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The Australian Ballet company has welcomed its first Aboriginal dancer Ella ... - Herald Sun

Mon, 2012/10/08 - 11:39am

The Australian Ballet company has welcomed its first Aboriginal dancer Ella ...
Herald Sun
Ella Havelka will join the company next month after four years with Australia's top indigenous dance troupe Bangarra. It brings the Dubbo-born dancer full circle. She graduated from the Australian Ballet School in 2007 and performed with the company's ...

Academic backs alcohol bans in Aboriginal communities - ABC Online

Mon, 2012/10/08 - 10:23am

ABC Online

Academic backs alcohol bans in Aboriginal communities
ABC Online
MARCIA LANGTON, CHAIR, INDIGENOUS STUDIES, UNI. OF MELBOURNE: Leigh, this is a very important question because lives hang in the balance. The fact of the matter is is that all Australians are subject to alcohol restrictions in one form or another.
Don't lift drink restrictions - academicNEWS.com.au
Too soon to revisit a painful pastThe Australian

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Don't lift drink restrictions - academic - Ninemsn

Mon, 2012/10/08 - 9:45am

Don't lift drink restrictions - academic
Ninemsn
Professor Marcia Langton, head of Australian Indigenous Studies at Melbourne University, said hoteliers and the distilled spirits group were lobbying the government to ease the drink bans. "It's a cheap electoral trick for the big men in the Aboriginal ...

Aboriginals urged return of Maori, Moriori remains - Radio New Zealand

Mon, 2012/10/08 - 7:21am

Aboriginals urged return of Maori, Moriori remains
Radio New Zealand
Updated 23 minutes ago. The campaign to return ancestral remains of Maori and Moriori to New Zealand from Australian museums was led by indigenous Australians, says Te Papa's Karanga Aotearoa repatriation team manager, Te Herekiekie Herewini.

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First woman elected Chair of Anglican national indigenous body - Anglican Media Melbourne

Mon, 2012/10/08 - 5:44am

Anglican Media Melbourne

First woman elected Chair of Anglican national indigenous body
Anglican Media Melbourne
“The work achieved since the inception of the Council in 1992 is testimony to the previous Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander members and leaders within the Anglican Church of Australia,” she said. Gloria has been a part of NATSIAC since its ...

Report spotlights indigenous rights - The New Lawyer

Mon, 2012/10/08 - 1:38am

Report spotlights indigenous rights
The New Lawyer
Australia endorsed UNDRIP in 2009. A UN press release clarifies that as a General Assembly Declaration it is not a legally-binding instrument under international law but, according to the UN, it sets “an important standard for the treatment of ...

Indigenous student to visit elite unis - Swinburne University Media Centre

Sun, 2012/10/07 - 11:06pm

Swinburne University Media Centre

Indigenous student to visit elite unis
Swinburne University Media Centre
Swinburne University of Technology media and communications student Megan Kelleher has been granted a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity to visit five of the world's top universities to explore postgraduate study opportunities. As part of the 2012 Aurora ...

No funds for Cherbourg Aboriginal Shire Council footy program - Herald Sun

Sun, 2012/10/07 - 2:13pm

No funds for Cherbourg Aboriginal Shire Council footy program
Herald Sun
The council is calling on the LNP to help them become the first community in Queensland to establish a Clontarf Academy - a joint football and education initiative that is changing boys' lives across Australia. Cherbourg council CEO Warren Collins said ...

Dance space improving their leaps and bounds - The Australian

Sun, 2012/10/07 - 1:08pm

Dance space improving their leaps and bounds
The Australian
Dancing in the car park is now a thing of the past for Pearce-Thompson and the other students at Australia's largest indigenous arts training organisation, which launched its new premises at Kangaroo Point in Brisbane on Friday. State Arts Minister Ros ...

Mining the system for hope - The Australian Financial Review

Sun, 2012/10/07 - 1:08pm

Mining the system for hope
The Australian Financial Review
Now a new chapter in the economic history of indigenous Australians is being written. One legacy of this phase of the mining boom, particularly in the north-west of WA, will be a generation of indigenous Australians who have experienced life at the ...

