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NFPs Urged to Adopt New Strategies for Aboriginal Child Welfare Pro Bono Australia A landmark report into the lives and welfare of young Aboriginal children in Western Australia has urged community organisations to develop new and innovative approaches to help improve their future wellbeing. The report by the WA Commissioner for ...
SBS - The World Game (blog) Is football doing enough for Indigenous Australia? SBS - The World Game (blog) I well remember arguing the case for an over-arching, longterm aim to change the living conditions of Indigenous Australians through the use of football programs, rather than merely an annual festival for a tiny number of players that had access to ...
The Age Why are Aborigines barred from being Australia's head of state? The Age One significant consequence of this constitutional arrangement is that Australian Aborigines are prohibited by law from being Australia's head of state. Windsor family, fine, Australian Aboriginal, no, says our rule book of the nation. Aborigines might ...
The Australian WA indigenous MP Ken Wyatt 'possible Speaker' replacement The Australian AUSTRALIA'S first indigenous federal lower house MP, WA's Ken Wyatt has been mentioned as a possible contender for Speaker. A Liberal source told AAP the West Australian MP would be a good choice as he could restore respect for the role in the wake of ...
ABC Online (blog) Aboriginal family with proud history of serving their country ABC Online (blog) The Lovett family has a strong connection with Western Victoria and a proud record when it comes to serving their country. Mount Gambier RSL President Bob Sandow has researched their story. (Photo: Australian War Memorial). BOB SANDOW LOVETT ...
The Guardian Indigenous activist Murrumu arrested for refusing to give his former name The Guardian An Indigenous man who renounced his Australian citizenship to head a self-declared nation has been arrested in the dock after refusing to acknowledge his former name in court for the second day in a row. Murrumu Walubara Yidindji – formerly the press ...