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cricket.com.au
Christian, Gardner to lead squads to UK
cricket.com.au
... Price (Arrahmunyarrimun/Peter), D'arcy Short (Bonnibarngeet/Tiger), Brendan Smith (Lytejerbillijun/Jim Crow), Rex Strickland (Ballrinjarrimin/Sundown), Dane Ugle (Bripumyarrimin/King Cole). Coach: Jeffrey Cook. Women's: Ashleigh Gardner (c), Jemma ...
Aboriginal XI squads to commemorate 1868 pioneers with UK tourWisden India

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The Sydney Morning Herald
Sunrise once again swamped by Aboriginal protesters
The Sydney Morning Herald
The demonstration was sparked by a controversial segment about Aboriginal adoption hosted by Armytage. The TV host claimed Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander children at risk of rape, assault and neglect can "only be placed with relatives or other ...
Sunrise: Aboriginal land rights protest disrupts TV broadcastThe Australian
'Sam Armytage, we still want an apology!' Angry Aboriginal protesters hijack Sunrise's Commonwealth Games ...Daily Mail

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The Sydney Morning Herald
Sunrise once again swamped by Aboriginal protesters
The Sydney Morning Herald
The demonstration was sparked by a controversial segment about Aboriginal adoption hosted by Armytage. The TV host claimed Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander children at risk of rape, assault and neglect can "only be placed with relatives or other ...
Protesters hijack Sunrise's live show from Commonwealth GamesNEWS.com.au
'We still want an apology': Aboriginal protesters take on Sunrise9news.com.au

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The Australian
Sunrise: Aboriginal land rights protest disrupts TV broadcast
The Australian
The organisers said the “Stolenwealth” march intended to draw international attention to Australia's colonial history, as well as social injustices experienced among the Aboriginal community. At the Games' Opening Ceremony last week, three people were ...

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ABC Online
Finding unmarked Aboriginal graves in the outback using radar technology
ABC Online
Just 200 metres from the Windorah cemetery stands two shady bean trees, fenced off from the spinifex grass and red sand that surrounds them. Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander readers are advised that this story contains references to people who ...

euronews
Prince Charles visits indigenous art centre in Australia's Northern Territory
euronews
Britain's Prince Charles visited an indigenous art centre in Australia's Northern Territory Monday on the final leg of his visit to the country. The prince spoke with artists and indigenous leaders at the Buku-Larrnggay Mulka art centre. Australian ...
I love Australia and Australians: CharlesNEWS.com.au
Prince Charles meets with families of fallen soldiers in Darwin during last leg of Australian visitABC Online
Prince Charles lays a wreath at the Darwin war memorial to honour fallen soldiers during final day of his Australian ...Daily Mail
Evening Standard
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Gastro risk in urban Aboriginal dwellings
The Australian
INDIGENOUS AFFAIRS EDITOR. Sydney. @svfitzpatrick. Poor housing conditions such as overcrowding, damp, mildew and vermin have been linked to higher rates of recurrent gastrointestinal infection in urban Aboriginal children, leading researchers to call ...

Gastro risk in urban Aboriginal dwellings
The Australian
INDIGENOUS AFFAIRS EDITOR. Sydney. @svfitzpatrick. Poor housing conditions such as overcrowding, damp, mildew and vermin have been linked to higher rates of recurrent gastrointestinal infection in urban Aboriginal children, leading researchers to call ...

Gold Coast Bulletin
Fake art and low payment for indigenous artwork plagues Gold Coast's Aboriginal community
Gold Coast Bulletin
Mr Ferguson said a number of indigenous artists had banded together to create a portfolio of work tourists and locals could view and purchase during the Commonwealth Games to campaign against fake art. Artist Jason Passfield, originally a Gamilaroi ...

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The Australian
Great embrace of the new art history
The Australian
Flicking through my copy recently (the 1995 edition), I looked impatiently for a mention of indigenous Australian art. It came at the end of the chapter: a single black-and-white photograph, no bigger than a matchbox, of an Aboriginal man in ...

