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The Australian
Harley Windsor to become first indigenous Winter Olympian
The Australian
Australia will welcome its first indigenous Winter Olympian in South Korea next year thanks to 17-year-old Russian-born figure skater Ekaterina Alexandrovskaya, who gained her Australian citizenship in Sydney this week. Alexandrovskaya and her ...

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Miami Herald
Miami art collectors donate aboriginal works to three US museums. One is in Miami.
Miami Herald
Miami art collectors Dennis and Debra Scholl are divesting of yet another of their art collections, donating 200 contemporary aboriginal Australian works to three U.S. museums. Miami's Patricia & Phillip Frost Art Museum at Florida International ...

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The West Australian
WA Aboriginal Corporation boss Alan Bishop jailed for misappropriating more than $230000
The West Australian
Alan Hugh Bishop, 58, was the boss of the Garnduwa corporation for more than 15 years, in charge of the only recognised Indigenous sport and recreation organisation across Australia. But in 2013, WA's District Court was told, he began swindling money ...

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The West Australian
WA Aboriginal Corporation boss Alan Bishop jailed for misappropriating more than $230000
The West Australian
Alan Hugh Bishop, 58, was the boss of the Garnduwa corporation for more than 15 years, in charge of the only recognised Indigenous sport and recreation organisation across Australia. But in 2013, WA's District Court was told, he began swindling money ...

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Courier Mail
Bernard Foley hopes to see Wallabies' indigenous tributes continue
Courier Mail
It is a side meshing players with heritage flowing from Tonga, Samoa, Fiji, Papua New Guinea, New Zealand, Ireland and indigenous Australia. “We've got an incredibly diverse playing group from many different backgrounds and we don't all come from that ...
Wallabies v All Blacks: Bledisloe 3 at Suncorp StadiumThe Australian
Beale critical to Indigenous rugby growth: EllaRugby.com.au
At last! Wallabies beat All Blacks 23-18 in famous win at Suncorp StadiumThe Sydney Morning Herald
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Courier Mail
Bernard Foley hopes to see Wallabies' indigenous tributes continue
Courier Mail
It is a side meshing players with heritage flowing from Tonga, Samoa, Fiji, Papua New Guinea, New Zealand, Ireland and indigenous Australia. “We've got an incredibly diverse playing group from many different backgrounds and we don't all come from that ...
Glen Ella: Australia's first Indigenous jersey a long time comingABC Local
Beale critical to Indigenous rugby growth: EllaRugby.com.au
Wallabies trailblazer Lloyd McDermott on his Indigenous pride and rugby league's poachingABC Online
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NEWS.com.au
Bernard Foley hopes to see Wallabies' indigenous tributes continue
NEWS.com.au
It is a side meshing players with heritage flowing from Tonga, Samoa, Fiji, Papua New Guinea, New Zealand, Ireland and indigenous Australia. “We've got an incredibly diverse playing group from many different backgrounds and we don't all come from that ...
Glen Ella: Australia's first Indigenous jersey a long time coming - ABCABC Local
Beale critical to Indigenous rugby growth: Ella | Rugby.com.auRugby.com.au
UNSW student designs first national Indigenous rugby jersey ...UNSW Newsroom
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Aboriginal Australians ditch cigarettes
The Australian
The latest report by the Australian Bureau of Statistics showed the proportion of indigenous people aged 18 years and over who smoke fell by 22 per cent over the 20-year period to 2014/15. And the proportion of Aboriginal teenagers aged 15 to 17 who ...

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Aboriginal Australians ditch cigarettes
NEWS.com.au
The latest report by the Australian Bureau of Statistics showed the proportion of indigenous people aged 18 years and over who smoke fell by 22 per cent over the 20-year period to 2014/15. And the proportion of Aboriginal teenagers aged 15 to 17 who ...

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Aboriginal Australians ditch cigarettes
NEWS.com.au
The latest report by the Australian Bureau of Statistics showed the proportion of indigenous people aged 18 years and over who smoke fell by 22 per cent over the 20-year period to 2014/15. And the proportion of Aboriginal teenagers aged 15 to 17 who ...

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SBS
All Blacks applaud Wallabies' jersey idea
SBS
New Zealand skipper Kieran Read has applauded Australia's Indigenous jersey initiative, predicting it will give them an extra reason to perform in Saturday's third Bledisloe Cup Test. The Wallabies will become the first national side to wear an ...

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SBS
Sexual health crisis: Syphilis epidemic rages as doctors sound alarm on rising HIV rates
SBS
EXCLUSIVE: Since 2011 a syphilis epidemic has swept across northern Australia, spreading across multiple states and hitting Indigenous communities hard. Figures obtained by NITV News show the rate of infections is rising fast. Now, stretched health ...

SBS
Sexual health crisis: Syphilis epidemic rages as doctors sound alarm on rising HIV rates
SBS
EXCLUSIVE: Since 2011 a syphilis epidemic has swept across northern Australia, spreading across multiple states and hitting Indigenous communities hard. Figures obtained by NITV News show the rate of infections is rising fast. Now, stretched health ...

cricket.com.au
From beyond Bouke to the Baggy Green
cricket.com.au
Of the 619 people to have played Test cricket for Australia, only two have been of Indigenous descent: the first was Faith Thomas, who played a lone Test in 1958; and the second was Jason Gillespie, who debuted 38 years later and went on to take 259 ...

cricket.com.au
From beyond Bouke to the Baggy Green
cricket.com.au
Of the 619 people to have played Test cricket for Australia, only two have been of Indigenous descent: the first was Faith Thomas, who played a lone Test in 1958; and the second was Jason Gillespie, who debuted 38 years later and went on to take 259 ...

The Guardian
UN condemns Australia on Indigenous detentions and asylum policies
The Guardian
Australia's castigation before the UN has continued for a second day, with the human rights committee condemning Western Australia's practice of jailing fine defaulters, and specifically highlighting the death of Indigenous woman Ms Dhu in custody. The ...

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The Guardian
UN condemns Australia on Indigenous detentions and asylum policies
The Guardian
Australia's castigation before the UN has continued for a second day, with the human rights committee condemning Western Australia's practice of jailing fine defaulters, and specifically highlighting the death of Indigenous woman Ms Dhu in custody. The ...

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Prime Minister Malcolm Turnbull reacted strongly, labelling the graffiti as a 'cowardly criminal act'. ABC Indigenous affairs editor Stan Grant also condemned the vandals and emphasised that vandalism did not help the cause of Indigenous peoples ...

WAtoday
Since 'time immemorial': WA Indigenous community wins recognition for land and culture
WAtoday
David Edelman, representing WA's Minister for Aboriginal Affairs the Hon. Ben Wyatt at the celebration, congratulated the Wajarri Yamatji people on their achievement. "The Western Australian Government looks forward to building an enduring relationship ...

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WAtoday
Since 'time immemorial': WA Indigenous community wins recognition for land and culture
WAtoday
David Edelman, representing WA's Minister for Aboriginal Affairs the Hon. Ben Wyatt at the celebration, congratulated the Wajarri Yamatji people on their achievement. "The Western Australian Government looks forward to building an enduring relationship ...

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