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Len Waters Australia's first and only Aboriginal Fighter Pilot for the Royal ... - ABC Local


Len Waters Australia's first and only Aboriginal Fighter Pilot for the Royal ...
ABC Local
Australia's first and only Aboriginal Fighter Pilot for the Royal Australian Air Force during WW2. Speaking Out pays tribute to the life of Len Waters, who started out in the military as a flight mechanic. Speaking Out pays tribute to the life of Len ...

Len Waters Australia's first and only Aboriginal Fighter Pilot for the Royal ... - ABC Local


Len Waters Australia's first and only Aboriginal Fighter Pilot for the Royal ...
ABC Local
Australia's first and only Aboriginal Fighter Pilot for the Royal Australian Air Force during World War 2. Speaking Out pays tribute to the life of Len Waters, who started out in the military as a flight mechanic. Speaking Out pays tribute to the life ...

Unions Slam Closure Of Remote Aboriginal Communities In WA - New Matilda


New Matilda

Unions Slam Closure Of Remote Aboriginal Communities In WA
New Matilda
The peak body representing Australian workers has condemned the planned closures of up to 150 remote Aboriginal communities in Western Australia by the state government, stating Prime Minister Tony Abbott's controversial 'lifestyle choices' comments ...

Gumala Aboriginal Corporation lashes Rio Tinto for manufacturing economic crisis - The Australian Financial Review


The Australian Financial Review

Gumala Aboriginal Corporation lashes Rio Tinto for manufacturing economic crisis
The Australian Financial Review
"We have a perfect storm and it's our view that what this is creating is a destructive outcome for the sector, collateral damage for Aboriginal contractors, lower benefits to traditional owners and Western Australian potentially going to recession in ...

dark side of the Anzac legend - The Australian


The Australian

dark side of the Anzac legend
The Australian
Aboriginal Australia literally believes that the stories of creation hold the continent together. Without the stories the sun will not rise, the rivers will not run and the land will not support life. Stories hold us to this continent more than gravity ...

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Sisonke Msimang claims Australia's treatment of Aborigines is WORSE than ... - Daily Mail


Daily Mail

Sisonke Msimang claims Australia's treatment of Aborigines is WORSE than ...
Daily Mail
While protests about Islam infiltrating Australia have dominated the media, Ms Msimang said she started to recognise a systematic approach to 'assimilate' and 'eradicate' Australia's Indigenous heritage, simply by denying that Aboriginal Australian's ...
Australia: Indigenous Affairs Take Backward StepThe Epoch Times

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Australia: Indigenous Affairs Take Backward Step - The Epoch Times


The Epoch Times

Australia: Indigenous Affairs Take Backward Step
The Epoch Times
Protesters march through the streets on April 10, 2015 in Melbourne, Australia. The gathering is part of ongoing protests against government plans to close down remote indigenous communities in Western Australia. (Darrian Traynor/Getty Images) ...
'The first thing that strikes about Australia is how racist this place is ...Daily Mail

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Indigenous advisory body would have most impact: constitutional expert - The Guardian


The Guardian

Indigenous advisory body would have most impact: constitutional expert
The Guardian
An Indigenous body created by the constitution to oversee legislation created by the parliament is the proposal in the constitutional recognition debate which could have the most impact on the day to day lives of Australia's Aboriginal and Torres ...
No place for laws aimed at raceThe Australian (blog)
Pearson's plan should be debated: ministerSBS

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Sydney unites for Indigenous rights - Sydney City News


Sydney unites for Indigenous rights
Sydney City News
Protesters in Sydney's march walked from Belmore Park near Central to the Redfern Aboriginal Tent Embassy. Marchers not only condemned the forced closure of Aboriginal communities in Western Australia but also used the movement to stand against the ...

Sydney unites for Indigenous rights - Sydney City News


Sydney unites for Indigenous rights
Sydney City News
Protesters in Sydney's march walked from Belmore Park near Central to the Redfern Aboriginal Tent Embassy. Marchers not only condemned the forced closure of Aboriginal communities in Western Australia but also used the movement to stand against the ...

