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Brisbane Times
G20 protesters burn Australian flag
Brisbane Times
The group then burned effigies of prominent Aboriginal leaders Warren Mundine, Noel Pearson and Marcia Langton to chants of "sell outs!" In the past week, the parklands has been the staging point for a string of marches to coincide with the world ...

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The Australia flag goes up in smoke on Roma Street. Source: Supplied
NEWS.com.au
and “Always has been, always will be Aboriginal land!” Police gathered at the Gallery of Modern Art, waiting for them to reach South Brisbane. G20 protests had up until now been relatively calm, with hundreds of police present on the final day of the ...

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G20 protesters burn Aussie flag
NEWS.com.au
Aboriginal protesters at #Roma St burn Australian flags and chant "resist, revive, decolonise " #G20Brisbane pic.twitter.com/wiG32ypbLc. — Brooke Baskin (@brookebaskin) November 16, 2014 ...
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'Imagine having your whole history erased': Indigenous rights activists burn ...
9news.com.au
Indigenous rights protesters have burned Australian flags during a demonstration outside the G20 summit convention centre in Brisbane. A man at the forefront of the protests at the Roma Street Parklands told 9NEWS the act was a direct response to Prime ...

Sky News Australia
Indigenous protesters burn Australian flag
Sky News Australia
Indigenous rights protesters have burned Australian flags during a provocative rally on the sidelines of the G20 summit. The group of about 50, which gathered in Emma Miller Place in Brisbane, has been enraged by comments from Prime Minister Tony ...
Wayne Wharton calls for 'conversation' between black and white AustraliaBrisbane Times
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The Stringer
“Get out of the way” & Aboriginal suicide rates will drop
The Stringer
The fundamentals that underpin suicide rates of some First Peoples communities are vastly different to those of non-Aboriginal communities. The Western Australian Government's recent statements that 100 to 150 remote Aboriginal communities should be ...
State of the Aboriginal artsThe Australian

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SBS
Indigenous protesters burn Australian flag
SBS
Indigenous rights protesters have burned Australian flags during a provocative rally on the sidelines of the G20 summit. The group of about 50, which gathered in Emma Miller Place in Brisbane, has been enraged by comments from Prime Minister Tony ...
The Australia flag goes up in smoke on Roma Street. Source: SuppliedNEWS.com.au
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Indigenous protesters burn Australian flag
SBS
Indigenous rights protesters have burned Australian flags during a provocative rally on the sidelines of the G20 summit. The group of about 50, which gathered in Emma Miller Place in Brisbane, has been enraged by comments from Prime Minister Tony ...
G20 protesters burn Aussie flagNEWS.com.au
Wayne Wharton calls for 'conversation' between black and white AustraliaBrisbane Times
Indigenous rights protesters burn Australian flags during G20 SummitMashable
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Brisbane Times
Wayne Wharton calls for 'conversation' between black and white Australia
Brisbane Times
It is time black Australia began "a conversation" with white Australia, says indigenous leader Wayne Wharton. "You have the ability to take this to the next step," the spokesman for the Brisbane Aboriginal Sovereign Embassy in Musgrave Park told almost ...
Indigenous protesters burn Australian flagSBS
Aboriginals Decry G-20 Host Australia as Leaders GatherBusinessweek

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Sydney Morning Herald
TV highlights: First Contact introduces six participants to indigenous Australia
Sydney Morning Herald
In the style of Go Back to Where You Came From, this ambitious, engaging and thought-provoking series takes six people – none of whom have ever had any real contact with indigenous Australians – and introduces them to our nation's first inhabitants.

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The Age
TV highlights: First Contact introduces six participants to indigenous Australia
The Age
In the style of Go Back to Where You Came From, this ambitious, engaging and thought-provoking series takes six people – none of whom have ever had any real contact with indigenous Australians – and introduces them to our nation's first inhabitants.
First Contact, Awaken and Scandal top the TV picks for Tuesday November 18WA today

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Gulf Times
Passionate, but mostly peaceful protests
Brisbane Times
A man shouts slogans about aboriginal rights in Australia during a protest against G20 leaders on November 15, 2014 in Brisbane, Australia. World leaders have gathered in Brisbane for the annual G20 Summit and are expected to discuss economic growth, ...
Australians demonstrate in support of Aborigines' rightsPress TV
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Brisbane Times
Banned activist Ciaron O'Reilly found in G20 zone
Brisbane Times
A man shouts during a protest against treatment of Aboriginal Australia. Photo: Daniel Munoz. He's also been issued with a notice of exclusion from the restricted zone. And police are yet to confirm if an American man stopped and searched after filming ...
Hundreds protest Aboriginal deaths in custody ahead of G20 summitABC Local
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The Conversation AU
Protesters at the G20 summit | photos
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People walk along Roma St during a protest for aboriginal rights on November 14, 2014 in Brisbane, Australia at the G20 summit. Photo: Getty Images. People walk along Roma St during a protest for aboriginal rights on November 14, 2014 in Brisbane, ...
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State of the Aboriginal arts
The Australian
Whereas the National Gallery of Australia's Indigenous Art Triennials in Canberra focus on pieces that are already made, Adelaide's exhibition will involve new commissions. The BHP Billiton funding will enable artists to create new works but ownership ...
Bureau launches Indigenous surveyPS News

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Remote Aboriginal communities in the outback face uncertain future
The Australian
WHEN West Australian Premier Colin Barnett signalled his intent this week to close down as many as 150 remote indigenous homelands, he was setting the seal on a profound shift in policy decided by the senior leaders of the Canberra bureaucracy a full ...

The Australian
by: first watch: Graeme Blundell
The Australian
It's one she hopes will reveal Aboriginal Australia — its beauty, culture, history and humour — in a more immediate way than her groundbreaking First Australians. In that snarled epic tale, in which she and her writers tried to hold fast to the ...

The Australian
by: first watch: Graeme Blundell
The Australian
It's one she hopes will reveal Aboriginal Australia — its beauty, culture, history and humour — in a more immediate way than her groundbreaking First Australians. In that snarled epic tale, in which she and her writers tried to hold fast to the ...

'This land is ours, you can't kick us off it': Aboriginal community
The Australian
If they are among the estimated 150 remote Aboriginal communities to close across Western Australia, they say history will repeat itself. It will bring them back to the days when they camped on the fringes of Mullewa, 30km down the road in the state's ...

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Cape land council pushes for indigenous access to bauxite field
The Australian
Marcia Langton, professor of Australian indigenous studies at the University of Melbourne who is an expert in the local Wik people's battle for land rights on western Cape York, insisted the ILUA was a “binding contract'' and could not be ignored ...