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Whitsunday Times Day of mourning for indigenous Whitsunday Times WHILE Australia Day celebrations were taking place in Airlie Beach last Thursday, a different type of recognition was taking place. TJ Bendeich set up a space she described as "a space for those mourning” and for people to share a minute's silence for ...
ABC Online Top Indigenous players descend on Broome for much more than 'just footy' ABC Online The head of the AFL Players' Association (AFLPA) says this week's Indigenous All Stars' visit to Broome is about much more than just football. Fifty-five Indigenous footballers are in Western Australia's Kimberley region for a four-day camp, beginning ...
Busby Marou want to help 'close the gap' NEWS.com.au But on their upcoming album, Postcards from the Shell House, the duo subtly address their desire for the country to "close the gap" between indigenous and non-indigenous people on the song Paint This Land, which also features the indigenous Australian ...
ABC Online Bid to raise $1 million for giant Christian cross in Central Australia ABC Online The Christian organisation behind plans to build a giant illuminated cross atop a hill in remote Central Australia wants to raise a further $1 million for the project. Northern Territory Chief Minister Michael Gunner has ruled out contributing money to ...
The Australian If Australia Day is illegitimate, so are we The Australian In 1788 Australia was not controlled by a single Aboriginal nation. It is as near as inevitable as anything in history could be that in the 18th or 19th century Australia would be colonised by one of the European powers. British colonialism was vastly ...
Section 18C: a bad law that finds racism where there is none The Australian The Racial Discrimination Act's 18C treats us Aboriginal Australians as infants who can't speak or stand up for ourselves. It treats non-Aboriginal people as if they have no right to hold an opinion about anything that relates to us, especially the ...
WAtoday Highest indigenous prisoner rates in WA WAtoday WA has the highest indigenous imprisonment rate in Australia. Photo: Andrew Meares. It also shows that WA has the highest percentage of female prisoners - 22.3 per cent compared to the national rate of 18.3 per cent. Six people died from apparent ...
Central Western Daily Standing up for unity in Australia Central Western Daily Mr Mundine has called the anthem “racist” and a theme song for the White Australia Policy. The decision has attracted many different opinions from both Aboriginal and non-Aboriginal people. Orange Aboriginal Medical Service chief executive officer ...
Catholic Leader Religious sister named Senior Australian of the Year full of joy Catholic Leader IN accepting her award as 2017 Senior Australian of the Year, Sr Anne Gardiner did so “on behalf of all Daughters of Our Lady of the Sacred Heart, who have lived and ministered among Australia's indigenous people for more than a century”. “I am most ...
ABC Online Hip hop engages Indigenous teenagers in social change ABC Online Indigenous teenagers from across Australia are using hip hop and social media to bring attention to social issues affecting their communities. The B-Town Warriors, from Bourke High School in north-western New South Wales, have had their song People of ...
Architecture AU Remote Indigenous settlements – more than tiny dots on a map Architecture AU Some communities have disintegrated into troubled social localities, but in this hidden part of Indigenous Australia, there are also many quiet achievers who have initiated projects that sustain residents, invigorate remote regions and drive the ...
Architecture AU Remote Indigenous settlements – more than tiny dots on a map Architecture AU Australia has over one thousand discrete Indigenous settlements distributed over the continent and on its surrounding islands. Public debate over plans to cut government support to remote communities in Western Australia and the Northern Territory ...