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The Sydney Morning Herald
Primitive & Pop: Keith Haring's Australia: 1984, by Andrew Montana
The Sydney Morning Herald
Buckley also organised for a documentary film to be made of Haring's visit to Australia, as well as accommodation, parties and meetings with artists and the art bureaucracy in Melbourne and Sydney. In Melbourne, Haring expressed an interest in ...

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ABC Online
Forgotten legacy of Aboriginal stockwomen becomes subject of PhD research
ABC Online
Pushing 60, Maudie Moore was still chasing scrub bulls on horseback — a testament to her reputation as one of the best 'stockmen' you could find around the 1950s in Western Australia. Ms Moore is just one of the women whose stories feature in a thesis ...

ABC Online
Forgotten legacy of Aboriginal stockwomen becomes subject of PhD research
ABC Online
Pushing 60, Maudie Moore was still chasing scrub bulls on horseback — a testament to her reputation as one of the best 'stockmen' you could find around the 1950s in Western Australia. Ms Moore is just one of the women whose stories feature in a thesis ...

The Guardian
Indigenous rangers: expansion call as support from One Nation voters revealed
The Guardian
... solutions,” David told Guardian Australia. “I'm passionate about it because I live and breathe my country, the Torres Strait. “I've been involved in education in the Torres Strait for the last 22 years now. I see kids going from the early years ...

The Australian
African youth violence the outcome of failed diversity policies
The Australian
Labor accuses the federal Liberal government of playing politics with African crime in Victoria. But Labor has played politics with ethnicity for decades. The result is a booming industry that trades in a culture of complaint and blame-shifting. The ...

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SBS
Global vision: One company's mission to make affordable glasses
SBS
Melanie Gould, the Aboriginal health coordinator for Sydney North Primary Health Network, says access to such services is often a barrier. "They're not going to the doctor, the hospital, to get the checks and then it's not being identified," she said ...

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SBS
Global vision: One company's mission to make affordable glasses
SBS
Melanie Gould, the Aboriginal health coordinator for Sydney North Primary Health Network, says access to such services is often a barrier. "They're not going to the doctor, the hospital, to get the checks and then it's not being identified," she said ...

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PerthNow
Simon Schrapel: Saving at-risk families must be a major priority at the election
PerthNow
In the past decade the number of children and young people removed from families and placed in care has almost doubled — we now have more children in care than at any point in recent history. Data clearly demonstrates the rise in South Australia is ...

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The Advertiser
Simon Schrapel: Saving at-risk families must be a major priority at the election
The Advertiser
Aboriginal children now represent 34 per cent of all children in South Australia's care system. Of course the removal of children from families and placement into care is but one side of the story. For some children such action is both necessary and ...

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The Australian Financial Review
Indigenous entrepreneurs targeted with Investible startup accelerator program
The Australian Financial Review
Entrepreneur and indigenous Australian Josie Alec has a message for policy makers and business groups - stop viewing indigenous business owners as "ticker boxes". Ms Alec, who was part of the stolen generation was taken from her family when she was ...

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Aboriginal community involved in Australia Day celebrations in Castlemaine
Bendigo Advertiser
RECOGNITION: Aunty Julie McHale and Uncle Rick Nelson at Castlemaine's 2016 Australia Day event. Picture: NONI HYETT. Amid growing debate about whether it is right to mark Australia Day on January 26, at least one central Victorian community is taking ...

Bendigo Advertiser
Aboriginal community involved in Australia Day celebrations in Castlemaine
Bendigo Advertiser
RECOGNITION: Aunty Julie McHale and Uncle Rick Nelson at Castlemaine's 2016 Australia Day event. Picture: NONI HYETT. Amid growing debate about whether it is right to mark Australia Day on January 26, at least one central Victorian community is taking ...

SBS
Global vision: One company's mission to make glasses affordable for all
SBS
Melanie Gould, the Aboriginal health coordinator for Sydney North Primary Health Network, says access to such services is often a barrier. "They're not going to the doctor, the hospital, to get the checks and then it's not being identified," she said ...

SBS
Global vision: One company's mission to make glasses affordable for all
SBS
Melanie Gould, the Aboriginal health coordinator for Sydney North Primary Health Network, says access to such services is often a barrier. "They're not going to the doctor, the hospital, to get the checks and then it's not being identified," she said ...

Tasmania Examiner
Bay of Fires and Wineglass Bay rated in top 20 beaches of Australia
Tasmania Examiner
... sweeping) are easily accessible, relatively undeveloped, with several basic but beautiful campsites. This sublime coastal stretch fuses radiant white sands with clear aqua waters, dotted with many large orange lichen granite forms, giving it a ...

Herald Sun
Founder of Yothu Yindi says African gangs poor behaviour is an insult to First Australians
Herald Sun
ONE of Australia's most senior Aboriginal tribal leaders has delivered a sharp message to African gangs causing fear across Melbourne, telling them that their poor behaviour is an insult to the First Australians. Witiyana Marika, 56, from Yirrkala ...

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Herald Sun
Founder of Yothu Yindi says African gangs poor behaviour is an insult to First Australians
Herald Sun
ONE of Australia's most senior Aboriginal tribal leaders has delivered a sharp message to African gangs causing fear across Melbourne, telling them that their poor behaviour is an insult to the First Australians. Witiyana Marika, 56, from Yirrkala ...

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Courier Mail
The inspirational Patty Mills letter that changed a 10-year old's world
Courier Mail
“To hear that from somebody who had already been through what I've had to go through, that meant the world.” Mills has become an NBA stalwart for the Spurs. Mills was playing for the California-based St Mary's Gaels when he wrote the letter. He is now ...

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PerthNow
Founder of Yothu Yindi says African gangs poor behaviour is an insult to First Australians
PerthNow
Mr Marika said if the youths would not listen to police, parents or community leaders in Melbourne, perhaps they would listen to indigenous Australia. Police on high alert at Flinders Street Station in Melbourne on New Year's Eve amid African gang ...

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PerthNow
Founder of Yothu Yindi says African gangs poor behaviour is an insult to First Australians
PerthNow
Mr Marika said if the youths would not listen to police, parents or community leaders in Melbourne, perhaps they would listen to indigenous Australia. Police on high alert at Flinders Street Station in Melbourne on New Year's Eve amid African gang ...

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