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ABC Online Calls for national taskforce to address Indigenous hearing loss ABC Online There are calls for a national taskforce to address hearing loss caused by ear infections in Australia's Indigenous communities. Approximately 70 per cent of Indigenous Australians are affected by hearing loss — and it has been identified as one the ...
The Cairns Post Aboriginal leader Dr Evelyn Scott remembered as remarkable woman The Cairns Post Also in 2001 she was appointed an Officer in the General Division of the Order of Australia in the Queen's Birthday honours. The Scott and Backo family said in a statement yesterday that “her other greatest joy, outside of fishing and political ...
Political plan to 'put the bulldozer' through Aboriginal reserve The Australian The allegations gained momentum after officials from the West Australian government's remote reform unit visited Roebourne in June last year to talk to indigenous residents about issues including the future of the town reserve of Cheeditha, former WA ...
Political plan to 'put the bulldozer' through Aboriginal reserve The Australian The allegations gained momentum after officials from the West Australian government's remote reform unit visited Roebourne in June last year to talk to indigenous residents about issues including the future of the town reserve of Cheeditha, former WA ...
The Australian Evelyn Scott: tributes flow for reconciliation trailblazer The Australian “As we continue to discuss further recognition of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people, we should remember the work of Dr Scott in bringing indigenous and non-indigenous Australian's closer to reconciliation,” Senator Dodson said. One of ...
The Australian Evelyn Scott: tributes flow for reconciliation trailblazer The Australian Upon her death yesterday, Evelyn Scott was credited by Indigenous Affairs Minister Nigel Scullion with achieving much of the progress in indigenous rights — not just in the north but right around Australia. Former prime minister's indigenous advisory ...
The Canberra Times Author Anita Heiss delivers University of Canberra Ngunnawal lecture The Canberra Times Award-winning Indigenous author Anita Heiss has called on Australia's universities to commit to nurturing young Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander students to help close the widening literacy gap. The educational outcomes of Aboriginal and Torres ...
The Canberra Times Author Anita Heiss delivers University of Canberra Ngunnawal lecture The Canberra Times Award-winning Indigenous author Anita Heiss has called on Australia's universities to commit to nurturing young Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander students to help close the widening literacy gap. The educational outcomes of Aboriginal and Torres ...
The West Australian Population, income fare well in Census The West Australian In terms of ancestry, 30.2 per cent areAustralian, while 22.1 per cent are English, 9.2 per cent Australian Aboriginal, 5.8 per cent Irish and 5.3 per cent Scottish. One in five Broome residents does volunteer work through an organisation or group ...
"Trailblazing" Indigenous rights activist Dr Evelyn Scott dies ABC Online Indigenous activist Dr Evelyn Scott - who was one of the lead campaigners behind the 1967 constitutional referendum - has died. The 81 year old is being remembered as a trailblazer who changed Australia. She lobbied for the inclusion of Indigenous...
"Trailblazing" Indigenous rights activist Dr Evelyn Scott dies ABC Online Indigenous activist Dr Evelyn Scott - who was one of the lead campaigners behind the 1967 constitutional referendum - has died. The 81 year old is being remembered as a trailblazer who changed Australia. She lobbied for the inclusion of Indigenous...
Huffington Post Australia Why Australia Should Sign The UN Nuclear Weapons Ban Treaty. Now. Huffington Post Australia Many Australian indigenous and service personnel victims of British colonial nuclear testing at Maralinga, Emu Field and the Montebello islands in the 1950s and '60s would no doubt attest to the importance of the treaty, which will come into force upon ...