Townsville Bulletin
Australia's next generation of indigenous defenders
Townsville Bulletin
EMOTIONAL families farewelled 12 young indigenous recruits as they begin their training in the Army Indigenous Development Program to kickstart their Defence Force careers. The group participated in a ceremony to mark their official enlistment at the ...
Prince Charles tours the Northern Territory: 'I feel better already'NEWS.com.au

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ITV News
Prince Charles is blessed by aboriginal leaders on Australian tour
ITV News
The Prince of Wales has met aboriginal leaders in Australia's Northern Territory on the penultimate day of his week-long tour. As part of the tour, Charles took part in a Yidaki healing ceremony, where a didgeridoo was blown close to his chest. Charles ...
Prince Charles 'healed' by didgeridoo during Australia trip after donning traditional aboriginal garb for ceremonyThe Sun
In Pictures: Aboriginal welcome for Charles on Australia tourDaily Mail
Aboriginal welcome for Prince Charles during Australia tourBelfast Telegraph
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The Sydney Morning Herald
Test crowds, Force saga hit Rugby Australia's bottom line
The Sydney Morning Herald
Women's rugby bucked the downward trend, with club XVs participation jumping 53 per cent and club sevens participation growing 47 per cent. The women's game benefited from help from the Australian Rugby Foundation (ARF), including a $234,000 grant to ...

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Telegraph.co.uk
Prince Charles receives feather-stringed headdress and blessing as he meets Aboriginal leaders on Australia tour
Telegraph.co.uk
The Prince of Wales declared he felt "better already" after being given a spiritual blessing by the world didgeridoo master in Australia. On a tour of the Buku-Larrnggay Mulka Arts Centre in Gove, which showcases the work of the area's indigenous ...
Didgeridoo master gives Charles a blessingPerthNow
Prince Charles gets 'spiritual blessing' from a didgeridoo masterMetro
'I feel better already!': Prince Charles dons a traditional feather headband for an Aboriginal welcome ceremony ...Daily Mail

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NEWS.com.au
Prince Charles tours the Northern Territory: 'I feel better already'
NEWS.com.au
On a tour of the Buku-Larrnggay Mulka Arts Centre in Gove, which showcases the work of the area's indigenous people, Charles took part in a Yidaki healing ceremony, where a didgeridoo was blown close to his chest. World-renowned didgeridoo master Djalu ...

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The Guardian
Indigenous people are being displaced again – by gentrification
The Guardian
I saw the same sort of discrimination when I lived in the area in 1995: local Aboriginal people being shadowed by police vans as they walked the streets, singled out for questioning, harassed with gratuitous warrant checks or body searches. In 1993 ...

The Guardian
Indigenous people are being displaced again – by gentrification
The Guardian
I saw the same sort of discrimination when I lived in the area in 1995: local Aboriginal people being shadowed by police vans as they walked the streets, singled out for questioning, harassed with gratuitous warrant checks or body searches. In 1993 ...

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The Australian
Prince Charles receives traditional Top End welcome
The Australian
Arriving in Gove, Charles was handed a woomera — a traditional spear-throwing device — as he was greeted by aboriginal leader Galarrwuy Yunupingu. He was then presented with a feather-stringed headdress and string basket before a colourful welcome ...
Prince Charles arrives in remote NTSBS
Prince Charles arrives in Nhulunbuy for sixth visit to the Northern TerritoryABC Online

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The Australian
Prince Charles receives traditional Top End welcome
The Australian
Arriving in Gove, Charles was handed a woomera — a traditional spear-throwing device — as he was greeted by aboriginal leader Galarrwuy Yunupingu. He was then presented with a feather-stringed headdress and string basket before a colourful welcome ...
Prince Charles arrives in Nhulunbuy for sixth visit to the Northern TerritoryABC Online

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Policy Forum
'My School' tells a story of growing educational inequity inequality
Policy Forum
As we well know, Closing the Gap between Indigenous and non-Indigenous Australians is a high profile and arguably high stakes priority. A key question in education – one that is almost never asked – is can we lift Indigenous achievement when we are ...