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Vatican Radio Australian Indigenous student awarded first Conaci scholarship Vatican Radio (Vatican Radio) A 19 year old Aboriginal student from Brisbane has been named as the inaugural Francis Xavier Conaci scholar, an initiative providing educational opportunities for young people from Australia's Indigenous communities. Nathan Pitt was ...
Vatican Radio Australian Indigenous student awarded first Conaci scholarship Vatican Radio (Vatican Radio) A 19 year old Aboriginal student from Brisbane has been named as the inaugural Francis Xavier Conaci scholar, an initiative providing educational opportunities for young people from Australia's Indigenous communities. Nathan Pitt was ...
The Times of Israel Indigenous Australians form pro-Israel group The Times of Israel SYDNEY — A group called Indigenous Friends of Israel was established by indigenous Australians in what organizers said was a bid to counter growing support in the country's Labor party for recognition of a Palestinian state and to boost bipartisan ...
The Economist Aborigines want more than a mention in Australia's constitution The Economist LINDA BURNEY was ten when Australians voted in 1967 to remove the clause in the constitution that excluded aborigines from the national census. “The notion that you weren't worthy of being counted was very painful,” she recalls. Ms Burney belongs to ...
The Sunshine Coast Daily Opera House seen in a new light The Sunshine Coast Daily "There is this inherited legacy of Aboriginal culture in Australia that isn't seen, heard, or given voice,” she told CNN. There are few international art museums dedicated to Aboriginal Australian art and (it rarely) features in the arenas of global ...
Port Macquarie News Speaking our languages forces Australia to see us Port Macquarie News In her book Being Australian, sociologist Catriona Elder speaks of the 'terra nullius narrative' – a white story written in an empty space. Elder says the 'terra nullius story meant non-Indigenous peoples could imagine they were telling a story where ...
Port Macquarie News Speaking our languages forces Australia to see us Port Macquarie News Indigenous people have been framed by terra nullius, locked in the imagination of an Australia that has often throughout its history found the black presence uncomfortable or offensive, and now must prove their authenticity. Australian society sets the ...
ABC Online NAIDOC Week: Blind elder's crusade to reduce diabetes in Indigenous communities ABC Online Ms Hooker said unfortunately her family's story was common in Indigenous Australia. Thirty-seven per cent of Indigenous adults have diabetes, and 13 per cent have already lost vision, according to a 2015 report by the University of Melbourne Indigenous ...
The Canberra Times Indigenous feared targets of controversial new ACT bail law The Canberra Times Winnunga said anti-consorting laws introduced throughout Australia to stop bikie crime had been used against Aboriginal people more than organised crime gangs. It feared the Director of Public Prosecutions would continue applying the bail review power ...
The Canberra Times Indigenous feared targets of controversial new ACT bail law The Canberra Times Winnunga said anti-consorting laws introduced throughout Australia to stop bikie crime had been used against Aboriginal people more than organised crime gangs. It feared the Director of Public Prosecutions would continue applying the bail review power ...
ABC Online The Australian paleo diet: Which native animals should we be eating? ABC Online The archaeological record suggests Aboriginal Australians had varied diets prior to colonisation, with specific prey and butchery patterns in different parts of the country. For example, in Ice Age south-west Tasmania (between approximately 40,000 and ...
ABC Online The Australian paleo diet: Which native animals should we be eating? ABC Online The archaeological record suggests Aboriginal Australians had varied diets prior to colonisation, with specific prey and butchery patterns in different parts of the country. For example, in Ice Age south-west Tasmania (between approximately 40,000 and ...