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Australia open to hosting Maori side
The Star Online
WELLINGTON (Reuters) - Cricket Australia has said it is open to inviting a Maori team to play in a tournament featuring indigenous sides at a future date as steps towards a revival of a representative team gathers pace in New Zealand. Maori sides ...
CORRECTED-INTERVIEW-Cricket-Australia open to hosting Maori sideReuters India
INTERVIEW-Cricket-Australia open to Maori side in Imparja CupReuters UK
Is the Maori-Australian dream all it's cracked up to be?SBS

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Australia open to hosting Maori side
SBS
WELLINGTON (Reuters) - Cricket Australia has said it is open to inviting a Maori team to play in a tournament featuring indigenous sides at a future date as steps towards a revival of a representative team gathers pace in New Zealand. Source. Reuters.
Australia open to Maori side in Imparja CupYahoo!7 News
Australia open to hosting Maori cricket sideIBNLive

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CORRECTED-INTERVIEW-Cricket-Australia open to hosting Maori side
Eurosport.com AU
CORRECTED-INTERVIEW-Cricket-Australia open to hosting Maori side Cricket Australia has said it is open to inviting a Maori team to play in a tournament featuring indigenous sides at a future date as steps towards a revival of a representative team ...
Australia open to Maori side in Imparja CupThe Star Online

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A call for the wider community to stand in solidarity with Aboriginal and ...
Crikey (blog)
The story of Aboriginal leader William Cooper – “the lone voice in Australia in 1938 condemning the cruel persecution of Jews in Germany” – should stand as inspiration for greater solidarity from “multicultural Australia” with Aboriginal and Torres ...

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INTERVIEW-Australia open to Maori side in Imparja Cup
Eurosport.com AU
Cricket Australia has said it is open to a Maori team joining their annual Imparja Cup festival for indigenous sides at a future date as steps towards a revival of a representative team gathers pace in New Zealand. INTERVIEW-Australia open to Maori ...

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INTERVIEW-Cricket-Australia open to Maori side in Imparja Cup
Reuters India
Aside from the Imparja Cup, Cricket Australia were heavily involved in grassroots development programmes and were taking them into indigenous schools and helping subsidise the cost of not only the programmes but equipment. "The first Australian team to ...
Australia open to hosting Maori sideThe Star Online
Is the Maori-Australian dream all it's cracked up to be?SBS

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The Guardian (blog)
Is Racism the New Black? review – a light approach to Australia's dark side
The Guardian (blog)
“Australia is very diverse,” croons filmmaker and activist Richard Frankland, an Indigenous Australian of Gunditjmara origin. He smiles, waits a beat, then lets rip: “But I'm the only Greek-looking Aboriginal that's ever worked as a waiter in a Chinese ...

The Guardian (blog)
Is Racism the New Black? review – a light approach to Australia's dark side
The Guardian (blog)
“Australia is very diverse,” croons filmmaker and activist Richard Frankland, an Indigenous Australian of Gunditjmara origin. He smiles, waits a beat, then lets rip: “But I'm the only Greek-looking Aboriginal that's ever worked as a waiter in a Chinese ...

No forced adoption for Aboriginal children
The West Australian
The new laws, which are set to be debated in state parliament on Thursday, would see NSW become the first jurisdiction in Australia where child protection authorities would be required to consider adoption before placing a vulnerable child in foster care.

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The long road to Close the Gap
ABC Local
The long road to Close the Gap. By Hilary Smale and Vanessa Mills. The head of Broome's main Aboriginal health organisation says there is still a long way to go in Closing the Gap, with a 17 year life expectancy difference in parts of northern Australia.
Government urged to maintain Indigenous health fundingABC Message Stick
Thousands gather across Australia for National Close the Gap DaySBS
Knights support Close the Gap DayNewcastle Knights
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Aboriginal drinkers punished by APOs
Sky News Australia
Not even suspected terrorists would face the wide-ranging police stop-and-search powers used to deal with indigenous problem drinkers in the Northern Territory. The North Australian Aboriginal Justice Agency (NAAJA) says the law regarding alcohol ...

No forced adoption for Aboriginal children
Courier Mail
The new laws, which are set to be debated in state parliament on Thursday, would see NSW become the first jurisdiction in Australia where child protection authorities would be required to consider adoption before placing a vulnerable child in foster care.

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No forced adoption for Aboriginal children
Herald Sun
The new laws, which are set to be debated in state parliament on Thursday, would see NSW become the first jurisdiction in Australia where child protection authorities would be required to consider adoption before placing a vulnerable child in foster care.

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No forced adoption for Aboriginal children
The Australian
The new laws, which are set to be debated in state parliament on Thursday, would see NSW become the first jurisdiction in Australia where child protection authorities would be required to consider adoption before placing a vulnerable child in foster care.

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Government urged to maintain Indigenous health funding
ABC Message Stick
The day is held each year as a reminder for political leaders of their commitment to achieve health equality between Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people and other Australians by 2030. Dr Emma Ellis has just completed a six month placement at ...

Government urged to maintain Indigenous health funding
ABC Message Stick
The day is held each year as a reminder for political leaders of their commitment to achieve health equality between Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people and other Australians by 2030. Dr Emma Ellis has just completed a six month placement at ...

Government urged to maintain Indigenous health funding
ABC Message Stick
The day is held each year as a reminder for political leaders of their commitment to achieve health equality between Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people and other Australians by 2030. Dr Emma Ellis has just completed a six month placement at ...

Government urged to maintain Indigenous health funding
ABC Online
DAVID MARK: Australia was bidding for the 2022 World Cup but $45 million of taxpayer's money resulted in Australia getting just one vote. It was defeated by a country where the temperature can exceed 50 degrees at the time of the year when the World ...

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The Guardian
Roseanne Fulton and the other Indigenous disabled people Australia has failed ...
The Guardian
She is a mentally impaired Indigenous woman aged 24, who has been in a Western Australian prison for 18 months without having been convicted of a crime, simply because the Northern Territory health department – in whose care she is – cannot provide ...

The Guardian
Roseanne Fulton and the other Indigenous disabled people Australia has failed ...
The Guardian
She is a mentally impaired Indigenous woman aged 24, who has been in a Western Australian prison for 18 months without having been convicted of a crime, simply because the Northern Territory health department – in whose care she is – cannot provide ...