Action to dry up remote indigenous funding 'leaks' - The Australian

Sun, 2012/10/07 - 1:06pm

Action to dry up remote indigenous funding 'leaks'
The Australian
THE Northern Territory government will seek an end to waste and mismanagement of money spent in indigenous communities by conducting audits to identify where money is "leaking", and why it is failing to improve the lives of the nation's most ...
Mining the system for hopeThe Australian Financial Review

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Booze ban puts people on the water - The Australian

Sun, 2012/10/07 - 1:05pm

Booze ban puts people on the water
The Australian
THE mayor of a tiny cluster of indigenous communities at the northern tip of Australia blames Queensland's grog restrictions for forcing his people to risk dangerous journeys by sea and road, just to get a drink. Bernard Charlie, mayor of the Northern ...

Too soon to revisit a painful past - The Australian

Sun, 2012/10/07 - 1:04pm

Too soon to revisit a painful past
The Australian
Before the push for the premature winding back of restrictions gains further momentum, those involved should examine the metrics that reveal the long, slow process of "closing the gap" between indigenous and non-indigenous Australians in child safety, ...

How Aboriginal 'Supremes' beat racism to inspire box office hit - The Guardian

Sat, 2012/10/06 - 11:07pm

The Guardian

How Aboriginal 'Supremes' beat racism to inspire box office hit
The Guardian
"The Sapphires are four black twentysomething women who for one brief period of time have an opportunity to transcend the circumstances they're born into and reach their full potential," said Blair, who is also of Aboriginal descent. "In Australia in ...

Ruth Harley, Screen Australia - The Australian

Sat, 2012/10/06 - 2:11pm

Ruth Harley, Screen Australia
The Australian
REVIEWING her fourth year heading Screen Australia, it is the strong slate of indigenous productions that stands out for Ruth Harley, headlined by feel-good flick The Sapphires, which had its world premiere in Cannes in May, debuted in North America at ...

Aboriginal jail destined to be out of work - The West Australian

Sat, 2012/10/06 - 4:07am

The West Australian

Aboriginal jail destined to be out of work
The West Australian
The first inmates in this, Australia's first jail designed for Aboriginals, will arrive on October 22. Mr Macfarlane, part Noongar and part Scottish, will supervise them with 115 staff, a fifth of whom are indigenous. He is not the first Aboriginal ...

First Indigenous Dancer Ella Havelka to Join The Australian Ballet - Broadway World

Fri, 2012/10/05 - 10:46pm

First Indigenous Dancer Ella Havelka to Join The Australian Ballet
Broadway World
Bangarra's Artistic Director Stephen Page said: “Ella is one of this country's greatest young talents, and as she continues her journey as an Aboriginal woman and an Australian dance artist, we wish her every success. With her exceptional technique ...

NT agrees with easing grog bans - The Australian

Fri, 2012/10/05 - 3:17pm

The West Australian

NT agrees with easing grog bans
The Australian
Terry Mills said prohibition has failed and indigenous communities that meet certain criteria should take back control of alcohol restrictions. His comments, reported by The Weekend Australian, come after Queensland Premier Campbell Newman said ...
Indigenous mayors back alcohol ban reviewHerald Sun
Indigenous councils to rule on liquorNEWS.com.au
Indigenous housing scheme doubts airedABC Online
Radio Australia -Business Spectator -ABC Local
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Situation far from normal in communities - The Australian

Fri, 2012/10/05 - 2:13pm

Situation far from normal in communities
The Australian
I have yet to see kinship and grog become friends anywhere in indigenous Australia. The tragedy of what the Newman government is doing with its first indigenous policy initiative is to focus on grog instead of the real priorities. Walpo had this week's ...

NT joins the push to relax bans on grog - The Australian

Fri, 2012/10/05 - 2:10pm

Sky News Australia

NT joins the push to relax bans on grog
The Australian
In an exclusive interview with The Weekend Australian, Mr Mills argues that alcohol bans and other restrictions set by outsiders were trapping indigenous people in a cycle of disempowerment and dependency, preventing them from coming to terms with the ...
NT agrees with easing grog bansHerald Sun
Indigenous mayors back alcohol ban reviewNEWS.com.au
Indigenous housing scheme doubts airedABC Online
Radio Australia -The Daily Telegraph -Business Spectator
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