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Day off to celebrate Indigenous culture: Linda Burney's public holiday sweetener - The Sydney Morning Herald

Sat, 2017/07/29 - 12:07pm

The Sydney Morning Herald

Day off to celebrate Indigenous culture: Linda Burney's public holiday sweetener
The Sydney Morning Herald
No date was put forward for the public holiday but it is hoped it would provide Indigenous Australians with a day to celebrate their country that is not as controversial as Australia Day, sometimes called "Invasion Day" or "Survival Day". If passed ...

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Dr G Yunupingu's tragic, unnecessary death - Green Left Weekly

Sat, 2017/07/29 - 8:07am

Dr G Yunupingu's tragic, unnecessary death
Green Left Weekly
“Dr G. Yunpingu is remembered today as one of the most important figures in Australian music history, blind from birth and emerging from the remote Galiwin'ku community on Elcho Island off the coast of Arnhem Land to sell over half a million copies of ...

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Legendary Indigenous Musician G. Yunupingu Dies Aged 46 - Pedestrian TV

Sat, 2017/07/29 - 4:14am

Legendary Indigenous Musician G. Yunupingu Dies Aged 46
Pedestrian TV
World-renowned Indigenous Australian musician Dr G. Yunupingu has passed away at the age of 46. A statement from a publicist confirmed that the “great Australian” Dr G. Yunupingu died at Royal Darwin Hospital on Tuesday. Dr G. Yunpingu is ...

Pocock's 'transformative' effect on Classic Wallabies Indigenous Exchange - Rugby.com.au

Fri, 2017/07/28 - 11:11pm

Rugby.com.au

Pocock's 'transformative' effect on Classic Wallabies Indigenous Exchange
Rugby.com.au
The Classic Wallabies are helping the less fortunate help themselves CWIE's success has attracted government attention, while there is also talk of reciprocal programs with Pienaar's foundation, that would involve working with Indigenous Australians at ...

Kaitlen Dodd is representing Australia at World Indigenous Fashion Week in the Seychelles - dailytelegraph.com.au

Fri, 2017/07/28 - 10:24pm

dailytelegraph.com.au

Kaitlen Dodd is representing Australia at World Indigenous Fashion Week in the Seychelles
dailytelegraph.com.au
The 19-year-old will represent Australia at World Indigenous Fashion Week in the Seychelles in October and is set to walk the runway in Sao Paulo, Brazil, next month. Kaitlen represent Australia at World Indigenous Fashion Week in the Seychelles ...

Bill Shorten set to promise national vote on becoming a republic - SBS

Fri, 2017/07/28 - 8:47pm

SBS

Bill Shorten set to promise national vote on becoming a republic
SBS
Queen Elizabeth II would farewell Australia with affection and good grace, the country could still compete at the Commonwealth Games and fawn over the royal babies. Mr Shorten says enshrining a voice for indigenous Australians is the first priority for ...
Inequality not just about wealth but also about powerIndependent Australia

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Shorten to make republic vote promise - Sky News Australia

Fri, 2017/07/28 - 6:33pm

Sky News Australia

Shorten to make republic vote promise
Sky News Australia
Queen Elizabeth II would farewell Australia with affection and good grace, the country could still compete at the Commonwealth Games and fawn over the royal babies. Mr Shorten says enshrining a voice for indigenous Australians is the first priority for ...
Inequality not just about wealth but also about powerIndependent Australia

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Shorten promises national republic vote - The West Australian

Fri, 2017/07/28 - 2:11pm

The West Australian

Shorten promises national republic vote
The West Australian
Queen Elizabeth II would farewell Australia with affection and good grace, the country could still compete at the Commonwealth Games and fawn over the royal babies. Mr Shorten says enshrining a voice for indigenous Australians is the first priority for ...
Inequality not just about wealth but also about powerIndependent Australia

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No hiding place - The Australian

Fri, 2017/07/28 - 2:05pm

The Australian

No hiding place
The Australian
But with indigenous Australia's numbers expected to hit a million in little more than a decade, the old narrative that deaths by disease, deprivation and straight-up murderous intent were simply the end of the story for entire communities, starting ...

The $450 monthly super threshold hurts indigenous workers: experts - The New Daily

Fri, 2017/07/28 - 1:44pm

The $450 monthly super threshold hurts indigenous workers: experts
The New Daily
The gap in financial welfare between indigenous and other Australians is not changing and is actually being accentuated by the $450-per-month threshold for compulsory superannuation payments. So the Indigenous Superannuation Working Group of the ...

