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Brisbane Times
Science still catching up to Indigenous healing practices
Brisbane Times
Likewise, traditional healing practices, such as herbal ointments, can have a place within modern medicine. The Monash Indigenous Studies Centre director will appear in a panel on Australia's history at the World Science Festival on Sunday, to discuss ...

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Broadsheet
A New Gallery Brings Art from the Heart of Australia into the Heart of Sydney
Broadsheet
A year later, another artist from the remote north-west South Australian region, Betty Kuntiwa Pumani, also won the prize. Now, a new gallery space in a prime Sydney location will bring the work and stories of these artists to a broad new audience. The ...
Readers' letters: Jacinta Price, Prince Harry, Don WalkerThe Australian

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Residents in 'someone else's land': How interaction with Indigenous Australians gave new meaning to these migrants ...
SBS
“When I first heard about it, I didn't really grasp truly the extent of what he (Clinton) was actually doing, because all I knew is that there was this Aboriginal man walking from Perth to Canberra,” Alfred tells me. “It's actually really amazing how ...

SBS
Residents in 'someone else's land': How interaction with Indigenous Australians gave new meaning to these migrants ...
SBS
Alfred admits if he had not ventured “out of his comfort zone” to establish a significant connection with Indigenous Australians, he would've missed out on learning about what makes this country unique. Likewise, he says he wouldn't have realized that ...

The Age
Eyes across nation on Victoria as quest begins for Aboriginal treaty
The Age
Put simply, a treaty is a formal agreement between Indigenous peoples and those who have colonised their land. It's not a new concept; since colonisation, Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Australians have asserted their sovereignty and demanded ...

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The Age
Eyes across nation on Victoria as quest begins for Aboriginal treaty
The Age
Put simply, a treaty is a formal agreement between Indigenous peoples and those who have colonised their land. It's not a new concept; since colonisation, Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Australians have asserted their sovereignty and demanded ...

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Readers' letters: Jacinta Price, Prince Harry, Don Walker
The Australian
It is inspiring to see a political leader/spokeswoman/activist like Jacinta Price fighting for the future of indigenous families (“Desert wind”, Mar 10-11). The political landscape of northern and Central Australia typically has been that of an ...
Number of women in jail in NSW soars and reoffending may be to blameThe Guardian
Australian nurses being forced to apologize to patients for 'white privilege'TheBlaze.com

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The Australian
A Big Australian plan to protect and preserve nation's remote heart
The Australian
Mr James' group, with deep knowledge of the Gibson Desert — along with other Aboriginal Australians who live in our vast interior — are part of an ambitious plan to preserve, protect and create economies in the most remote parts of our nation. It is ...

The Australian
A Big Australian plan to protect and preserve nation's remote heart
The Australian
Mr James' group, with deep knowledge of the Gibson Desert — along with other Aboriginal Australians who live in our vast interior — are part of an ambitious plan to preserve, protect and create economies in the most remote parts of our nation. It is ...

The Conversation UK
The lost children of the Empire and the attempted Aboriginal genocide
The Conversation UK
The inquiry has looked into the cases of children who were sent to Australia and parts of the British Empire from 1945 to 1970 by charities and the Catholic church. Its findings are damning. But if society is looking for a fuller social and historical ...

Radio Australia
Our Kids Belong With Family: Rarriwuy Hick finds mass support for social media campaign
Radio Australia
"We strongly believe kids have got to stay with family, that said it's got to be a very strong and stable family, there are many instances where you do have strong and stable families who are overlooked." Of the nearly 48,000 Australian children who ...

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The ACCC takes 'fake' Aboriginal art to Court
ArtsHub
ACCC reported that the products displayed a combination of words and artwork including 'hand painted', 'handcrafted', 'Aboriginal Art', and 'Australia'. Court said: 'In the lead up to the Commonwealth Games in Australia next month, with tens of ...

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ArtsHub
The ACCC takes 'fake' Aboriginal art to Court
ArtsHub
ACCC reported that the products displayed a combination of words and artwork including 'hand painted', 'handcrafted', 'Aboriginal Art', and 'Australia'. Court said: 'In the lead up to the Commonwealth Games in Australia next month, with tens of ...

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The Sydney Morning Herald
Sydney family's $1m gift to fix 'startling' architecture statistic
The Sydney Morning Herald
Marni Reti, 22, is the only Indigenous architecture student in her year at the University of Technology Sydney, making her a minority within a minority. Only 28 of the 12,000 registered architects in Australia are Indigenous. That "startling statistic ...

ABC Online
Terror Nullius review: Controversial Australian film offers a radical critique of the nation
ABC Online
It was a bizarre dummy spit for a major philanthropic organisation, not to mention a self-inflicted PR wound, but this week the Ian Potter Cultural Trust withdrew its support from an artwork it had spent $100,000 on. Terror Nullius is a 55-minute film ...

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ABC Online
Inside National Geographic's decision to admit its racist past
ABC Online
One of the more startling examples of the magazine's racist coverage is from a 1916 story about Australia. A caption underneath a photo of two Indigenous Australians reads: "South Australian Blackfellows: These savages rank lowest in intelligence of ...

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The Queensland Times
Aboriginal crafts 'made in Indonesia', ACCC claims
The Queensland Times
"Neither the products nor the relevant labels or packaging included any reference to them being made in Indonesia,'' it says. "The artwork or designs on each of the products reproduced visual images, symbols and styles which are recognised as being ...

The Queensland Times
Aboriginal crafts 'made in Indonesia', ACCC claims
The Queensland Times
"Neither the products nor the relevant labels or packaging included any reference to them being made in Indonesia,'' it says. "The artwork or designs on each of the products reproduced visual images, symbols and styles which are recognised as being ...

ABC Online
Australia's longest-running land claim clears final hurdle, but concerns NT anglers
ABC Online
Australia's longest-running Aboriginal land claim has cleared its final hurdle, but the details left some accusing the NT Government of "subpar communication". Key points. The Kenbi land claim on the Cox Peninsula was settled in 2016 after 37 years; As ...

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9news.com.au
Myer security called to indigenous teen shopping for formal
9news.com.au
The Perth father who accused Myer of racial profiling after staff called security on his teenage son has told 9news.com.au he has been "extremely gratified" by the public response. Jaylen Garlett, 16, was with his father, Shem, looking for a shirt for ...
Myer accused of racially profiling Aboriginal boy after security guards called at Perth storeABC Local

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