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ABC Online
Women's World Cup: England shake a hoodoo, and expose Australia's concealed flaws
ABC Online
At 20 years of age, she will captain Australia's Indigenous side to England next year to celebrate the 150th anniversary of the first Australian touring team. She is, on every front, a class prospect with the bat. And in this Australian team? She has ...

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9Coach (blog)
Why Australian Ninja Warrior's Jack Wilson wants you to do every workout in budgie smugglers
9Coach (blog)
Partly because it's a memorable way to celebrate his Indigenous heritage. But mostly it's because he just really, really likes budgie smugglers. “I'm well known for my Budgy Smugglers. I always wear them,” he tells Coach. “So I thought if I'm going to ...

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The West Australian
Aboriginal footy talent 'let down by AFL inaction'
The West Australian
Once one of Australia's most exciting footballers, Michael Mitchell fears Aboriginal talent is being lost at the elite level because of AFL inaction at the game's grassroots. The 1984 Sandover medallist and dual All-Australian, who won the AFL's 1990 ...

The West Australian
Aboriginal footy talent 'let down by AFL inaction'
The West Australian
Once one of Australia's most exciting footballers, Michael Mitchell fears Aboriginal talent is being lost at the elite level because of AFL inaction at the game's grassroots. The 1984 Sandover medallist and dual All-Australian, who won the AFL's 1990 ...

The Australian
EU trade deal hopes for 2019
The Australian
President Macron told reporters it would build an Australian industry while deepening the relationship with his country. Both leaders played on the theme of “dreaming” with President Macron referring to the Aboriginal dreamtime. “We will never stop ...
Prime Minister Malcolm Turnbull meets with French President Emmanuel Macron in ParisNEWS.com.au

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The West Australian
French-Australian 'common vision' praised
The West Australian
He also thanked Mr Turnbull for ratifying the Paris climate agreement that binds Australia to meeting carbon-emission reductions of 26-28 per cent of 2005 levels by 2030. Mr Macron also invoked a saying attributed to indigenous Australians that “those ...

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ABC Local
Call for tough penalties for fake Aboriginal-style souvenirs during Commonwealth Games
ABC Local
Aboriginal leaders have vowed to name and shame anyone selling fake Indigenous arts and crafts, boomerangs or didgeridoos during the Commonwealth Games on Queensland's Gold Coast. Activist Sam Watson said there were concerns souvenir and gift ...

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Voice of America
New Map Details Aboriginal Massacres in Australia
Voice of America
Researchers in Australia have created what they say is the most detailed map ever to record the massacres of Indigenous Australians by European settlers. The document, published by the University of Newcastle, took four years to produce, and followed ...

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Voice of America
New Map Details Aboriginal Massacres in Australia
Voice of America
Researchers in Australia have created what they say is the most detailed map ever to record the massacres of Indigenous Australians by European settlers. The document, published by the University of Newcastle, took four years to produce, and followed ...

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The Advertiser
Australian History dumped as SACE Year 12 subject from 2018, incorporated into modern history
The Advertiser
Current Australian history students must do a “thematic study”, a “depth study” and an essay. Topics they can choose include the indigenous experience of colonialism and the histories of primary industries, foreign policy, migration, women in Australia ...

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The Age
Marcia Ella-Duncan hopes Netball Australia taps into 'incredible' indigenous talent
The Age
Marcia Ella-Duncan was the first of just two indigenous women to represent Australia in netball and she says it's time to tap into the "incredible pools of talent" in Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander communities. Ella-Duncan debuted for Australia ...

The Sydney Morning Herald
Marcia Ella-Duncan hopes Netball Australia taps into 'incredible' indigenous talent
The Sydney Morning Herald
Marcia Ella-Duncan was the first of just two indigenous women to represent Australia in netball and she says it's time to tap into the "incredible pools of talent" in Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander communities. Ella-Duncan debuted for Australia ...

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The Sydney Morning Herald
Marcia Ella-Duncan hopes Netball Australia taps into 'incredible' indigenous talent
The Sydney Morning Herald
Marcia Ella-Duncan was the first of just two indigenous women to represent Australia in netball and she says it's time to tap into the "incredible pools of talent" in Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander communities. Ella-Duncan debuted for Australia ...

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Shepparton News
Way ahead for Aborigines
Shepparton News
Professor Langton is among one of the first professors of indigenous studies in Australia and her speech, titled From the margins to the mainstream: Indigenous recovery in rural Australia, proposed education targets for local indigenous youth and ...

Shepparton News
Way ahead for Aborigines
Shepparton News
Professor Langton is among one of the first professors of indigenous studies in Australia and her speech, titled From the margins to the mainstream: Indigenous recovery in rural Australia, proposed education targets for local indigenous youth and ...

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SBS
11 people elevating Indigenous languages
SBS
... including being appointed as a Member of the Order of Australia in 2015. One of his key achievements was when AIATSIS' Australian Indigenous Languages Collection was inscribed in Australia's Memory of the World Register, part of UNESCO's Memory of ...

SBS
11 people elevating Indigenous languages
SBS
... including being appointed as a Member of the Order of Australia in 2015. One of his key achievements was when AIATSIS' Australian Indigenous Languages Collection was inscribed in Australia's Memory of the World Register, part of UNESCO's Memory of ...

The Mercury
TasWeekend: Celebrating the past and present
The Mercury
Lehman has spent 15 years working with two galleries as a member of the Tasmanian Museum and Art Gallery's Aboriginal Advisory Council and the National Museum of Australia. He is also consulting to Mona as it develops the concept for a proposed Truth ...

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Save The Children Australia
What NAIDOC Week means at Save the Children
Save The Children Australia
As we celebrate NAIDOC Week, Heather Finlayson, Save the Children's Head of Australian Programs, reflects on the contribution of our Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander staff, and the enduring partnerships we have developed with organisations and ...

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Save The Children Australia
What NAIDOC Week means at Save the Children
Save The Children Australia
As we celebrate NAIDOC Week, Heather Finlayson, Save the Children's Head of Australian Programs, reflects on the contribution of our Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander staff, and the enduring partnerships we have developed with organisations and ...

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