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Pauline Hanson's second maiden speech mirrors her first, substituting Muslims for Aborigines and Asians
Victor Harbor Times
In 1996 Pauline Hanson made her entry to parliament felt with an incendiary speech which declared Aboriginal Australians were given unfair advantages compared to non-Indigenous Australians - or "mainstream Australians" as she called them - and ...
Pauline Hanson's 1996 maiden speech to parliament: Full transcriptThe Sydney Morning Herald
Pauline Hanson pushes Australians again on issues of race, religion and classABC Online
Pauline Hanson calls for immigration ban: 'Go back to where you came from'The Guardian
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ABC Online
Pauline Hanson's second maiden speech mirrors her first, substituting Muslims for Aborigines and Asians
The Northern Daily Leader
In 1996 Pauline Hanson made her entry to parliament felt with an incendiary speech which declared Aboriginal Australians were given unfair advantages compared to non-Indigenous Australians - or "mainstream Australians" as she called them - and ...
Pauline Hanson's 1996 maiden speech to parliament: Full transcriptThe Sydney Morning Herald
Pauline Hanson calls for immigration ban: 'Go back to where you came from'The Guardian
Are Muslims 'swamping' the Western world?SBS
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Pauline Hanson's second maiden speech mirrors her first, substituting Muslims for Aborigines and Asians
Wingham Chronicle
In 1996 Pauline Hanson made her entry to parliament felt with an incendiary speech which declared Aboriginal Australians were given unfair advantages compared to non-Indigenous Australians - or "mainstream Australians" as she called them - and ...

ABC Online
Pauline Hanson's second maiden speech mirrors her first, substituting Muslims for Aborigines and Asians
Bendigo Advertiser
In 1996 Pauline Hanson made her entry to parliament felt with an incendiary speech which declared Aboriginal Australians were given unfair advantages compared to non-Indigenous Australians - or "mainstream Australians" as she called them - and ...
Pauline Hanson's 1996 maiden speech to parliament: Full transcriptThe Sydney Morning Herald
Pauline Hanson pushes Australians again on issues of race, religion and classABC Online
Pauline Hanson calls for immigration ban: 'Go back to where you came from'The Guardian
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Pauline Hanson's second maiden speech mirrors her first, substituting Muslims for Aborigines and Asians
Ballarat Courier
In 1996 Pauline Hanson made her entry to parliament felt with an incendiary speech which declared Aboriginal Australians were given unfair advantages compared to non-Indigenous Australians - or "mainstream Australians" as she called them - and ...

Pauline Hanson's second maiden speech mirrors her first, substituting Muslims for Aborigines and Asians
Yass Tribune
In 1996 Pauline Hanson made her entry to parliament felt with an incendiary speech which declared Aboriginal Australians were given unfair advantages compared to non-Indigenous Australians - or "mainstream Australians" as she called them - and ...

ABC Online
Pauline Hanson's 1996 maiden speech to parliament: Full transcript
The Sydney Morning Herald
Pauline Hanson's comments about Aboriginal Australians saw her disendorsed as the Liberal candidate for Oxley but the decision came so late in the campaign she still appeared as a Liberal on the ballot paper. After securing a victory in the Queensland ...
Pauline Hanson pushes Australians again on issues of race, religion and classABC Online
Pauline Hanson calls for immigration ban: 'Go back to where you came from'The Guardian
How Hanson's claims stack up 20 years after maiden speech9news.com.au
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The Australian
Barrangal Dyara: ghosts of the Garden Palace
The Australian
Among the exhibitions at the Garden Palace was the Ethnological Court, tucked up on a balcony and showing Aboriginal artefacts from the Australian Museum's collection. On display were spears, shields, fishing nets and even skulls. All were destroyed in ...
Kaldor Public Art Projects bring life back to Sydney's Garden PalaceThe Australian Financial Review

