Latest mainstream news articles relating to First Nations People
Disclaimer: Media articles are not necessarily the opinion of 'Sovereign Union' and are included for reference and general information purposes only - RSS Google News Feed
SBS In Control: Notes from the programmer - Week 49 SBS Last week a small storm erupted over media representation of indigenous Australia. “ABC of Racism” read the front page of Tuesday's The Daily Telegraph, reporting the comments made by Noel Pearson at a Paul Keating biography launch that the ABC was ...
ABC Online How my family's lives were changed by Australia's wartime internment camps ABC Online Almost 300 Indigenous Australians were interned because they lived on a Cape York mission run by a German pastor. After the war the Aboriginal internees that hadn't perished were divided up: some were returned to the mission, now called Hopevale, and ...
ABC Online Bingo! How transforming kids' first years sets them up for success ABC Online The centre has steadily grown to become the longest-running study of Indigenous mothers and their babies ever undertaken, not just in Australia but globally. Gomeroi gaaynggal now tracks the health of about 250 mothers and their children. But, in its ...
The Australian Noel Pearson seeks a meeting with ABC The Australian Supporting Mr Pearson's comments, the Prime Minister's indigenous Advisory Council chair Nyunggai Warren Mundine said the ABC's news and current affairs division had ignored economic development stories and was “trying to keep Aboriginal people in a ...
The Australian Fairytale on ice for prospective first indigenous Winter Olympian The Australian In this case, an indigenous boy from Sydney's Rooty Hill meets a Russian girl from Moscow and they form a figure-skating pair that wins a major junior international competition within a year. They are now on track for the next Winter Olympics, in South ...
The Australian Noel Pearson seeks a meeting with ABC The Australian Asked if the ABC was reviewing its coverage in the wake of Mr Pearson's statement the broadcaster focused on “misery and bleeding tragedy”, the spokesman told The Australian: “The ABC reviews all of its content on a regular basis, including indigenous ...
The Australian Liquor trader yet to share millions with indigenous owners The Australian A company lobbying to wind back landmark alcohol restrictions in the troubled West Australian town of Fitzroy Crossing has failed to distribute millions of dollars in profits to its Aboriginal shareholders since it formed almost 30 years ago with ...