awards
theMusic
Australia's biggest celebration of First Nations music, tonight's NT-based event saw some of the country's best indigenous artists recognised, with Artist of the Year winner Gurrumul's posthumous masterpiece, Djarrimirri (Child of the Rainbow), picking ...
Baker Boy, Gurrumul big winners at National Indigenous Music AwardsThe Guardian

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theMusic
Gurrumul, Baker Boy Win Big At The 2018 National Indigenous Music Awards
theMusic
Australia's biggest celebration of First Nations music, tonight's NT-based event saw some of the country's best indigenous artists recognised, with Artist of the Year winner Gurrumul's posthumous masterpiece, Djarrimirri (Child of the Rainbow), picking ...
Baker Boy, Gurrumul big winners at National Indigenous Music AwardsThe Guardian

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Macquarie Sports Radio
Robert De Castella's vision for future Indigenous athletes
Macquarie Sports Radio
“One day we will see superstars come out of Indigenous Australia just like Cathy Freeman.” Despite winning the City to Surf event in his prime in 1977, these days his focus is on promoting a healthy lifestyle and mind. “There is a saying – If you want ...

ABC News
Surfing competition celebrates forgotten hero, an Indigenous surf lifesaver in the early 1900s
ABC News
Mr Slabb's father started one of the first Indigenous surfing competitions in Australia at Fingal in 1996. It ran until 1999 when their sponsor Billabong dropped out. Joel and Mary Slabb revived the event in 2016 but the Juraki Surf Invitational is not ...

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cricket.com.au
Doggett dares to dream of Test debut
cricket.com.au
While Brendan Doggett remains coy about his chances of a Test berth, the speedster admits it would be a source of immense pride to become the third Indigenous Australian to pull on the Baggy Green. This week's confirmation that star quicks Pat Cummins ...

The Sydney Morning Herald
At last, the work of Australia's Indigenous filmmakers is paying off
The Sydney Morning Herald
A revolution was taking place in Australia in 2002. Indigenous filmmaking was beginning to find its voice – and the results were up on the screen for the world to see. That year Ivan Sen's Beneath the Clouds won two awards at the Berlin International ...

The Sydney Morning Herald
At last, the work of Australia's Indigenous filmmakers is paying off
The Sydney Morning Herald
A revolution was taking place in Australia in 2002. Indigenous filmmaking was beginning to find its voice – and the results were up on the screen for the world to see. That year Ivan Sen's Beneath the Clouds won two awards at the Berlin International ...

ABC News
Coffee meet-ups invigorate Indigenous small businesses as many hit hurdles to success
ABC News
A movement where Indigenous small business owners meet over coffee is gaining momentum across Australia as many continue to have it tougher than their non-Indigenous counterparts. It is called Black Coffee and allows Indigenous and non-Indigenous ...

ABC News
Coffee meet-ups invigorate Indigenous small businesses as many hit hurdles to success
ABC News
A movement where Indigenous small business owners meet over coffee is gaining momentum across Australia as many continue to have it tougher than their non-Indigenous counterparts. It is called Black Coffee and allows Indigenous and non-Indigenous ...

Aboriginal call for justice at Garma
NEWS.com.au
One vows Aboriginal Australians will never give up fighting for the constitutional voice Prime Minister Malcolm Turnbull has denied them. He then attacks the Greens for wanting to lock up Aboriginal land and stop it being developed, and bloated ...

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Aboriginal call for justice at Garma
NEWS.com.au
One vows Aboriginal Australians will never give up fighting for the constitutional voice Prime Minister Malcolm Turnbull has denied them. He then attacks the Greens for wanting to lock up Aboriginal land and stop it being developed, and bloated ...

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The Australian
Aboriginal call for justice at Garma
The Australian
With the Garma Festival dominated by talk of indigenous Australians being given a "voice to parliament" it is tempting to wonder how relevant it is to Aboriginal people living in poverty around the country. But it does matter and it's the personal ...

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The Australian
Aboriginal call for justice at Garma
The Australian
With the Garma Festival dominated by talk of indigenous Australians being given a "voice to parliament" it is tempting to wonder how relevant it is to Aboriginal people living in poverty around the country. But it does matter and it's the personal ...

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The Sydney Morning Herald
Crystal-clear vision on Indigenous legacy
The Sydney Morning Herald
Never before has anyone with such crystal-clear vision made a case that Australia should finally become home to the 65,000-year legacy of our Indigenous Australians as does Catherine McGregor ("Turnbull must pursue treaty with Indigenous Australians", ...

The Australian
Brisbane dreaming
The Australian
“I think people are finally realising there's a massive gap in their knowledge when it comes to Australia's indigenous heritage,” says Shannon Ruska, Spirits of the Red Sand's co-founder and a pivotal performer. “Most people know more about the ...

The Australian
Brisbane dreaming
The Australian
“I think people are finally realising there's a massive gap in their knowledge when it comes to Australia's indigenous heritage,” says Shannon Ruska, Spirits of the Red Sand's co-founder and a pivotal performer. “Most people know more about the ...