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Family of Aboriginal man found dead at Broome Prison still searching for answers after inquest
ABC News
The family of an Aboriginal man, who died in prison while waiting for his bail paperwork to be signed, say they are still searching for answers after a three-day inquest into his death. Mr Jackamarra, whose full name is withheld for cultural reasons ...

The Conversation AU
Seagrass, protector of shipwrecks and buried treasure
The Conversation AU
They've locked away thousands of shipwrecks in conditions perfect for preserving the fragile, centuries-old timbers of early European and Asian explorers, and could even hold secrets of seafaring by Aboriginal Australians. Seagrass meadows accumulate ...

The Conversation AU
Seagrass, protector of shipwrecks and buried treasure
The Conversation AU
They've locked away thousands of shipwrecks in conditions perfect for preserving the fragile, centuries-old timbers of early European and Asian explorers, and could even hold secrets of seafaring by Aboriginal Australians. Seagrass meadows accumulate ...

frieze.com
Across Australia, Artists are Disrupting the Colonial Mindset
frieze.com
In the Australian art world, 'decolonization' has become a buzzword in academia, galleries and museums, yet our Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander artists have been calling for decolonization and asserting sovereignty for decades. The process of ...

The West Australian
Scope to expand Aboriginal tourism experiences
The West Australian
Dunsborough's Yarri Restaurant and Bar also takes inspiration from the six Aboriginal seasons and incorporates native foods. Australia's South West chief executive Catrin Allsop said there was immense value in Aboriginal tourism and ASW was working ...

Scullion draws anger over legal funding
The Australian
Australia's Indigenous Affairs Minister Nigel Scullion has been criticised by Aboriginal groups for giving nearly half a million dollars to non-indigenous lobby groups for legal funding. Northern Land Council chairman Joe Morrison says it is a "poor ...

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NEWS.com.au
Scullion draws anger over legal funding
NEWS.com.au
Dr Jackie Huggins, co-chair of the National Congress of Australia's First Peoples, said the group had long standing concerns funds specifically to benefit Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples were often siphoned off. "This money needs to be ...

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NEWS.com.au
Scullion draws anger over legal funding
NEWS.com.au
Dr Jackie Huggins, co-chair of the National Congress of Australia's First Peoples, said the group had long standing concerns funds specifically to benefit Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples were often siphoned off. "This money needs to be ...

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Scullion draws anger over legal funding
The Australian
Australia's Indigenous Affairs Minister Nigel Scullion has been criticised by Aboriginal groups for giving nearly half a million dollars to non-indigenous lobby groups for legal funding. Northern Land Council chairman Joe Morrison says it is a "poor ...

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SBS
Scullion draws anger over legal funding
SBS
Australia's Indigenous Affairs Minister Nigel Scullion has been criticised by Aboriginal groups for giving nearly half a million dollars to non-indigenous lobby groups for legal funding. Northern Land Council chairman Joe Morrison says it is a "poor ...

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Campbelltown Macarthur Advertiser
Scullion draws anger over legal funding
Campbelltown Macarthur Advertiser
The NT Seafood Council, NT Amateur Fishermen's Association and NT Cattlemen's Association shared in $465,000 earlier this year to pay lawyers to help them demonstrate how outstanding Aboriginal land claims would cause them detriment to they can ...

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Campbelltown Macarthur Advertiser
Scullion draws anger over legal funding
Campbelltown Macarthur Advertiser
The NT Seafood Council, NT Amateur Fishermen's Association and NT Cattlemen's Association shared in $465,000 earlier this year to pay lawyers to help them demonstrate how outstanding Aboriginal land claims would cause them detriment to they can ...

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ArtsHub
Freda Glynn - from little things, big things grow
ArtsHub
She happens to be the matriarch of a family that includes filmmaking offspring Warwick Thornton and Erica Glynn (who was Head of the Indigenous Department at Screen Australia from 2010 – 2014) and filmmaking grandchildren Dylan River and Tanith ...

ANU Science (blog)
Indigenous health study to 'plug gaps in data'
ANU Science (blog)
The Australian National University (ANU) is launching the largest health and wellbeing study of Indigenous adults in the country. Associate Professor Ray Lovett from the ANU College of Health and Medicine is leading the large-scale Mayi Kuwayu study.

ABC News
Indigenous Australians dying from heart disease at far greater rate ...
ABC News
Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islanders are dying from heart disease at twice, and in some regions, triple the rate of non-Indigenous people in the same ...
Landmark study to examine health benefits of Indigenous ...The Guardian
Report Exposes Aboriginal Youth Health Issues | PBAPro Bono Australia
South Australian Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander women head to Straight TalkMirage News
SBS -New Zealand Doctor Online -The Asian Age
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ABC News
Indigenous Australians dying from heart disease at far greater rate ...
ABC News
Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islanders are dying from heart disease at twice, and in some regions, triple the rate of non-Indigenous people in the same ...
Landmark study to examine health benefits of Indigenous ...The Guardian
Report Exposes Aboriginal Youth Health Issues | PBAPro Bono Australia
Indigenous hearts suffer the most: new Heart Foundation health data ...New Zealand Doctor Online
Mirage News -The Asian Age
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ABC News
Tony Abbott considering police-in-schools policy for remote Indigenous communities
ABC News
Mr Abbott has visited remote Indigenous schools as part of his tour, and said allowing police into the grounds was a "very valuable" option that should be more widely considered. "There's been quite a history certainly in South Australia, certainly in ...

ABC News
Tony Abbott considering police-in-schools policy for remote Indigenous communities
ABC News
Mr Abbott has visited remote Indigenous schools as part of his tour, and said allowing police into the grounds was a "very valuable" option that should be more widely considered. "There's been quite a history certainly in South Australia, certainly in ...

ABC Local
Call for Indigenous family court to be rolled out nationally
ABC Local
At a time when media attention is quite rightly focused on ending family violence, Aboriginal women and girls still face unacceptably high levels of assault, homicide and intimidation. Australia needs to specifically address Indigenous women and ...

ABC Local
Call for Indigenous family court to be rolled out nationally
ABC Local
At a time when media attention is quite rightly focused on ending family violence, Aboriginal women and girls still face unacceptably high levels of assault, homicide and intimidation. Australia needs to specifically address Indigenous women and ...