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Qantas welcomes latest indigenous flying art 737 in Sydney
Australian Aviation
The latest aircraft in Qantas's Indigenous Flying Art series has arrived in Sydney. The 737-800′s livery, inspired by the work of late West Australian Aboriginal painter Paddy Bedford and named Mendoowoorrji, is the fourth aircraft in Qantas' flying ...

SBS
Aboriginal veterans' service recognised - at last
SBS
"Aspiring to be the first national war memorial for all Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander men and women. It stands in noble testimony to the service of indigenous personnel across Australia in peace and war. Men and women who served in every ...
Lowitja O'Donoghue with Governor-General Quentin Bryce. Picture: Kelly Barnes ...NEWS.com.au
Aboriginal and Islander War MemorialABC Online (blog)

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Britain's Mass Murder of Indigenous Australians (Aborigines)
Lankaweb
This was how British colonialists turned an inhabited country of indigenous Australians into a White Australia by first pretending to be a 'friend' and then exterminating them. The British termed the indigenous 'Aborigines' identifying their target to ...

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Australian Business Traveller
Qantas unveils aircraft's Aboriginal art
The West Australian
It is joint initiative between the airline, the family and estate of Paddy Bedford, Australian Indigenous design studio Balarinji and the National Gallery of Australia. The Balarinji Design Studio has collaborated on the design of all four flying art ...
Aboriginal artist's work on Qantas 737The Australian
Qantas unveils new indigenous flying art aircraftVoxy

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Indigenous population set to boom
The Australian
A groundbreaking report, due to be released today, predicts that the fastest indigenous population growth will be in Brisbane, Rockhampton, Cairns, southwestern Western Australia, South Hedland, Townsville and Mackay. The report forecasts that the ...

The Guardian
Indigenous war memorial: design unveiled in Sydney's Hyde Park
The Guardian
More than 400 Indigenous soldiers fought in the first world war, but only one is known to have received land under the soldier settlement scheme and they continued to face discrimination on their return to Australia. Hundreds of Indigenous soldiers ...

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Australia`s Secret War on Aboriginal People
Mathaba.Net
The corridors of the Australian parliament are so white you squint. The sound is hushed; the smell is floor polish. The wooden floors shine so virtuously they reflect the cartoon portraits of prime ministers and rows of Aboriginal paintings, suspended ...

'Sick of the funerals' in Indigenous communities; Dameion Kennedy
ABC Local
The Barkindji Maraura Elders Environment Team (BMEET) is working at Fletchers Lake, just north of Wentworth in NSW identifying and registering culturally significant Indigenous sites. The project has been helping young people from the region and is in ...

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Sydney Morning Herald
Artwork a memorial to indigenous soldiers
Sydney Morning Herald
A young Aboriginal artist, whose grandfather fought for Australia during World War II, has been commissioned to create an artwork for Hyde Park to commemorate indigenous soldiers. Tony Albert will create the indigenous war memorial that will be ...

Australia's Secret War on Aboriginal People
CounterPunch
The corridors of the Australian parliament are so white you squint. The sound is hushed; the smell is floor polish. The wooden floors shine so virtuously they reflect the cartoon portraits of prime ministers and rows of Aboriginal paintings, suspended ...

Australia's Secret War on Aboriginal People
CounterPunch
The corridors of the Australian parliament are so white you squint. The sound is hushed; the smell is floor polish. The wooden floors shine so virtuously they reflect the cartoon portraits of prime ministers and rows of Aboriginal paintings, suspended ...

StartSomeGood partners with IndigenousX to launch Australia's first Indigenous ...
3BL Media (press release)
November 8Social impact crowdfunding platform StartSomeGood has partnered with social media hub IndigenousX to empower Indigenous Australian changemakers to raise funds and rally community support for diverse Indigenous-founded initiatives.

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40 years on: how Gough Whitlam gave Indigenous art a boost
The Conversation
The decision to place control for the arts in the hands of Aboriginals is intended to stimulate indigenous Australian arts and lead to the preservation of many art forms almost lost since the settlement of Australia by Europeans. The Queen opened the ...

Victorian Indigenous Art Awards announced
artsHub Australia (subscription)
The awards are key to raising the profile and celebrating the quality and diversity of current indigenous art practice in Victoria and the uniqueness of south-east Australian Aboriginal art. Developed by the Victorian Government, through Arts Victoria ...

Indigenous health groups 'worried' about Catalyst program
ABC Online
WILL OCKENDEN: The Australian Indigenous Doctors' Association president, Dr Tammy Kimpton, says she hasn't had any patients talk to her about stopping their statins, but it's still a big worry that they might. Other Indigenous health groups echo her ...

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StartSomeGood partners with IndigenousX to launch Australia's first Indigenous ...
PRWire (press release)
Social impact crowdfunding platform StartSomeGood has partnered with social media hub IndigenousX to empower Indigenous Australian changemakers to raise funds and rally community support for diverse Indigenous-founded initiatives.

The Guardian
In the lucky country of Australia apartheid is alive and kicking
The Guardian
The corridors of the Australian parliament are so white you squint. The sound is hushed; the smell is floor polish. The wooden floors shine so virtuously they reflect the cartoon portraits of prime ministers and rows of Aboriginal paintings, suspended ...

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The Brutal Past and Present are Another Country in Secret Australia
Center for Research on Globalization
The corridors of the Australian parliament are so white you squint. The sound is hushed; the smell is floor polish. The wooden floors shine so virtuously they reflect the cartoon portraits of prime ministers and rows of Aboriginal paintings, suspended ...

Brisbane Times
Indigenous women take hands-on role in health
Brisbane Times
Sheila Hure, Elaine Lomas, Joanne Delaney, Jennifer King, Sethy Willie and Ms Delaney-Theile all received their degrees while working full-time at the Aboriginal Medical Service in Mount Druitt - home to Australia's largest urban Aboriginal population.

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Sydney Morning Herald
Indigenous women take hands-on role in health
Sydney Morning Herald
Sheila Hure, Elaine Lomas, Joanne Delaney, Jennifer King, Sethy Willie and Ms Delaney-Theile all received their degrees while working full-time at the Aboriginal Medical Service in Mount Druitt - home to Australia's largest urban Aboriginal population.

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