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National Indigenous Times The pure appiness of running National Indigenous Times “We have worked closely with the IMF on developing this new app with a joint view it can help grow a culture of running and well-being of Indigenous people in remote communities,” TCS Australia and New Zealand head of marketing and communications ...
National Indigenous Times Eye expert breaks down unseen barriers National Indigenous Times Kristopher Rallah-Baker has become Australia's first Indigenous ophthalmologist after the formally completing his training. The Queensland doctor has been based with Lions Outback Vision — the outreach arm of the Lions Eye Institute in Western ...
ABC Local Aboriginal woman refused taxi in Perth blames racism ABC Local An Aboriginal woman in Western Australia has spoken out after being refused service by a taxi driver. Carol Innes, is the Co-chair of Reconciliation WA and believes the Perth taxi driver was being racist when he told her to get out of his cab. There's ...
ABC News Aboriginal woman refused taxi in Perth blames racism ABC News An Aboriginal woman in Western Australia has spoken out after being refused service by a taxi driver. Carol Innes is the Co-chair of Reconciliation WA and believes the Perth taxi driver was being racist when he told her to get out of his cab. There's ...
ABC News Reconciliation WA chairwoman Carol Innes refused taxi in Perth because of race ABC News The WA Department of Transport is investigating whether appropriate disciplinary action has been taken after a taxi driver refused to accept a fare last month from Aboriginal woman and co-chair of Reconciliation WA, Carol Innes. Ms Innes lodged a ...
The West Australian Ear program puts focus on Aboriginal kids The West Australian WACHS will also work alongside the Telethon Kids Institute, Rural Health West and the University of Western Australia during the program. WACHS Goldfields regional director Geraldine Ennis said early intervention and education surrounding ear disease ...
The Guardian Two men jailed for three years for hit-and-run of 14-year-old Aboriginal boy The Guardian Two men have been jailed for three years in Western Australia for knocking a 14-year-old Aboriginal boy off his bicycle and leaving him to crawl home with a broken leg, in a case with similarities to the death of Kalgoorlie teenager Elijah Doughty ...
The Guardian All children in detention in the Northern Territory are indigenous The Guardian All children currently in detention in the Northern Territory are Aboriginal, according to data from the families department, prompting calls for reform of the justice system. In response to questioning at an NT Estimates hearing late last week, the ...
The Guardian All children in detention in the Northern Territory are indigenous The Guardian All children currently in detention in the Northern Territory are Aboriginal, according to data from the families department, prompting calls for reform of the justice system. In response to questioning at an NT Estimates hearing late last week, the ...
Daily Telegraph There are some familiar faces in Survivor Australia this year Daily Telegraph I've had to deal with a lot of stereotyping over my life and I always try and break the mould.” “I want to win the money to set my family up long term and I want to show Australia what so many of my family members and friends know about Aboriginal...
InDaily Unveiling the uncomfortable truth of Indigenous youth suicide InDaily Youth suicide is a familiar issue for Australia's Indigenous communities. According to the Australian Bureau of Statistics, from 2012 to 2016 intentional self-harm was the leading cause of death for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people between ...
EducationHQ Australia Western Desert school 'reimagining' Indigenous education EducationHQ Australia The tiny K-12 school is doing big things when it comes to exploring new approaches to Indigenous science education, and it all starts with recognising the incredible resources that it already has at hand. Some 1000 kilometers from Perth and with only ...