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How Aborigines' dingo dreaming turned into a nightmare
The Australian
There is, in fact, only one other Western country with a profile of dog attack fatalities similar to outback indigenous Australia — rural and remote Canada, where indigenous and non-indigenous Canadians also keep numerous dogs, due to the sledding ...
Indigenous adviser calls for database of Indigenous AustraliansSBS
SA Indigenous figures fear funding dispute could lead to 'cultural genocide'The Guardian

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Telegraph.co.uk
Prince Harry stuns tiny Aboriginal township in outback Australia with ...
Telegraph.co.uk
The force patrols a remote 700,000 square-mile section of northern Australia that marks the largest area of operations of any military unit in the world. About 60 per cent of its members are Aborigines, who tend to have good local bush knowledge and ...
Prince Harry poses with locals in remote Kimberley communityABC Message Stick
Prince Harry poses with Indigenous community residents during Australian tourAustralian Times

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SBS
Indigenous adviser calls for database of Indigenous Australians
SBS
I'm a citizen of Australia to get that passport," he said. "Why shouldn't we be up for the same scrutiny?" He said it would enable Indigenous Australians to prove their identity, which is required to access certain services or perform certain duties ...
SA Indigenous figures fear funding dispute could lead to 'cultural genocide'The Guardian

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SBS
Indigenous adviser calls for database of Indigenous Australians
SBS
I'm a citizen of Australia to get that passport," he said. "Why shouldn't we be up for the same scrutiny?" He said it would enable Indigenous Australians to prove their identity, which is required to access certain services or perform certain duties ...
SA Indigenous figures fear funding dispute could lead to 'cultural genocide'The Guardian

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SBS
Indigenous advisor wants database of Indigenous Australians
SBS
The Australian government was accused of cultural genocide by the Australian Human Rights and Equal Opportunity Commission in its Bringing them Home report for assuming legal guardianship of Indigenous children to assimilate them into white culture.

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Indigenous advisor wants database of Indigenous Australians
SBS
The Australian government was accused of cultural genocide by the Australian Human Rights and Equal Opportunity Commission in its Bringing them Home report for assuming legal guardianship of Indigenous children to assimilate them into white culture.
“Take our words away”: Hyperbolic fear of Australia's Indigenous heritageCrikey (blog)
SA Indigenous figures fear funding dispute could lead to 'cultural genocide'The Guardian

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The Guardian
Deborah Mailman on why mainstream Australia connected with Redfern Now
The Guardian
Over two seasons, ABC television series Redfern Now has depicted Indigenous Australian lives in the titular inner-city Sydney suburb. It has earned a reputation as a high-end drama that never shies away from confronting issues like domestic violence ...

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Radio New Zealand
More Australian support for indigenous seats
Radio New Zealand
Chairperson of the Aboriginal Health Council of Western Australia, Michelle Nelson-Cox, said Ms Lambie continues to challenge the government about its treatment of indigenous Australians. "Jacqui... she's got my support 100 percent and I'll back Jacqui ...

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The Guardian
Preservation or plunder? The battle over the British Museum's Indigenous ...
The Guardian
It's been less than a century since the world's leading collectors began acknowledging Indigenous Australian art as more than mere ethnographic artefact. Since then, the most enlightened, from Hong Kong to London, New York to Paris, have understood ...

The Guardian
Preservation or plunder? The battle over the British Museum's Indigenous ...
The Guardian
It's been less than a century since the world's leading collectors began acknowledging Indigenous Australian art as more than mere ethnographic artefact. Since then, the most enlightened, from Hong Kong to London, New York to Paris, have understood ...

WA today
Aboriginal imprisonment rates: Barnett government failing
WA today
Western Australia has the highest rate of Aboriginal imprisonment in the country and the Barnett government has failed to act on the issue, the Human Rights Law Centre says. The Australian Bureau of Statistics in March found 39 per cent of prisoners in ...

The Guardian
SA Indigenous figures fear funding dispute could lead to 'cultural genocide'
The Guardian
Changes in funding to Indigenous organisations through the Indigenous Advancement Strategy (IAS) as well as changes to municipal funding have locals in South Australia fearing every regional and remote community could be shut down. Different ...

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The Guardian
SA Indigenous figures fear funding dispute could lead to 'cultural genocide'
The Guardian
Changes in funding to Indigenous organisations through the Indigenous Advancement Strategy (IAS) as well as changes to municipal funding have locals in South Australia fearing every regional and remote community could be shut down. Different ...
“Take our words away”: Hyperbolic fear of Australia's Indigenous heritageCrikey (blog)

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“Take our words away”: Hyperbolic fear of Australia's Indigenous heritage
Crikey (blog)
Last month on Neil Mitchell's 3AW talkback show, a parent of a student at Wonthaggi North Primary School called up to express her anger that her child was being taught to sing the Australian National Anthem in “Aboriginal”. As part of the school's ...

The Guardian
“Take our words away”: Hyperbolic fear of Australia's Indigenous heritage
Crikey (blog)
Last month on Neil Mitchell's 3AW talkback show, a parent of a student at Wonthaggi North Primary School called up to express her anger that her child was being taught to sing the Australian National Anthem in “Aboriginal”. As part of the school's ...
SA Indigenous figures fear funding dispute could lead to 'cultural genocide'The Guardian

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Sydney Morning Herald
Reclaim Australia demonstrators ignite hatred over an issue that doesn't exist
Sydney Morning Herald
Reclaim Australia. What's there to reclaim? This is an insult to the years of tireless effort Indigenous Australians have put into reclaiming justice. These are the real people who have actually lost their country, their dignity, and they are the ones ...

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SBS
We need to protect remote Indigenous communities' way of life: Pauline Hanson
SBS
In the spotlight again after speaking at the Reclaim Australia Rallies against alleged Islamisation of Australia held over the weekend, Pauline Hanson said she believes the choice by Indigenous people to stay in remote communities needed to be respected.
Indigenous Diggers missing from the history of the AnzacsThe Australian
Remote SA Aboriginal communities reassured they will stay open in face of ...ABC Online

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SBS
We need to protect remote Indigenous communities' way of life: Pauline Hanson
SBS
In the spotlight again after speaking at the Reclaim Australia Rallies against alleged Islamisation of Australia held over the weekend, Pauline Hanson said she believes the choice by Indigenous people to stay in remote communities needed to be respected.
Indigenous Diggers missing from the history of the AnzacsThe Australian
South Australia secures national award in Indigenous Health EthicsTransforming The Nation's Healthcare
Remote SA Aboriginal communities reassured they will stay open in face of ...ABC Online
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ABC Online
Prince Harry 'may need binoculars' to match 'super sight' of Indigenous ...
ABC Online
The reason is the way the eyes and brains of Indigenous Australians are wired. An expert in Indigenous eye health has said some Aboriginal people in outback Australia have vision that can be more than four times better than non-Indigenous people.

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ABC Online
Prince Harry 'may need binoculars' to match 'super sight' of Indigenous ...
ABC Online
The reason is the way the eyes and brains of Indigenous Australians are wired. An expert in Indigenous eye health has said some Aboriginal people in outback Australia have vision that can be more than four times better than non-Indigenous people.

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