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Why our kids should learn Aboriginal history
The Conversation
The national history curriculum implemented across Australia from 2011 provides the opportunity for educators to comprehensively tackle for the first time 50,000 years of Australia's history. The future…

Australia: How the Aboriginal people managed 'the biggest estate on Earth'
Links International Journal of Socialist Renewal
March 13, 2014 – Links International Journal of Socialist Renewal -- This is an extraordinary book, one that will increase your appreciation of the country's first people, as we begin to understand their amazing knowledge and sheer genius in the way ...

Australian surfing magazine sorry for calling indigenous surfer 'apeish'
Washington Times
An Australian surfing magazine is receiving a wave of criticism after a journalist described an indigenous surfer he was interviewing as “apeish.” Surfing Life writer Nathan Myers was working on a story about Otis Carey, a 23-year-old free surfer from ...
Magazine Apologizes For Racist ArticleHuffington Post

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Australian Times
Where are the Indigenous Australians on our screens?
Australian Times
As someone who has taken a keen interest in Australian films and TV series over the years I feel that Indigenous Australians are under-represented in Australian media, as they are in so many other aspects of Aussie life. One 2006 study found that while ...
First roll call of nation's Indigenous servicePS News
Indigenous issues in SA electionSBS

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Australian Times
Where are the Indigenous Australians on our screens?
Australian Times
It is incredible that Australia, which has one of the highest standards of living in the world, has treated its indigenous people so badly. According to the Australian Institute of Health and Welfare, the life expectancy of an Aboriginal Australian is ...
Indigenous issues in SA electionSBS
First roll call of nation's Indigenous servicePS News

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The Guardian
NT called to act over mentally impaired Indigenous woman 'ignored' in WA jail
The Guardian
Fulton has spent the past 18 months in a West Australian prison after she crashed a stolen car and was charged with driving offences. Born with foetal alcohol syndrome, Fulton, 24, was ruled by a magistrate to be unfit to plead or face trial. Rejected ...

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SBS
Indigenous issues in SA election
SBS
A candidate for Saturday's state election in South Australia says if elected, he'll push for a designated place in Parliament for an indigenous representative. By. Karen Ashford. Source. World News Radio. UPDATED 52 MINS AGO. (Transcript from World ...

SBS
Indigenous issues in SA election
SBS
A candidate for Saturday's state election in South Australia says if elected, he'll push for a designated place in Parliament for an indigenous representative. By. Karen Ashford. Source. World News Radio. UPDATED 52 MINS AGO. (Transcript from World ...

WGAR News: Upcoming Aboriginal rights events around Australia - 62 events ...
Sydney Indymedia
WGAR News: Upcoming Aboriginal rights events around Australia - 62 events from 13 March 2014. Thu 13 Mar 2014. By WGAR - Working ... ACT · Adelaide · Brisbane · Canberra · Darwin · Cairns · Melbourne · New South Wales · Australia · Northern Territory ...

The Guardian (blog)
James Luna: "For Indigenous people, humour is a survival skill"
The Guardian (blog)
It takes its title and concept from the terrible 1995 portmanteau film set in four hotel bedrooms; but the Indigenous artists in the show use the quartet of different spaces to explore Australia and the world in a far deeper and more intriguing fashion ...

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The West Australian
Aboriginal woman's jailing highlights plight of intellectually impaired ...
The West Australian
"At the moment this outcome is almost entirely reserved for Aboriginal, Indigenous Australians," he said. The Aboriginal Disability Justice Campaign says there are at least 30 Indigenous people in a similar situation around the country. Western ...

SBS
Aboriginal woman's jailing highlights plight of intellectually impaired ...
ABC Online
"At the moment this outcome is almost entirely reserved for Aboriginal, Indigenous Australians," he said. The Aboriginal Disability Justice Campaign says there are at least 30 Indigenous people in a similar situation around the country. The vast ...
Petition lodged to help impaired Indigenous NT womanSBS
Jailed without convictionABC Message Stick

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Aboriginal woman's jailing highlights plight of intellectually impaired ...
ABC Online
"At the moment this outcome is almost entirely reserved for Aboriginal, Indigenous Australians," he said. The Aboriginal Disability Justice Campaign says there are at least 30 Indigenous people in a similar situation around the country. The vast ...
Jailed without convictionABC Message Stick
Petition lodged to help impaired Indigenous NT womanSBS

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Yahoo!7 News
Rosie Ann Fulton: one of dozens of intellectually disabled Aboriginal people ...
Yahoo!7 News
"At the moment this outcome is almost entirely reserved for Aboriginal, Indigenous Australians," he said. The Aboriginal Disability Justice Campaign says there are at least 30 Indigenous people in a similar situation around the country. Western ...
Jailed without convictionABC Message Stick

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Yahoo!7 News
Rosie Ann Fulton: one of dozens of intellectually disabled Aboriginal people ...
Yahoo!7 News
"At the moment this outcome is almost entirely reserved for Aboriginal, Indigenous Australians," he said. The Aboriginal Disability Justice Campaign says there are at least 30 Indigenous people in a similar situation around the country. Western ...
Jailed without convictionABC Message Stick

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A bullet to the myths of Aboriginal sacrifice
The Australian
TONY Albert wants Australia's national symbols and stories to better recognise indigenous people, and laments how some public images have been made symbols of division. The Southern Cross, for instance, "has almost become this swastika". "It was used ...

A bullet to the myths of Aboriginal sacrifice
The Australian
TONY Albert wants Australia's national symbols and stories to better recognise indigenous people, and laments how some public images have been made symbols of division. The Southern Cross, for instance, "has almost become this swastika". "It was used ...

Aboriginal health election priorities in SA
ABC Online
Some Indigenous groups say they've had difficulty meeting with politicians during the South Australian election campaign to explain what they'd like to see funded. South Australians heads to the polls on Saturday. Aboriginal Health Council of South ...

The Guardian
Magazine sorry for 'racially offensive' description of Indigenous surfer
The Guardian
Editor Wade Davis, who has African and Indigenous Australian heritage, is “devastated that a thoughtless misread could have allowed an insensitive and damaging term to have slipped through to publication”, said the statement. “Unfortunately, none of ...

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Extra flights to Uluru 'to contribute to indigenous jobs growth'
The Australian
The additional flights announcement comes after the management of Australia's premier indigenous tourism resort - a showcase for Aboriginal job creation - has been thrown into turmoil by a boardroom purge that sparked the managing director's ...