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The Australian
Stop getting caught up in meaningless symbolism
The Advertiser
Some believe the national day of celebration marks the “invasion” of Australia and downfall of Aboriginal culture. Moving a radio show would apparently be some great step towards us holding hands and all chanting “kumbaya”. You see, Australia Day ...
Triple J announce Hottest 100 date may be revised but not for 2017The Sydney Morning Herald
Triple J lobbied to move Hottest 100 from Australia DayThe Australian
Triple J considering changing date of Hottest 100Crikey (registration)
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Sky News Australia
Australia 'to be swamped' by Muslims: Hanson
Sky News Australia
As the then-member for Oxley, Senator Hanson caused ripples when she questioned multiculturalism and warned Australia was being 'swamped by Asians'. That speech caused outrage among ethnic groups, indigenous Australians, several senior federal ...
Pauline Hanson calls for immigration ban: 'Go back to where you came from'The Guardian
Pauline Hanson's Second Maiden Speech Is Tonight. Remember Her First?Huffington Post Australia

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The Advertiser
Tough defence for Aussies in indigenous series
The Advertiser
The Australian team comprises Aboriginal and Torres Strait Island talent, with NBL stalwart Demos joined by former Cairns Taipans regulars Deba George and Kerry Williams. Former Townsville Crocodiles, brothers Chris and Michael Cedar — key players on ...

The Australian
Triple J announce Hottest 100 date may be revised but not for 2017
The Sydney Morning Herald
... listeners from all cultural backgrounds who love it." Triple J has previously partnered with the Australian Indigenous Mentoring Experience (AIME) in Redfern, Sydney, with $100,000 in donations from this year's Hottest 100 going to support ...
Triple J lobbied to move Hottest 100 from Australia DayThe Australian
Triple J considering changing date of Hottest 100Crikey (registration)
Triple J will NOT move its iconic Hottest 100 countdown away from Australia DayDaily Mail
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Reviving indigenous sports through education
EducationHQ Australia
Drawing on the school community's input and robust education department resources, classroom teacher and contact teacher for Aboriginal Education, Nicole Ptycia says that the school's implementation of Indigenous sports and games is in part motivated ...

ABC Online
Pilbara centre for Indigenous domestic violence perpetrators planned
ABC Online
There are plans to build the first specialist counselling centre for Indigenous perpetrators of domestic violence in Western Australia's Pilbara region. The proposed 28-bed facility would offer accommodation for perpetrators as well as an outreach ...

NEWS.com.au
Google unlocks Aussie treasures
NEWS.com.au
The museum's collection holds artefacts from indigenous Australia and the Pacific; irreplaceable fossils, minerals, meteorites and gemstones, as well as specimens of native Australian mammals, birds, reptiles and fish. The Natural History platform ...

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The Australian
Calls for better, culturally appropriate health services
SBS
But multicultural and indigenous communities are calling for health services to be better tailored to improve the lives of Australians from diverse backgrounds. The report, entitled, "Australia's Health 2016", shows 85 per cent of Australians rate ...
Australia's health report card: Smoking and drinking down, chronic diseases and obesity on riseThe Australian
Half of all Australians suffer from chronic diseases, but 85 per cent believe they're healthy: reportABC Online
Australian Institute of Health and Welfare releases health report card on the nationNEWS.com.au
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Upworthy
This aboriginal Australian used kindness and tea to trump the racism he overheard.
Upworthy
Wall, an Australian who is aboriginal, overheard two women saying some terrible stuff about those in his community. "Food was great but to our misfortune we inadvertently heard two elderly ladies, seated next to us, chatting about aboriginals," he ...

The West Australian
Police frustrated with youth crime, family dysfunction in Kalgoorlie: Gordon
The West Australian
Dr Gordon was speaking with other leading WA indigenous figures at a Committee for Economic Development of Australia event in Perth yesterday. The retired magistrate, who served on the bench of the Children's Court for 20 years, said many Aboriginal ...

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The Conversation AU
Why is trachoma blinding Aboriginal children when mainstream Australia eliminated it 100 years ago?
The Conversation AU
This article is the first in our three-part series on the blinding, deafening and sometimes deadly conditions in Indigenous Australian children that have little to no impact on their non-Indigenous counterparts. The next two articles will look at ...

The Conversation AU
Why is trachoma blinding Aboriginal children when mainstream Australia eliminated it 100 years ago?
The Conversation AU
Although it doesn't exist in mainstream Australia, trachoma persists in remote Aboriginal communities that still lack safe washing facilities and have notoriously poor and chronically overcrowded housing. Young children with constant eye and nose ...