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Mainstream Media (Keywords: Indigenous, Australia)

Magazine sorry for 'racially offensive' description of Indigenous surfer - The Guardian

Wed, 2014/03/12 - 3:26am

The Guardian

Magazine sorry for 'racially offensive' description of Indigenous surfer
The Guardian
Editor Wade Davis, who has African and Indigenous Australian heritage, is “devastated that a thoughtless misread could have allowed an insensitive and damaging term to have slipped through to publication”, said the statement. “Unfortunately, none of ...

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Extra flights to Uluru 'to contribute to indigenous jobs growth' - The Australian

Tue, 2014/03/11 - 10:44pm

Extra flights to Uluru 'to contribute to indigenous jobs growth'
The Australian
The additional flights announcement comes after the management of Australia's premier indigenous tourism resort - a showcase for Aboriginal job creation - has been thrown into turmoil by a boardroom purge that sparked the managing director's ...

Australian Child Protection Accused of Repeating Sins of 'Stolen Generations' - TIME

Tue, 2014/03/11 - 5:42am

Australian Child Protection Accused of Repeating Sins of 'Stolen Generations'
TIME
Members of Grandmothers Against Removals protesting against indigenous over-representation in child protection on the steps of the Parliament House of New South Wales in Sydney on Feb. 13, 2014. Ian Lloyd Neubauer ...

Indigenous album gives language new life - artsHub Australia (subscription)

Tue, 2014/03/11 - 1:08am

Indigenous album gives language new life
artsHub Australia (subscription)
The album is performed by singer Gina Williams and guitarist Guy Ghouse, who were named the Indigenous Act of the year in 2013 by the Western Australia Music Industry (WAMI). Williams and Ghouse aim to revive the Noongar language, which is spoken ...

Indigenous Advocate Emerges as Top NFP Leader - Pro Bono Australia

Mon, 2014/03/10 - 10:01pm

Indigenous Advocate Emerges as Top NFP Leader
Pro Bono Australia
Towart is the CEO of indigenous owned and controlled Not for Profit education provider, Australian Indigenous Leadership Centre (AILC) and has secured more than $10 million in funding for indigenous education for the NFP. The win follows other recent ...

Bid to boost cataract surgery for Indigenous people - SBS

Mon, 2014/03/10 - 9:06am

SBS

Bid to boost cataract surgery for Indigenous people
SBS
And while Australia's developed health system often ensures prompt treatment for those affected, this isn't always the case, especially for Indigenous Australians. Peggy Giakoumelos reports. (Click on audio tab above to listen to this item). The Fred ...

New STI figures highlight Indigenous health disparity - ABC Online

Mon, 2014/03/10 - 3:36am

New STI figures highlight Indigenous health disparity
ABC Online
Fresh Health Department statistics show a disparity in the number of sexually transmitted infections (STIs) between Indigenous Western Australians and non-Indigenous residents. The cases of gonorrhoea from July to September declined by a quarter in the ...

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Indigenous cultural sites under the spotlight - The Age

Sun, 2014/03/09 - 11:44pm

The Age

Indigenous cultural sites under the spotlight
The Age
An Australian study of Indigenous cultural sites and spaces in urban and regional areas, led by the University of Melbourne in partnership with the City of Melbourne and Traditional Owners, explores what makes a culturally appropriate representation of ...

Indigenous women giving crocodile industry more bite - ABC Local

Sun, 2014/03/09 - 8:31pm

Indigenous women giving crocodile industry more bite
ABC Local
Since winning the award last year, Giovanna Webb has been working to get more indigenous women involved in Australia's crocodile industry. She says a number of women from Maningrida have now been trained and are keen to use those skills to expand ...

Remote housing on table - The Australian (blog)

Sun, 2014/03/09 - 1:16pm

Remote housing on table
The Australian (blog)
Indigenous Australians tell me that they have not got value for money. Delivery of housing in remote communities has been marked by delays, cost blowouts and bureaucracy. New houses can cost more than $600,000 and have an average lifespan of only 10 ...

