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Brisbane Times
Indigenous methods meet western science for ANU graduate Sam Provost
Brisbane Times
"They should rightly be very proud of their achievements and on behalf of the whole university, I offer my best wishes for the future." Mr Provost graduated the ANU with a Bachelor of Science (Resource and Environmental Management) and will continue ...

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Courier Mail
Letters to the Editor, December 15, 2017
Courier Mail
Successive federal governments have poured billions of taxpayer dollars into redressing these issues and alleviating the circumstances in which Aboriginal people live. It appears to have done little good and many ask where the money has gone. The ...

Courier Mail
Letters to the Editor, December 15, 2017
Courier Mail
Successive federal governments have poured billions of taxpayer dollars into redressing these issues and alleviating the circumstances in which Aboriginal people live. It appears to have done little good and many ask where the money has gone. The ...

ABC Online
Aboriginal artists of Ernabella celebrate 50-year link with renowned Sturt craft workshop
ABC Online
Aboriginal woman and artist Atipalku Intjalki stands in a desert landscape at Ernabella Photo: Artist Atipalku Intjalki in the spectacular desert landscape at Ernabella, on APY Lands in South Australia. (Supplied: Alex Craig). "Elisabeth Nagel recalled ...

ABC Online
Aboriginal artists of Ernabella celebrate 50-year link with renowned Sturt craft workshop
ABC Online
Australia's oldest Indigenous arts centre. The skills and life experience the young artists gained at Sturt helped to shape the direction of Ernabella Arts, and continue to have influence as their knowledge is passed onto the next generation. Original ...

ABC Online
Proving the link between living on country and improved Indigenous health
ABC Online
ANU associate professor Dr Ray Lovett said the pilot studies in communities in Victoria, along the Murray Darling River, and central Australia already demonstrated better connections to country vastly improved the mental health of its Aboriginal ...

ABC Online
Proving the link between living on country and improved Indigenous health
ABC Online
Understanding culture the gamechanger for Indigenous health. Remote Indigenous communities across Australia report some of the highest rates of chronic disease and preventable illnesses. But Dr Wenitong said it was a misconception that people in those ...

The Sydney Morning Herald
Royal Commission's message to Australia
The Sydney Morning Herald
The final sitting of the royal commission into institutional responses to child sexual abuse was packed to overflowing Thursday when Justice Peter McClellan walked into the room and ended with a standing ovation. Scores of survivors of sexual abuse ...
Royal Commission: Support workers pay tribute to 'remarkable' abuse survivorsThe Age

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Community control in work for dole rejig
The Australian
Indigenous Affairs Minister Nigel Scullion on Thursday launched a discussion paper for the review of the coalition's controversial Community Development Program. Following heavy criticism, the government in May promised to develop a new model in ...

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Noosa News
Indigenous recognition is overdue, Australia must act now
Noosa News
A GREAT many of us who do not have indigenous heritage feel a gnawing discomfort when discussing issues that pertain to Australia's first nation people. We worry what we say might be rude, or insensitive or - worse - culturally offensive. And those in ...

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Noosa News
Indigenous recognition is overdue, Australia must act now
Noosa News
A GREAT many of us who do not have indigenous heritage feel a gnawing discomfort when discussing issues that pertain to Australia's first nation people. We worry what we say might be rude, or insensitive or - worse - culturally offensive. And those in ...

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Rockhampton Morning Bulletin
Indigenous recognition is overdue, Australia must act now
Rockhampton Morning Bulletin
A GREAT many of us who do not have indigenous heritage feel a gnawing discomfort when discussing issues that pertain to Australia's first nation people. We worry what we say might be rude, or insensitive or - worse - culturally offensive. And those in ...

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The Sunshine Coast Daily
Indigenous recognition is overdue, Australia must act now
The Sunshine Coast Daily
A GREAT many of us who do not have indigenous heritage feel a gnawing discomfort when discussing issues that pertain to Australia's first nation people. We worry what we say might be rude, or insensitive or - worse - culturally offensive. And those in ...

The South Burnett Times
Indigenous recognition is overdue, Australia must act now
The South Burnett Times
A GREAT many of us who do not have indigenous heritage feel a gnawing discomfort when discussing issues that pertain to Australia's first nation people. We worry what we say might be rude, or insensitive or - worse - culturally offensive. And those in ...

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Clarence Valley Daily Examiner
Indigenous recognition is overdue, Australia must act now
Clarence Valley Daily Examiner
A GREAT many of us who do not have indigenous heritage feel a gnawing discomfort when discussing issues that pertain to Australia's first nation people. We worry what we say might be rude, or insensitive or - worse - culturally offensive. And those in ...

Northern Star
Indigenous recognition is overdue, Australia must act now
Northern Star
A GREAT many of us who do not have indigenous heritage feel a gnawing discomfort when discussing issues that pertain to Australia's first nation people. We worry what we say might be rude, or insensitive or - worse - culturally offensive. And those in ...

ABC Online
Racism likely at play in low Indigenous kidney transplants, AMA says
ABC Online
"It's certainly not fair, and we, myself and several colleagues, have called — and will continue to call — for fairness as part of our system of allocating the scarce resource of kidney donations," he said. Kidney specialist, Professor Steve Chadban ...

ABC Online
Racism likely at play in low Indigenous kidney transplants, AMA says
ABC Online
"It's certainly not fair, and we, myself and several colleagues, have called — and will continue to call — for fairness as part of our system of allocating the scarce resource of kidney donations," he said. Kidney specialist, Professor Steve Chadban ...

Courier Mail
Indigenous recognition long overdue
Courier Mail
Indigenous Australians are at a serious disadvantage in health, education and employment. Among other things, they have the highest incarcerations rates of any First Nation people on the planet. Their children are disproportionately taken from their ...

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Courier Mail
Indigenous recognition long overdue
Courier Mail
Indigenous Australians are at a serious disadvantage in health, education and employment. Among other things, they have the highest incarcerations rates of any First Nation people on the planet. Their children are disproportionately taken from their ...

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