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High seas beckon for indigenous Illawarra youth
Illawarra Mercury
... including a journey on the Young Endeavour, is offered to one young indigenous person. Australian Business Apprenticeships Centre (ABAC) is calling for indigenous youth in the Illawarra to consider applying for a chance to sail on the Young Endeavour.

Disgust at NSW indigenous schools system
The Australian (blog)
THE minister responsible for educating the highest number of indigenous students in Australia says the school system is failing Aborigines, who are being "treated like rubbish" by the community. NSW Education Minister Adrian Piccoli yesterday invited ...

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Disgust at NSW indigenous schools system
The Australian (blog)
THE minister responsible for educating the highest number of indigenous students in Australia says the school system is failing Aborigines, who are being "treated like rubbish" by the community. NSW Education Minister Adrian Piccoli yesterday invited ...

Sky News Australia
Abbott recruiting for indigenous council
Sky News Australia
Prime Minister Tony Abbott's new indigenous advisory council will complete a review of indigenous spending by early next year. Mr Abbott has begun recruiting people for the council, which will oversee a shake up of indigenous affairs. Warren Mundine on ...

Tony Abbott signs off on Prime Minister's Indigenous Advisory Council
The Australian
It will include indigenous and non-indigenous Australians with a broad range of skills, including experience in the public sector, business acumen and a strong understanding of indigenous culture. The chairman will be a part-time position and supported ...

Sky News Australia
Journey for indigenous recognition
Sky News Australia
CEO of the North Australian Aboriginal Justice Agency (NAAJA), Ms Collins is an advocate for holding a referendum to recognise all Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people in Australia's Constitution. 'Over the generations our people have known ...

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Journey for indigenous recognition
Ninemsn
CEO of the North Australian Aboriginal Justice Agency (NAAJA), Ms Collins is an advocate for holding a referendum to recognise all Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people in Australia's Constitution. "Over the generations our people have known ...

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Journey for indigenous recognition
The Australian
CEO of the North Australian Aboriginal Justice Agency (NAAJA), Ms Collins is an advocate for holding a referendum to recognise all Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people in Australia's Constitution. "Over the generations our people have known ...

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Sky News Australia
Shorten flags indigenous ALP quotas
Sky News Australia
Labor leadership aspirant Bill Shorten has flagged changing the party's rules to set a quota for indigenous candidates. The ALP has a 40 per cent quota for female candidates, but has no such aim in terms of Aboriginal and Torres Strait islanders. Mr ...

Sky News Australia
Shorten flags indigenous ALP quotas
Sky News Australia
Labor leadership aspirant Bill Shorten has flagged changing the party's rules to set a quota for indigenous candidates. The ALP has a 40 per cent quota for female candidates, but has no such aim in terms of Aboriginal and Torres Strait islanders. Mr ...

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Shorten flags indigenous candidate quotas
Sky News Australia
Labor leadership aspirant Bill Shorten has flagged changing the party's rules to set a quota for indigenous candidates. The ALP has a 40 per cent quota for female candidates, but has no such aim in terms of Aboriginal and Torres Strait islanders. Mr ...

Shorten flags indigenous candidate quotas
Sky News Australia
Labor leadership aspirant Bill Shorten has flagged changing the party's rules to set a quota for indigenous candidates. The ALP has a 40 per cent quota for female candidates, but has no such aim in terms of Aboriginal and Torres Strait islanders. Mr ...

Journey for indigenous recognition
Yahoo!7 News
CEO of the North Australian Aboriginal Justice Agency (NAAJA), Ms Collins is an advocate for holding a referendum to recognise all Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people in Australia's Constitution. "Over the generations our people have known ...

Another day in the election without end
Brisbane Times
Shorten stakes leadership claim. Bill Shorten reveals his plans for a quota for indigenous candidates, Labor's relationship with unions and the end to division within the party. PT1M19S ... Going on for three weeks after exhausted Australian voters ...

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NTNews.com.au
Change Constitution to recognise indigenous: Giles
NTNews.com.au
IF conservatives claim a special place in safeguarding the country's heritage and traditions, they have a special responsibility to back indigenous recognition in the Australian Constitution. Northern Territory Chief Minister Adam Giles, Australia's ...

Adam Giles backs Australian Constitution change
The Daily Telegraph
Northern Territory Chief Minister Adam Giles, Australia's first indigenous state of territory leader, made the remarks at a forum organised by Recognise, which is leading the campaign to correct the discriminatory absence of any mention of our first ...

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Adam Giles backs Australian Constitution change
NEWS.com.au
Northern Territory Chief Minister Adam Giles, Australia's first indigenous state of territory leader, made the remarks at a forum organised by Recognise, which is leading the campaign to correct the discriminatory absence of any mention of our first ...

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The Guardian
'Cascade of diarrhoea': UK critic savages Australian art exhibition
The Age
In a searing review of the Royal Academy's new 'Australia' exhibition which opened this weekend in London, the Sunday Times' Waldemar Januszczak describes indigenous art as “tourist tat”, Frederick McCubbin's famous The Pioneer as “poverty porn”, and ...
Life's a beach, unless you're aboriginal in Australia show at the Royal AcademyCulture24
Australian art show in London – the reviews are inThe Guardian
UK critic slams Australian art as 'a cascade of diarrhoea'SBS
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The Age
Aboriginal voices are the key to real change
The Age
Tony Abbott wants to be Australia's first ''Prime Minister for Aboriginal affairs''. He has allocated his own department responsibility for Aboriginal policy and service delivery. He also said that he wanted his first day in the job to include ...

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Sydney Morning Herald
Aboriginal voices are the key to real change
Sydney Morning Herald
Tony Abbott wants to be Australia's first ''Prime Minister for Aboriginal affairs''. He has allocated his own department responsibility for Aboriginal policy and service delivery. He also said that he wanted his first day in the job to include ...