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Shorten to pledge republic vote if elected - Sky News Australia

Fri, 2017/07/28 - 12:16pm

Sky News Australia

Shorten to pledge republic vote if elected
Sky News Australia
Queen Elizabeth II would farewell Australia with affection and good grace, the country could still compete at the Commonwealth Games and fawn over the royal babies. Mr Shorten says enshrining a voice for indigenous Australians is the first priority for ...
Inequality not just about wealth but also about powerIndependent Australia

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Gene Gibson: Wrongful conviction shines light on lack of translators - ABC Online

Fri, 2017/07/28 - 10:07am

ABC Online

Gene Gibson: Wrongful conviction shines light on lack of translators
ABC Online
Mr Gibson, like many Indigenous Australians who do not speak English as a first language, is somewhat like a foreigner in his own justice system. It is something which concerns WA's chief justice Wayne Martin. Earlier this month, he told a conference ...

Melbourne CBD standstill: Rally for Elijah Doughty halts peak-hour traffic, trams - The Age

Fri, 2017/07/28 - 9:14am

Melbourne CBD standstill: Rally for Elijah Doughty halts peak-hour traffic, trams
The Age
Melbourne's CBD was brought to a standstill on Friday night by protesters rallying over the death of Indigenous teenager Elijah Doughty in Western Australia. Traffic and trams were brought to a halt by protesters, who staged a peaceful sit-in in the ...

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You Are Here: “Our culture and heritage is still alive; it has never died and it never will die.” - Inside Film

Fri, 2017/07/28 - 6:51am

Inside Film

You Are Here: “Our culture and heritage is still alive; it has never died and it never will die.”
Inside Film
The initiative was launched last year in the lead up to the proposed referendum on constitutional recognition, and aimed to showcase stories about the place of Indigenous Australians today. Connection to Country will screen on NITV on August 6. Mowarin ...

Giving voice to creation songs - ArtsHub (subscription) (blog)

Fri, 2017/07/28 - 4:31am

ArtsHub (subscription) (blog)

Giving voice to creation songs
ArtsHub (subscription) (blog)
Sung into Being gives notable focus to renowned artist Rover Joolama Thomas, Moon added. 'Thomas was one of the first Indigenous Australian artists acquired for the Holmes à Court Collection. He forged new conventions in Aboriginal art and created new ...

Labor state conference to debate Australia Day change - The Australian

Fri, 2017/07/28 - 4:25am

The Australian

Labor state conference to debate Australia Day change
The Australian
The conference, being held in Townsville on Friday and Saturday, will debate a motion from a Brisbane ALP branch to change the date of Australia Day to be respectful of the feelings of some indigenous Australians who are opposed to having it on January ...

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On Now: Koskela's First Indigenous Group Show - Broadsheet

Fri, 2017/07/28 - 12:14am

Broadsheet

On Now: Koskela's First Indigenous Group Show
Broadsheet
After numerous successful collaborations and product development, this winter the Australian design house is exhibiting Walma / Moon Rise, its first Indigenous group art show in the Koskela Gallery, with 24 contemporary works by 15 Indigenous ...

Dr G Yunupingu's death highlights gap in Indigenous life expectancy - ABC Online

Thu, 2017/07/27 - 10:33pm

ABC Online

Dr G Yunupingu's death highlights gap in Indigenous life expectancy
ABC Online
The death this week of the wonderful singer Dr G Yunipingu at the age of just 46 from long-term illness, brings home once again the disparity in life expectancy between Indigenous and non-Indigenous Australians. On average, it's 10 years and in ...
Australia's most successful indigenous musician has diedThe Economist (blog)

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Indigenous census responses reveal attitudes towards racism - The Cairns Post

Thu, 2017/07/27 - 9:47pm

The Cairns Post

Indigenous census responses reveal attitudes towards racism
The Cairns Post
Evidence of how “unracist” and culturally senstive Australia is can be found in a lot of places. There are “indigenous only” sporting teams, Murri Courts, exclusive hunting and fishing rights, native title, and exclusive-use computer rooms at universities.

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Uluru statement puts constitutional recognition within reach - The Australian

Thu, 2017/07/27 - 2:10pm

Uluru statement puts constitutional recognition within reach
The Australian
Not until the regional dialogues began, however, were indigenous Australians asked, collectively, what recognition means to them. If Australia is serious about recognition, this is the threshold question. Constitutional change that is not regarded as ...

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