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SmartCompany.com.au Six government grants for businesses that you might not know about SmartCompany.com.au The Business Development and Assistance Program is run by the government's Indigenous Business Australia (IBA) program and is targeted at Australian SMEs or startups owned or operated by Australians of indigenous descent. If you are over 18 and of ...
Katherine Times New CDU unit explores Indigenous sovereignty Katherine Times A new study unit at Charles Darwin University will explore the idea of treaties with Indigenous Australians. With pressure building in Australia for a treaty to be signed, unit coordinator and senior lecturer Greg Williams said it was important for ...
Katherine Times New CDU unit explores Indigenous sovereignty Katherine Times A new study unit at Charles Darwin University will explore the idea of treaties with Indigenous Australians. With pressure building in Australia for a treaty to be signed, unit coordinator and senior lecturer Greg Williams said it was important for ...
Katherine Times Rare Aboriginal bark paintings on show in Beijing Katherine Times “This delicate and beautiful collection of Arnhem Land bark paintings is one of Australia's great cultural treasures and the National Museum of Australia is delighted to share them with Chinese audiences,” National Museum director, Dr Mathew Trinca said.
ABC News Key Victorian highway project held up as protesters dig in over 'sacred' trees ABC News A State Government spokesperson said in a statement it was "continuing to work with traditional owners to get on and deliver this vital project". "We're proud that Victoria will be the first state in Australia to negotiate treaty with its first peoples ...
The Guardian 'A most resolute lady': the radical resistance of Indigenous women The Guardian Louisa was a young girl when she was abducted by sealers from a beach near the heads of Port Phillip Bay and carried off to a distant, wind-swept island in the Bass Strait. Her mother, grandmother and aunt are also said to have been taken that day. The ...
The Guardian 'A most resolute lady': the radical resistance of Indigenous women The Guardian The life that lay in store for them included decades of bonded labour as seal hunters, private domestics and oftentimes sex slaves to their captors, who were known to have each held up to seven native wives at a time while ensconced among the remote ...
Aboriginal bark paintings of Australia on display in China Xinhua BEIJING, July 3 (Xinhua) -- An exhibition featuring over 100 pieces of Australian aboriginal bark painting opened Tuesday at China's National Museum in Beijing. It is the first time for the traditional paintings, which were created on bark by ...
The Australian Indigenous Round to address lack of netball diversity The Australian South Australia's Aboriginal Netball Academy allows 25 high school students to spend a day per week at the Thunderbird's home stadium, where they split their time between studying and training. This year, the team's own Fiona Fowler has signed on as a ...
The Australian Indigenous Round to address lack of netball diversity The Australian South Australia's Aboriginal Netball Academy allows 25 high school students to spend a day per week at the Thunderbird's home stadium, where they split their time between studying and training. This year, the team's own Fiona Fowler has signed on as a ...
Rights for first peoples make it 'clear' an advisory role is needed The Australian “We have an understanding that Aboriginal people have a right to exercise their wishes for the future, not only as citizens of Australia and through the political institutions available to all Australians but through this particular means that would ...
Rights for first peoples make it 'clear' an advisory role is needed The Australian The objection that it would privilege indigenous Australians over others ignored the fact it was “essential to recognise the rights of indigenous peoples to their lands, territories and resources”, a right distinct to those of other minorities ...
The Australian Johnny Mawurndjul: hunter, fisher and country chronicler The Australian Mawurndjul's extraordinary trajectory as an artist, especially from the time his work was included in Dreamings: The Art of Aboriginal Australia in New York in 1988 and in Magiciens de la terre in Paris in 1989, and during his travel to Aratjara: Art ...