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Sydney Festival exhibitions at UNSW Galleries highlights plight of displaced people
UNSW Newsroom
His work has little details of western life that allows us to recognise aspects of our own existence within an alien existence," Fenner said. Closer to home, local artist Raphaela Rosella documents social stories, such as the lives of young mothers in ...

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Riverine Herald
Ice sneaks under indigenous radar
Riverine Herald
Mr Calleja was responding to Aboriginal Drug and Alcohol Council chief executive Scott Wilson's comments that the ice problem is significantly bigger than the community realises and is tearing many indigenous communities apart. Mr Wilson also said in ...

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Riverine Herald
Ice sneaks under indigenous radar
Riverine Herald
Mr Calleja was responding to Aboriginal Drug and Alcohol Council chief executive Scott Wilson's comments that the ice problem is significantly bigger than the community realises and is tearing many indigenous communities apart. Mr Wilson also said in ...

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Riverine Herald
Ice sneaks under indigenous radar
Riverine Herald
Mr Calleja was responding to Aboriginal Drug and Alcohol Council chief executive Scott Wilson's comments that the ice problem is significantly bigger than the community realises and is tearing many indigenous communities apart. Mr Wilson also said in ...

Riverine Herald
Ice sneaks under indigenous radar
Riverine Herald
Mr Calleja was responding to Aboriginal Drug and Alcohol Council chief executive Scott Wilson's comments that the ice problem is significantly bigger than the community realises and is tearing many indigenous communities apart. Mr Wilson also said in ...

ABC Online
Living and loving life on a cattle station in northern Australia
ABC Online
The young cattlewoman juggles station life with motherhood and her other passion — working as an Indigenous alcohol and drug worker for Kimberley Mental Health. Ms Gordon said she wanted Lamboo to become a place of hope for young people in Halls Creek ...

The Conversation AU
Explainer: the seasonal 'calendars' of Indigenous Australia
The Conversation AU
The key to understanding this temporal reality is the shape of the stone calendar. It is round, not a continuum. There is no beginning or end, and as such, there is no “New Year”. Seasons do not serve as a basis for linear metaphors of new life in ...

America Magazine
Indigenous communities in Australia press for a national voice despite setbacks
America Magazine
In Australia, Indigenous and settler relations are at a political low point, following the dismissal of a proposed First Nations “voice” in federal parliament. The voice has become part of the architecture of Aboriginal (mainland) and Torres Strait ...

America Magazine
Indigenous communities in Australia press for a national voice despite setbacks
America Magazine
In Australia, Indigenous and settler relations are at a political low point, following the dismissal of a proposed First Nations “voice” in federal parliament. The voice has become part of the architecture of Aboriginal (mainland) and Torres Strait ...

Lawyers Weekly
The scores are in: Aus' 2017 human rights efforts revealed
Lawyers Weekly
“While the federal government can be awarded a couple of gold stars for ratifying OPCAT and legalising marriage equality (through a quite traumatic process), Australia has been repeatedly slammed at multiple United Nations forums this year in its ...

Coffs Coast Advocate
2017 Sport Rewind: In tune in both May and June
Coffs Coast Advocate
Coffs Harbour surfer Otis Carey claimed his second Australian Indigenous Surfing Title, putting together multiple carves and turns in the final at Bells Beach. Small in number but big on performance, the CASS Energy athletes showed their domination ...

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2017 Sport Rewind: In tune in both May and June
Coffs Coast Advocate
Coffs Harbour surfer Otis Carey claimed his second Australian Indigenous Surfing Title, putting together multiple carves and turns in the final at Bells Beach. Small in number but big on performance, the CASS Energy athletes showed their domination ...

Send a few to jail — the others will get the message
The Australian
They will remain in Australia and we must deal with them as part of our society. Victoria has a major policing problem. The police force is drifting and lacks leadership. Victorians do not have an active chief commissioner. The incumbent is about to ...

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Ballarat Courier
It Takes Courage creates links between culturally-diverse women
Ballarat Courier
The Womens Health Grampians It Takes Courage project meets weekly, hosting women from refugee and migrant backgrounds for discussion and cooked meals from each of their respective countries. Fourteen different cultures are represented, including ...

Fox Sports
Adelaide Strikers unveil Aboriginal-inspired playing shirts for Alice Springs debut
Fox Sports
THE Adelaide Strikers have unveiled unique playing shirts designed by Aboriginal artists to be worn during the Big Bash League's inaugural fixtures in Alice Springs later this month. Adelaide's players and coach Jason Gillespie, Australia's first ...

Fox Sports
Adelaide Strikers unveil Aboriginal-inspired playing shirts for Alice Springs debut
Fox Sports
THE Adelaide Strikers have unveiled unique playing shirts designed by Aboriginal artists to be worn during the Big Bash League's inaugural fixtures in Alice Springs later this month. Adelaide's players and coach Jason Gillespie, Australia's first ...

SBS - The World Game
There is a land of five rivers called Punjaub, right here in Australia!
SBS - The World Game
What's more, the adjoining estate is named 'Almora', which further deepens the connection of the Australian Punjaub with the Indian Punjab - both are named so because they are the land of five rivers, and both have an adjoining land called "Almora". Mr ...

The Border Mail
Living Lightly | Making better seafood choices
The Border Mail
UNDER PRESSURE: Our passion for seafood is causing a crisis in our oceans and as consumers we need to be far more aware of sustainable products. I'm on the seafood diet; I see food, and I eat it – Homer Simpson. Perched on an island as we are, both ...

Community Newspaper Group
Win tickets to Sweet Country
Community Newspaper Group
Inspired by real events, Sweet Country is a period western set in 1929 in the outback of the Northern Territory, Australia. When Aboriginal stockman Sam (Hamilton Morris) kills white station owner Harry March (Ewen Leslie) in self-defence, Sam and his ...

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The Guardian
Closing the Gap 'refresh': Coalition accused of ignoring Indigenous Australians
The Guardian
A coalition of Indigenous bodies wrote to Scullion in the new year, criticising the discussion paper for containing foregone conclusions and rushing into reform without adequately consulting people. Davis said the letter reflected the concerns raised ...