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Specialist mentoring leads more remote Indigenous students to University and beyond
ABC News
Remote towns around Western Australia's Pilbara region have benefitted from a national program addressing the educational needs of young Aboriginal students, boosting school attendance rates, employment, and acceptance into university and TAFE ...

ABC News
Specialist mentoring leads more remote Indigenous students to University and beyond
ABC News
Remote towns around Western Australia's Pilbara region have benefitted from a national program addressing the educational needs of young Aboriginal students, boosting school attendance rates, employment, and acceptance into university and TAFE ...

News Mail
Indigenous land practice to reduce greenhouse emissions
News Mail
HOW can 60,000 years of land management practice be incorporated into the nation's most innovative farming initiative? The answer lies in a first-of-its kind collaboration between a local indigenous organisation, Australia's largest environmental ...

The Australian
Aboriginal groups join anti-fracking bid
The Australian
Much of the onshore gas is in the Canning Basin, which holds more deposits than Australia's entire east coast. The McGowan government placed a moratorium on fracking in the Kimberley and other areas last year and commissioned an independent inquiry ...

The Australian
Native plant project aimed at greening mining sites takes root
The Australian
On a stretch of arid red land, inland from Geraldton in the mid-west of Western Australia, a few hundred shrubs have begun to sprout just a week or so after planting. These are the first shoots of what is hoped will become an indigenous-run native ...

The Sydney Morning Herald
Indigenous soldiers out of the shadows
The Sydney Morning Herald
Punch's story is no different from the individual tragedies of the 210,000 Australians killed or wounded in the First World War – but for one key aspect. He was one of the more than 1000 Indigenous men who signed up, despite being rendered non-citizens ...

It's time to take back control from the real Aboriginal industry elites  The Guardian

It is up to Nigel Scullion's discretion as to where he allocates funds. But do the criteria for doing so pass the pub test in terms of integrity?

The Canberra Times
WA's best tourism operators for 2018 recognised at Crown Perth
The Canberra Times
The recent push for West Australians to holiday more in their own vast backyard has been reflected in the 2018 WA Tourism Awards at Crown Perth at the weekend. Several regional tourism operators were recognised at the gala event on Saturday night but ...

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Brisbane Times
WA's best tourism operators for 2018 recognised at Crown Perth
Brisbane Times
The recent push for West Australians to holiday more in their own vast backyard has been reflected in the 2018 WA Tourism Awards at Crown Perth at the weekend. Several regional tourism operators were recognised at the gala event on Saturday night but ...

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The Guardian
It's time to take back control from the real Aboriginal industry elites
The Guardian
In early 2017, the Australian National Audit Office (ANAO) concluded that “transitional arrangements and structures … focussed on prioritising the needs of Indigenous communities” had been affected by the department's rush to establish the IAS; and ...

The Guardian
It's time to take back control from the real Aboriginal industry elites
The Guardian
In early 2017, the Australian National Audit Office (ANAO) concluded that “transitional arrangements and structures … focussed on prioritising the needs of Indigenous communities” had been affected by the department's rush to establish the IAS; and ...

The Conversation AU
Why controversial child protection reforms in NSW could lead to another Stolen Generation
The Conversation AU
It is Aboriginal communities who stand to lose the most. Children are already being removed from Indigenous communities at an unprecedented rate. Indigenous children make up 36.9% of children in out-of-home care in Australia, despite being just 3% of ...
NSW Groups Fear Second Stolen Generation Over Adoption ReformsPro Bono Australia
AccorHotels extends AFL Official Hotel Partner agreement to 2023Ministry of Sport

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Hit 107
Here Are The Indigenous Australian's Shaking Up The Music Industry
Hit 107
With a culture full of colour, wonder and creativity, it's no surprise artists like Jessica Mauboy have you enchanted from the moment they start singing. One encounter with Jess displays her incredible ability to fill your day with song, casting a ...

Pro Bono Australia
Tackling Entrenched Disadvantage With Impact Investing
Pro Bono Australia
“Limitations of current models are evident in constraints on flow of government funding, crises in aged care, poor outcomes for children in care and many aboriginal Australians,” the report said. “A solution-led approach can enable new thinking to come ...

B&T
Comms Council & Pluto Media Form AWARD School Indigenous Scholarships Program
B&T
In a bid to encourage more indigenous people into the advertising and media industries, Pluto Media has teamed up with The Communications Council of Australia to form a brand new AWARD School Indigenous Scholarships program. This includes ...

EducationHQ Australia
School Officer - Aboriginal Education Worker
EducationHQ Australia
Salary is in accordance with New South Wales & Australian Capital Territory Catholic Systemic Schools Enterprise Agreement 2017. Instructions: Forward your Curriculum Vitae together with a covering letter addressing selection criteria via email ...

The Sydney Morning Herald
Sydney University launches $6.5 million Global Mathematics Institute
The Sydney Morning Herald
"I've found that being Indigenous Australian, the reason I feel [that having more international mathematicians] is really great is because in Oxford ... no one would ever be surprised that I'm an Indigenous Australian studying mathematics or doing a ...

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NEWS.com.au
Police investigating man's death during massive riot in outback NT indigenous community
NEWS.com.au
The Australian reports that unrest has been brewing in Ali Curung since the four bodies were discovered last week, with various rumours circulating about what had taken place. But with a small population of 500, there has been animosity for the past ...
Riot death in remote NT town of Ali CurungThe Australian

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NEWS.com.au
Police investigating man's death during massive riot in outback NT indigenous community
NEWS.com.au
The Australian reports that unrest has been brewing in Ali Curung since the four bodies were discovered last week, with various rumours circulating about what had taken place. But with a small population of 500, there has been animosity for the past ...

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Alice Springs News Online
Remembering war, working for peace
Alice Springs News Online
... [the Aboriginal flag, printed on her t-shirt] should be flown up [on the hill] because they come from here and it's not recognised by the council and it should be today. * But our people fought and they went through trauma like other Australians ...

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