Bringing the gift of better health - The Australian (blog)


The Australian (blog)

Bringing the gift of better health
The Australian (blog)
Tjungurrayi's breathtakingly complex and beautiful canvases have won many awards, including the painting prize at the 2001 National Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Art Awards and the $50,000 Western Australian Indigenous Art Award in 2008.

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Remembering Indigenous soldiers is one way to 'live reconciliation' - The Guardian


The Guardian

Remembering Indigenous soldiers is one way to 'live reconciliation'
The Guardian
For Azra Rochester, an Aboriginal secondary education transition officer at Wirreanda secondary school in South Australia, and her students, both Indigenous and non-Indigenous, it means exploring “not only the faces, but the choices [Indigenous ...
Indigenous record is stuckThe Australian
Indigenous Australia Explored In New British Museum ExhibitionArtLyst

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Indigenous record is stuck - The Australian


ArtLyst

Indigenous record is stuck
The Australian
We are now 13 times likelier to be imprisoned that non-indigenous people. Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people account for 28 per cent of all Australian prisoners, and things are even worse for our young people, who account for about half of ...
Indigenous Australia Explored In New British Museum ExhibitionArtLyst

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Indigenous record is stuck - The Australian


ArtLyst

Indigenous record is stuck
The Australian
We are now 13 times likelier to be imprisoned that non-indigenous people. Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people account for 28 per cent of all Australian prisoners, and things are even worse for our young people, who account for about half of ...
Indigenous Australia Explored In New British Museum ExhibitionArtLyst

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South Australia's first Aboriginal Anglican bishop to focus on reconciliation - Anglicannews


Anglicannews

South Australia's first Aboriginal Anglican bishop to focus on reconciliation
Anglicannews
[ABC News] South Australia's first Aboriginal Anglican bishop says he plans to use his new role to focus on reconciliation between Indigenous and non-Indigenous people. The Revd Christopher McLeod, who is of Gurindji descent and whose mother was a ...
Australian Anglicans appoint Aboriginal bishop as step to reconciliationChristianToday

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Opposition to Adani mine from Indigenous locals - Brisbane Times


Brisbane Times

Opposition to Adani mine from Indigenous locals
Brisbane Times
Mining giant Adani has been given the green light to take out mining leases for Australia's biggest coal mine amid opposition from the local Indigenous people. The National Native Title Tribunal (NNTT) determined earlier this month to allow contentious ...
Adani working with Aus group to resolve land issuePress Trust of India

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Adani working with Australian aboriginal group to resolve land issue - Economic Times


Adani working with Australian aboriginal group to resolve land issue
Economic Times
MELBOURNE: Indian conglomerate Adani Group today said it is in talks with an aboriginal group, which is attempting to stop its 16.5 billion dollar mine project being established on its ancestral land in Australia's Queensland state, to provide them ...

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Australian Anglicans appoint Aboriginal bishop as step to reconciliation - ChristianToday


ChristianToday

Australian Anglicans appoint Aboriginal bishop as step to reconciliation
ChristianToday
The Anglican Church of Australia has ordained an Aboriginal bishop in a ceremony that combined elements of Aboriginal and Anglican cultures and is being hailed as a step towards reconciliation. Bishop Christopher McLeod was consecrated as an assistant ...
Racial diversity takes centre stage on Australian Fashion Week catwalksABC Online

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Push to get more Aboriginal models on the catwalk - ABC Message Stick


ABC Message Stick

Push to get more Aboriginal models on the catwalk
ABC Message Stick
BRIDGET BRENNAN: Aboriginal woman Samantha Harris is one of Australia's top models and she says she's only just beginning to see a more diverse range of models hired by designers. SAMANTHA HARRIS: I know a lot of the models that are walking in ...
Racial diversity takes centre stage on Australian Fashion Week catwalksABC Online

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