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Aboriginal sisters Ellie Moore and Natalie Pink are joint Flinders Uni medical graduates — in a state first
The Advertiser
The pair this week graduated in medicine from Flinders University, in what is thought to be the first time in South Australia that indigenous sisters have achieved the feat at the same university in the same year. But it wasn't until the university ...

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SBS
'Disgusting': Triple M's Australia Day 'Ozzfest' countdown slammed
SBS
The Triple M announcement has been labelled as "a slap in the face" by Mark Grose, the managing director of Skinnyfish, a music label which represents several Indigenous artists including the late Dr G Yunupingu. "I think it's disgraceful," Mr Grose ...
'Tone deaf bogans' Triple M blasted for announcing new Hottest 100 for Australia daySBS - The World Game
Triple M under fire over 'Ozzest 100' on Australia Day: 'Redneck scum'The Sydney Morning Herald
'Redneck scum': Triple M slammed for Ozzest 100 stuntThe New Daily
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SBS
'Disgusting': Triple M's Australia Day 'Ozzfest' countdown slammed
SBS
The Triple M announcement has been labelled as "a slap in the face" by Mark Grose, the managing director of Skinnyfish, a music label which represents several Indigenous artists including the late Dr G Yunupingu. "I think it's disgraceful," Mr Grose ...
'Tone deaf bogans' Triple M blasted for announcing new Hottest 100 for Australia daySBS - The World Game
'Redneck scum': Triple M slammed for Ozzest 100 stuntThe New Daily
Triple M's plan to run 'Ozzest 100' is an embarrassing vie for attentionThe Guardian

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SA Museum moves on remains of 3600 Aboriginal people held in its care
Herald Sun
Ngarrindjeri man, Professor Daryle Rigney, of Flinders University, supported the return “subject to a negotiated return process with the Aboriginal nations or communities, to determine whether they are in a position to be able to receive their old ...

The Advertiser
SA Museum moves on remains of 3600 Aboriginal people held in its care
The Advertiser
Ngarrindjeri man, Professor Daryle Rigney, of Flinders University, supported the return “subject to a negotiated return process with the Aboriginal nations or communities, to determine whether they are in a position to be able to receive their old ...

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The Advertiser
SA Museum moves on remains of 3600 Aboriginal people held in its care
The Advertiser
Ngarrindjeri man, Professor Daryle Rigney, of Flinders University, supported the return “subject to a negotiated return process with the Aboriginal nations or communities, to determine whether they are in a position to be able to receive their old ...

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ABC Local
Ancient Aboriginal sites left vulnerable, showing why cultural preservation is necessary in Australia
ABC Local
In New South Wales, only three-and-half hours north-west of the most populated city in Australia, a large, flat rock sits perched on top of an inconspicuous hill in the middle of Yengo National Park. Indigenous people from across the country engraved ...

ABC Local
Ancient Aboriginal sites left vulnerable, showing why cultural preservation is necessary in Australia
ABC Local
In New South Wales, only three-and-half hours north-west of the most populated city in Australia, a large, flat rock sits perched on top of an inconspicuous hill in the middle of Yengo National Park. Indigenous people from across the country engraved ...

Broadsheet
A New, All-Australian Gin
Broadsheet
Lyrebird uses only native ingredients, save for two. Something Wild – a greens, game and meat store at the Adelaide Central Market that's majority-owned by Indigenous Australians – was a prime resource for acquiring experimental ingredients. The boys ...

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PerthNow
Julie Bishop slams 'hollow threats' on Indigenous housing
PerthNow
JULIE Bishop says the Turnbull government won't be intimidated by "hollow threats" after being accused of turning its back on indigenous Australians. West Australian Housing Minister Peter Tinley has blasted the Commonwealth for slashing funding for ...

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ABC Online
Indigenous culture has a part to play in protecting the next generation of children
ABC Online
Since colonisation, Aboriginal children and girls have been vulnerable to rape and sexual abuse. According to UN Women, one in every three Indigenous women and girls is estimated to have been a victim of rape in her life. The Royal Commission into ...

ABC Online
Indigenous culture has a part to play in protecting the next generation of children
ABC Online
Since colonisation, Aboriginal children and girls have been vulnerable to rape and sexual abuse. According to UN Women, one in every three Indigenous women and girls is estimated to have been a victim of rape in her life. The Royal Commission into ...

The Guardian
Indigenous artists criticise Triple M's decision to run Australia Day top 100
The Guardian
... which was prompted by debate over the appropriateness of holding the countdown on a day that marks the beginning of British invasion and colonisation. According to independent analysis of the responses, 60% voted in favour of changing the date ...
Triple M Misses Point Entirely, Announces 'Ozzest 100' For Australia DayPedestrian TV
Oh FFS, Triple M Is Holding Their Own Version Of The Hottest 100 On Australia DayJunkee
Rock station Triple M to play all-Aussie music countdown on Australia Day - after Triple J moved their Hottest 100 ...Daily Mail

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Broadsheet
A New, All-Australian Gin
Broadsheet
Lyrebird uses only native ingredients, save for two. Something Wild – a greens, game and meat store at the Adelaide Central Market that's majority-owned by Indigenous Australians – was a prime resource for acquiring experimental ingredients. The boys ...

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Kill Your Stereo
'Tone deaf bogans' Triple M blasted for announcing new Hottest 100 for Australia day
SBS - The World Game
In the past Triple M has won praise for interviewing Indigenous musicians like Dan Sultan and changing its logo to the Aboriginal flag on it's website in support for changing the date of Australia Day. Triple M head of content Mike Fitzpatrick told the ...
Triple M Plan To Host Their Own Countdown On Australia Day 2018Kill Your Stereo

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SBS - The World Game
'Tone deaf bogans' Triple M blasted for announcing new Hottest 100 for Australia day
SBS - The World Game
Triple M head of content Mike Fitzpatrick told the Herald Sun that the new countdown was only about supporting Australian music. "At Triple M, we are avid supporters of Aussie music and like we do throughout the year and every Australia Day, we will ...

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The West Australian
Year in Review: Stories and pictures from May 2017
The West Australian
One Aboriginal elder said the Reconciliation Bridge Walk would mark a significant step in the South West's efforts to strengthen ties between Indigenous and non-Indigenous Australians. Mayor Gary Brennan, Wilma Jetta and husband Dennis Jetta lead the ...

The West Australian
Year in Review: Stories and pictures from May 2017
The West Australian
One Aboriginal elder said the Reconciliation Bridge Walk would mark a significant step in the South West's efforts to strengthen ties between Indigenous and non-Indigenous Australians. Mayor Gary Brennan, Wilma Jetta and husband Dennis Jetta lead the ...

The Conversation AU
What you loved in Science and Technology 2017
The Conversation AU
The stories of indigenous Australians are increasingly told through science. In 2017 we published analysis showing the first Australians were living and using technology in northern Australia around 65,000 years prior to the current day. Fossilised ...

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The Weekly Times
Native foods: Chefs' healthy appetite for bush foods
The Weekly Times
Flowerdale Farm recently added native herbs to their range of Australian edible natives in a new commercial collaboration with South Australian indigenous community group Red Centre Enterprises and herb grower Holla-Fresh. Red Centre provides the ...

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