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Cricket Australia boss moves to soothe sponsor concerns after cheating scandal - The Australian Financial Review


The Australian Financial Review

Cricket Australia boss moves to soothe sponsor concerns after cheating scandal
The Australian Financial Review
Cricket Australia chief executive James Sutherland has hit the phones calling the sport's sponsors, broadcasters, also sending emails to staff and fans to soothe outrage caused by Australian men's captain Steve Smith's unprecedented admission of ...

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The Rosebery Store Collaborating on Acclaimed Indigenous Art - Broadsheet


Broadsheet

The Rosebery Store Collaborating on Acclaimed Indigenous Art
Broadsheet
Titchkosky reached out to Indigenous art centres to collaborate on products that would offer artists a new income stream. “It's a great opportunity to showcase some positive stories,” he says. “Especially around remote Indigenous Australians.” Almost ...

Indigenous barrister appointed to Qld bench - Lawyers Weekly


Lawyers Weekly

Indigenous barrister appointed to Qld bench
Lawyers Weekly
Representation of Australia's First Nations people among the higher echelons of the legal profession has been slow to realise. The first Indigenous barrister came to the bar 46 years ago, with the admission of Mullanjeiwaka in 1972. In 1986, Pat O ...

Mandurah midwife announced finalist for Pinjarra Aboriginal health efforts - Mandurah Mail


Mandurah Mail

Mandurah midwife announced finalist for Pinjarra Aboriginal health efforts
Mandurah Mail
Making changes: Caroline Nilson at the Murray District Aboriginal Association Community Centre in Pinjarra. Photo: Supplied. A Mandurah academic and midwife has been recognised for her tireless efforts in improving Aboriginal health outcomes in ...

Million-dollar donation secures scholarships for Indigenous architecture students - Architecture AU


Architecture AU

Million-dollar donation secures scholarships for Indigenous architecture students
Architecture AU
The scholarship, a partnership between UTS and the NSW Architects Registration Board (NSWARB), has been established “with the aim to develop meaningful representation in Australian architecture of Indigenous professionals and supporting a thriving ...

Walking in both worlds: Indigenous public servants' challenges and strengths - The Mandarin


The Mandarin

Walking in both worlds: Indigenous public servants' challenges and strengths
The Mandarin
... arguing that the public sector must actively seek out Indigenous people and support them into the SES if it is to break out of the pattern of “like-by-like” recruitment and appointment. “We do not just need to render our system attractive to people ...
Indigenous STI rates sign of government failure rather than child abuse, experts sayThe Guardian
Former headquarters of indigenous rights group hits the marketNEWS.com.au

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Aboriginal artists doing it for themselves - ArtsHub


ArtsHub

Aboriginal artists doing it for themselves
ArtsHub
Recent years have also seen a major survey, Nganampa Kililpil: Our Stars presented by the Hazelhurst Regional Gallery & Arts Centre, also in 2017, and inclusions of Anangu artists in the important exhibitions staged by the Art Gallery of South ...

Aboriginal artists doing it for themselves - ArtsHub


ArtsHub

Aboriginal artists doing it for themselves
ArtsHub
Recent years have also seen a major survey, Nganampa Kililpil: Our Stars presented by the Hazelhurst Regional Gallery & Arts Centre, also in 2017, and inclusions of Anangu artists in the important exhibitions staged by the Art Gallery of South ...

Bush footy may be health key - researcher - Katherine Times


Katherine Times

Bush footy may be health key - researcher
Katherine Times
An Australian Rules football competition in Central Australia's bush communities may hold the key to improved health and wellbeing outcomes among Aboriginal people, a Charles Darwin University researcher says. Northern Institute Indigenous Social ...

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Bush footy may be health key - researcher - Katherine Times


Katherine Times

Bush footy may be health key - researcher
Katherine Times
An Australian Rules football competition in Central Australia's bush communities may hold the key to improved health and wellbeing outcomes among Aboriginal people, a Charles Darwin University researcher says. Northern Institute Indigenous Social ...

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Woman's naked prison transfer prompts calls to change system for mentally ill inmates - ABC Local


ABC Local

Woman's naked prison transfer prompts calls to change system for mentally ill inmates
ABC Local
There are calls to change prison transportation systems after a young woman was transported from prison to a mental health facility naked while she was experiencing menstrual bleeding. The Indigenous woman was in severe distress when she was ...

Unwell Aboriginal woman found in WA prison van naked and covered in blood - SBS - The World Game


SBS - The World Game

Unwell Aboriginal woman found in WA prison van naked and covered in blood
SBS - The World Game
A mentally ill and physically unwell Aboriginal woman was taken from Western Australia's Bandyup Women's Prison to Graylands Hospital where she was discovered naked and covered in her own blood in the back of a prison van. When staff opened the doors ...

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Coalition loses 29th consecutive Newspoll - InDaily


InDaily

Coalition loses 29th consecutive Newspoll
InDaily
The latest Newspoll of 1597 voters published in The Australian shows the Coalition trailing the opposition 47-53. It brings Prime Minister Malcolm Turnbull closer to the symbolically significant 30th consecutive negative poll, which he cited as one of ...

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Non-stop flight to arrive in WA from UK - SBS


NEWS.com.au

Non-stop flight to arrive in WA from UK
SBS
... at Heathrow Airport to farewell passengers, who will arrive in Perth on Monday. The travellers will have a traditional Aboriginal welcome to country when they arrive and receive a pack including a toy quokka, sunscreen and discount vouchers for ...
Unwell female prisoner was naked in Perth prison transferNEWS.com.au

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Donna empowers others through grooming, etiquette and high tea - The Cairns Post


The Cairns Post

Donna empowers others through grooming, etiquette and high tea
The Cairns Post
Indigenous Fijians were general managers and airline pilots. African-Americans were prominent in the media and other industries. At home, she is inspired by family members heading up public and private organisations. “It's so good to see these people ...

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The town that inspired the Aboriginal flag refuses to fly it - The New Daily


The New Daily

The town that inspired the Aboriginal flag refuses to fly it
The New Daily
Councillor Matt Paterson said he had an Indigenous friend who served in the Army, who would prefer “only the Australian flag” be flown at Anzac Hill. But while council debates the issue, local Arrernte woman Shirleen McLaughlin has taken matters into ...

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Weaving wonderful words - The West Australian


The West Australian

Weaving wonderful words
The West Australian
This Tuesday, arguably one of WA's most significant cultural projects in recent times kicks off at Fremantle's historic Moores Building. Running for a week, the free Aboriginal Australian Kids Story Festival, or Woylie Festival, celebrates Aboriginal ...

Opinion divided over Territory Government's preferred location for indigenous museum - NT News


NT News

Opinion divided over Territory Government's preferred location for indigenous museum
NT News
On Friday, Minister for Tourism and Culture Lauren Moss revealed the location for the planned National Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Art Museum, which is on the edge of both the Alice Springs CBD and the Todd River. It would be Australia's ...

Aboriginal flag designer questions why the town that inspired it ... - ABC Online


ABC Online

Aboriginal flag designer questions why the town that inspired it ...
ABC Online
Alice Springs inspired the design for the official Aboriginal flag, but refuses to fly it at their war memorial. Now the very man who designed it is calling for change.

Aboriginal flag designer questions why the town that inspired it refuses to fly it - ABC Online


ABC Online

Aboriginal flag designer questions why the town that inspired it refuses to fly it
ABC Online
In May 2017, Acting Deputy Commissioner of Veterans Affairs Lance Johnson wrote to council. "The proposal to fly the Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander flags alongside the Australian and Northern Territory flags on Anzac Hill would be most ...

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