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The Sydney Morning Herald
Aboriginal Tent Embassy camp shines light on frontier wars
The Sydney Morning Herald
Australians need to know the truth about the frontier wars before the country is able to heal and move forward peacefully, the convener of an Aboriginal Tent Embassy camp says. The Frontier Wars Story Camp starts at the tent embassy on Thursday and ...

EducationHQ Australia
Aboriginal Education Assistant - St Gregory's Primary School - Queanbeyan
EducationHQ Australia
Temporary part-time job recruited via Catholic Education Office Archdiocese of Canberra & Goulburn (Manuka, Australian Capital Territory, Australia). Closing date April 26, 2018. Location New South Wales: Queanbeyan - St Gregory's Primary. Type Part ...

ArtsHub
Applause: latest success stories
ArtsHub
Established by law firm Ashurst (formerly Blake Dawson) and the State Library of NSW, the award was created to recognise the highest quality in literary commentary on business and financial affairs written by an Australian author. The shortlisted works ...

ABC Online
The NSW single mum who has fostered more than 50 children in need
ABC Online
Noelene Lever was in her mid-30s with five young children when her husband was killed in a car accident. But this invincible Aboriginal woman from the New South Wales' north coast went on to foster more than 50 foster children in a home where she says ...

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Moree Champion
Aboriginal Go4Fun answers all the big questions about health at community barbecue
Moree Champion
Nicole is one of four qualified Aboriginal nutritionists working in Australia. She is also the Indigenous Allied Health Australia chairperson and Make Healthy Normal ambassador. “I wear many different hats,” she said. Nicole employs Aboriginal people ...

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Moree Champion
Aboriginal Go4Fun answers all the big questions about health at community barbecue
Moree Champion
Nicole is one of four qualified Aboriginal nutritionists working in Australia. She is also the Indigenous Allied Health Australia chairperson and Make Healthy Normal ambassador. “I wear many different hats,” she said. Nicole employs Aboriginal people ...

ABC Online
One of the largest fish in the world this far inland? Scientists surprised, but it was there in Indigenous rock art
ABC Online
... ocean, where their long saws can get caught in fishing nets. Despite that, the population here is considered more viable than that of its surviving brethren in Papua New Guinea and Brazil, where the fish is targeted by fishermen. Its depleted ...

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ABC Online
One of the largest fish in the world this far inland? Scientists surprised, but it was there in Indigenous rock art
ABC Online
... ocean, where their long saws can get caught in fishing nets. Despite that, the population here is considered more viable than that of its surviving brethren in Papua New Guinea and Brazil, where the fish is targeted by fishermen. Its depleted ...

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The Australian Financial Review
Targets needed to boost $6.6 billion 'Indigenous economy'
The Australian Financial Review
The "Indigenous economy" is adding up to $6.6 billion a year to the Australian economy but the imposition of targets could triple the sector's contribution, a new report by PwC and PwC Indigenous Consulting (PIC) – which measures the contribution of ...

Daily Telegraph
Photo tour: Australia's iconic Uluru (aka Ayers Rock)
WFMYNews2.com
In 1985, the guardianship of the land encompassing Uluru-Kata Tjuta National Park was handed back to its original Anangu Aboriginal owners. Immediately after the resolution, a greater responsibility to preserve the pristine land came into effect. Many ...
Australia set to lead the quantum computing revolutionDaily Telegraph

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The Adelaide Review
South Australian Museum professor's new UNESCO role
The Adelaide Review
There are these huge risks around our world's cultural heritage that we are facing, and we have an opportunity to show a bit of leadership around that in Australia. In South Australia we are particularly well positioned, as we have arguably the world's ...

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The Border Mail
Albury's John Skillington in the running to win 2018 Gallipoli Art Prize
The Border Mail
“It probably would have been Korea that they were fully recognised as members of the Australian Defence Force.” The War Memorial outlines The Defence Act of 1903 exempted Aboriginal people from military service, but an estimated 1000 Indigenous ...

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The Border Mail
Albury's John Skillington in the running to win 2018 Gallipoli Art Prize
The Border Mail
Albury artist John Skillington will learn tomorrow if his entry in the Gallipoli Art Prize has won over 32 others from three countries. But whether Kahki and ochre (hidden warriors) takes out the top gong is less important to the former James Fallon ...

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ABC Local
Indigenous locals call for more information at site of Flying Foam Massacre
ABC Local
A tragic chapter in North Western Australia's history started over a stolen bag of flour, historians believe. Dozens gathered at the site of the Flying Foam massacre, on the Burrup Peninsula near Karratha to mark its 150th anniversary, and to preserve ...

ABC Local
Indigenous locals call for more information at site of Flying Foam Massacre
ABC Local
A tragic chapter in North Western Australia's history started over a stolen bag of flour, historians believe. Dozens gathered at the site of the Flying Foam massacre, on the Burrup Peninsula near Karratha to mark its 150th anniversary, and to preserve ...

ABC Online
Largest fish in the world this far inland? Scientists surprised, but it was there in Indigenous rock art
ABC Online
... ocean, where their long saws can get caught in fishing nets. Despite that, the population here is considered more viable than that of its surviving brethren in Papua New Guinea and Brazil, where the fish is targeted by fishermen. Its depleted ...

and more »

ABC Online
Largest fish in the world this far inland? Scientists surprised, but it was there in Indigenous rock art
ABC Online
... ocean, where their long saws can get caught in fishing nets. Despite that, the population here is considered more viable than that of its surviving brethren in Papua New Guinea and Brazil, where the fish is targeted by fishermen. Its depleted ...

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Eternity News
A drop-in centre with a difference
Eternity News
Into that context, Bevis and the team at Alice Springs Uniting Church decided they wanted to create a safe space for Aboriginal youth. They have called it The Meeting Place. “A bunch of our young adults caught a vision of walking beside Aboriginal ...

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NEWS.com.au
Commonwealth Games: Jo Griggs slams closing ceremony, Peter Beattie apologises
The Australian
The Australian team streeted the field in the medal tally and recorded its best result since the Melbourne Commonwealth Games in 2006, when the halo effect from the Sydney Olympics still lingered. Australia finished these Games with 80 gold medals, 59 ...
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ABC Online
Albert Namatjira family paintings donated back by op shop
ABC Online
"Edwin Pareroultja began his career not long after Albert Namatjira and was the second ever Aboriginal artist in Australia to hold his own solo exhibition," said Ms Marinos. "All three of them were taught by Albert Namatjira and painted alongside him ...