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Call for inquiry on remote housing - The Australian

Sun, 2014/03/09 - 1:07pm

Call for inquiry on remote housing
The Australian
The nationally elected indigenous representative body the National Congress of Australia's First Peoples has criticised moves revealed by The Weekend Australian that would transform Aboriginal land rights. Congress co-chairs Les Malezer and Kirstie ...

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Concert to raise awareness about inclusion of indigenous Australians in ... - Herald Sun

Fri, 2014/03/07 - 1:13pm

Concert to raise awareness about inclusion of indigenous Australians in ...
Herald Sun
A COBURG concert aims to change the tune of debate regarding recognition of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people in Australia's Constitution. The Recognise Moreland Community Concert will feature “songs of respect and relationship” by Shane ...

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Indigenous incarceration rates still rising - ABC Local

Fri, 2014/03/07 - 5:48am

Indigenous incarceration rates still rising
ABC Local
Over many years as director of the NSW Bureau of Crime Statistics and Research, Don Weatherburn has tracked the disturbing ascension of the numbers of Aboriginal people in Australian gaols. Weatherburn talked to Genevieve Jacobs about his newly ...

Comment: Indigenous education requires needs-based funding - SBS (blog)

Fri, 2014/03/07 - 4:56am

SBS (blog)

Comment: Indigenous education requires needs-based funding
SBS (blog)
By Tony Dreise, Australian Council for Educational Research. PISA 2012: How Australia measures up shows that Indigenous 15-year-olds remain about two-and-a-half years behind their non-Indigenous peers in schooling. These troubling results yet again ...

Work Opportunities for Indigenous Apprentices - Pro Bono Australia

Fri, 2014/03/07 - 3:59am

Work Opportunities for Indigenous Apprentices
Pro Bono Australia
"My department is the biggest and most diverse federal government employer with a wide range of careers available supporting all Australians through Centrelink, Medicare and Child Support, all agencies that work closely with Indigenous people right ...

Indigenous cricket study heads to Harrow - ABC Local

Thu, 2014/03/06 - 11:26pm

Indigenous cricket study heads to Harrow
ABC Local
"It's part of a pilot research project that the National Centre for Indigenous Studies and Cricket Australia have partnered up on to look at some of the issues at getting Indigenous cricketers into the game and what are some of the barriers and what ...

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Indigenous station manual released - ABC Online

Thu, 2014/03/06 - 4:31am

Indigenous station manual released
ABC Online
The Department of Agriculture funded the study, which was based on various stations in the Northern Territory, Western Australia and Queensland. Lamboo Station, in WA's Kimberley, and Mistake Creek, in the Northern Territory, were some of the stations ...

Coles has 16000 jobs in pipeline - The Australian

Wed, 2014/03/05 - 1:12pm

Coles has 16000 jobs in pipeline
The Australian
SUPERMARKET giant Coles will create 16,000 new jobs across Australia - including 2000 indigenous jobs - as part of a major store expansion over the next three years. Coles managing director Ian McLeod yesterday announced the $1.1 billion expansion ...

Pub condemned for banning indigenous - Sky News Australia

Wed, 2014/03/05 - 6:51am

Sky News Australia

Pub condemned for banning indigenous
Sky News Australia
Western Australia's hotels association has joined in the condemnation of a rural landlord who banned service to indigenous customers after her mobile phone was allegedly stolen. Deborah Ovens, the publican of the Denver City Hotel in Coolgardie, placed ...
WA publican apologises after banning Indigenous patronsSBS

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Australia: Coles to create more than 16000 new jobs - Updated News

Wed, 2014/03/05 - 6:29am

Updated News

Australia: Coles to create more than 16000 new jobs
Updated News
Coles Managing Director Ian McLeod, who met Tony Abbott in Canberra today, also pledged to treble the number of indigenous team members from 1,000 to 3,000 before the year 2020. The expansion announcement comes as the company marks the ...

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