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New map reveals aboriginal knowledge - ABC Online


New map reveals aboriginal knowledge
ABC Online
The online map, curated by the Indigenous Biocultural Knowledge working group, aims to convert ancient oral knowledge about Australia, into an accessible visual and literary format. Griffith University anthropologist and ethnobiologist, Dr Philip ...

Survey shows Sydney Swans fans most accepting of indigenous culture - The Daily Telegraph


The Roar

Survey shows Sydney Swans fans most accepting of indigenous culture
The Daily Telegraph
A week after Australian of the Year Adam Goodes was racially vilified by opposing supporters for the second time in a year, a new survey has found Swans fans the most accepting of indigenous culture. With the Swans set to launch the AFL's indigenous ...
Goodes on his family's journey: 'She sacrificed everything'AFL.com.au
Swans, Cats to open Indigenous Round this Thursday nightThe Roar
Ending racism will happen but it will take time: Adam GoodesThe Australian
The Age
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Caterpillar dreaming artist emerges as Red Ochre winner - The Australian


Caterpillar dreaming artist emerges as Red Ochre winner
The Australian
The Australia Council's National Indigenous Arts Awards, to be given at the Sydney Opera House tonight, includes fellowships worth $90,000 each for two Melbourne musicians. Bart Willoughby, a founding member of rock group No Fixed Address, will ...
Hector Tjupuru Burton wins Red Ochre awardDaily Mail

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Merger 'aids indigenous farms' - The Australian


Merger 'aids indigenous farms'
The Australian
ABORIGINAL feuding and politics have hurt indigenous-run pastoral stations in Western Australia's far north as they compete in tough times for the industry, according to a concept plan for the new Aboriginal Pastoral Co-op. Five Aboriginal-run cattle ...
China backing pastoral visionWeekly Times Now

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Merger 'aids indigenous farms' - The Australian


Merger 'aids indigenous farms'
The Australian
ABORIGINAL feuding and politics have hurt indigenous-run pastoral stations in Western Australia's far north as they compete in tough times for the industry, according to a concept plan for the new Aboriginal Pastoral Co-op. Five Aboriginal-run cattle ...
China backing pastoral visionWeekly Times Now

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AFL fans appreciate indigenous in national life - The Australian


SBS

AFL fans appreciate indigenous in national life
The Australian
The Swans reconciliation plan sets goals of employing more indigenous Australians, establishing a stream for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islanders within the club's academy program and promises to offer financial support to the GO Foundation. Goodes ...
Swans fans embrace indigenous cultureFox Sports

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AFL fans appreciate indigenous in national life - The Australian


Roy Morgan Research (press release)

AFL fans appreciate indigenous in national life
The Australian
The Swans reconciliation plan sets goals of employing more indigenous Australians, establishing a stream for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islanders within the club's academy program and promises to offer financial support to the GO Foundation. Goodes ...
How do AFL supporters really feel about Aboriginal culture?Roy Morgan Research (press release)
Sorry Day rallies call for changes to state child-protection regimesThe Guardian
Aboriginal children in care 'a new Stolen Generation'ABC Message Stick
The West Australian
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How Indigenous communities can help tackle climate change - Phys.Org


How Indigenous communities can help tackle climate change
Phys.Org
A new study shows that replanting native forests and woodlands vegetation on Indigenous lands, especially across southern and eastern Australia, could help restore the nation's native vegetation in places where it is needed as well as store significant ...

Indigenous rally against forced adoptions - The West Australian


The West Australian

Indigenous rally against forced adoptions
The West Australian
Across the country, indigenous children in Australia were 10 times more likely to be placed in out-of-home care than non-indigenous children, figures from the Australian Institute of Health and Welfare show. In Queensland, the Australian Legislative ...

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Indigenous rally against forced adoptions - The West Australian


Indigenous rally against forced adoptions
The West Australian
Across the country, indigenous children in Australia were 10 times more likely to be placed in out-of-home care than non-indigenous children, figures from the Australian Institute of Health and Welfare show. In Queensland, the Australian Legislative ...

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Indigenous rally against forced adoptions - Ninemsn


Indigenous rally against forced adoptions
Ninemsn
Across the country, indigenous children in Australia were 10 times more likely to be placed in out-of-home care than non-indigenous children, figures from the Australian Institute of Health and Welfare show. In Queensland, the Australian Legislative ...

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Indigenous pastoral stations look to merge - ABC Online


Indigenous pastoral stations look to merge
ABC Online
Ten of Australia's largest Aboriginal-run pastoral stations in the Kimberley are preparing to join forces. The 'Aboriginal Pastoral Co-op' will be backed by a Chinese consortium and aims to pool resources between stations to produce better cattle and ...
China backing pastoral visionThe Australian

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Factbox: What is Sorry Day? - SBS


Factbox: What is Sorry Day?
SBS
On 26 May every year, ceremonies, marches and presentations are held to commemorate Sorry Day, the day on which Australians express regret for the historical mistreatment of Aboriginal people.

Factbox: What is Sorry Day? - SBS


Factbox: What is Sorry Day?
SBS
On 26 May every year, ceremonies, marches and presentations are held to commemorate Sorry Day, the day on which Australians express regret for the historical mistreatment of Aboriginal people.

Jobs Gap Widens For Indigenous Workers - Pro Bono Australia


Jobs Gap Widens For Indigenous Workers
Pro Bono Australia
... achieving post-school qualifications,” Brumby said. “What's concerning though is that these education gains aren't improving employment—we found that since 2008, employment outcomes for Indigenous Australians did not improve in any State or Territory.
Why do we still fail on Aborigines?The Age

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How do AFL supporters really feel about Aboriginal culture? - Roy Morgan Research (press release)


Roy Morgan Research (press release)

How do AFL supporters really feel about Aboriginal culture?
Roy Morgan Research (press release)
This week is National Reconciliation Week, a time to reflect on the relationship between the wider Australian community and the country's Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples. While the vast majority of the population 14+ believe that ...

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Choosing lore and life: the campaign against Aboriginal youth suicide - Sydney Morning Herald


Choosing lore and life: the campaign against Aboriginal youth suicide
Sydney Morning Herald
Two decades ago, one in 20 deaths by suicide was that of an Aborigine. Given indigenous people make up only about 2.5 per cent of the Australian population, that was already disproportionately high. Today, half of deaths by suicide in northern ...
The Zone transcript: Peter McConchieThe Age

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Choosing lore and life: the campaign against Aboriginal youth suicide - Sydney Morning Herald


Choosing lore and life: the campaign against Aboriginal youth suicide
Sydney Morning Herald
Australian Bureau of Statistics figures show Aboriginal men die by suicide at a rate four times higher than non-indigenous men, while for Aboriginal women the figure is five times higher. Advertisement. The group most at risk is children, mostly boys ...
The Zone transcript: Peter McConchieThe Age

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Steep rise in number of Aborigines in jail - The Australian


Steep rise in number of Aborigines in jail
The Australian
Overall, the number of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people in Australian prisons has increased by almost 75 per cent over the past decade, analysis by the Jesuit Social Services, to be released today, reveals. Jesuit Social Services chief ...

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Steep rise in number of Aborigines in jail - The Australian


Steep rise in number of Aborigines in jail
The Australian
Overall, the number of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people in Australian prisons has increased by almost 75 per cent over the past decade, analysis by the Jesuit Social Services, to be released today, reveals. Jesuit Social Services chief ...

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