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Business Insider Australia
Prince Harry and Meghan Markle ate kangaroo meat on their royal tour of Australia, but it's a lot more common than ...
Business Insider Australia
During a stop for lunch in Melbourne on their royal tour of Australia, Prince Harry and Meghan Markle sampled kangaroo and other indigenous Australian meals. Among the meals served to the Duke and Duchess at restaurant Charcoal Lane were an entrée ...

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Business Insider Australia
Prince Harry and Meghan Markle ate kangaroo meat on their royal tour of Australia, but it's a lot more common than ...
Business Insider Australia
During a stop for lunch in Melbourne on their royal tour of Australia, Prince Harry and Meghan Markle sampled kangaroo and other indigenous Australian meals. Among the meals served to the Duke and Duchess at restaurant Charcoal Lane were an entrée ...

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The Australian
Uluru climber ready for legal fight to keep the rock open
The Australian
Australia could face divisive legal action over a controversial decision by bureaucrats and traditional owners to close the Uluru climb, amid claims from activists that crucial data was lacking and local Aboriginal people once guided visitors to the top.

Avon Valley Advocate
Australians on the Western Front: Australian citizens only when in the trenches
Avon Valley Advocate
About 1000 Indigenous soldiers volunteered for the First World War despite Australia's Defence Act excluding Aboriginal men from military service. Although a May 1917 regulation enabled men with one white parent to enlist, most of the Indigenous ...

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Kiama Independent-Lake Times
Australians on the Western Front: Australian citizens only when in the trenches
Kiama Independent-Lake Times
About 1000 Indigenous soldiers volunteered for the First World War despite Australia's Defence Act excluding Aboriginal men from military service. Although a May 1917 regulation enabled men with one white parent to enlist, most of the Indigenous ...

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Kiama Independent-Lake Times
Australians on the Western Front: Australian citizens only when in the trenches
Kiama Independent-Lake Times
About 1000 Indigenous soldiers volunteered for the First World War despite Australia's Defence Act excluding Aboriginal men from military service. Although a May 1917 regulation enabled men with one white parent to enlist, most of the Indigenous ...

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Naked butcher photos sees Kalkarindji residents throw out beef and sausages from NT meatworks
ABC News
Meat is being dumped from stores across the remote community of Kalkarindji, the Gurindji Aboriginal Corporation says, after a photo of a naked butcher preparing sausages was uploaded to social media.

ABC News
Sydney Anglicans to ban SSM, yoga and Indigenous smoking ceremonies on all church property
ABC News
The Sydney Anglican Church is set to vote on sweeping powers that will ensure that no same-sex marriage services or receptions, meditative yoga or traditional Indigenous smoking ceremonies will be held on any of their extensive properties, including ...

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ABC News
Sydney Anglicans to ban SSM, yoga and Indigenous smoking ceremonies on all church property
ABC News
The Sydney Anglican Church is set to vote on sweeping powers that will ensure that no same-sex marriage services or receptions, meditative yoga or traditional Indigenous smoking ceremonies will be held on any of their extensive properties, including ...

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The West Australian
Hot flame burned on indigenous justice
The West Australian
It has taken Melbourne historian Sue Taffe 10 years to write the story of the “incredible contribution” of Goldfields teacher and activist Mary Montgomerie Bennett. But the journey has been a “labour of love” devoted to bringing to Australians ...

The West Australian
Hot flame burned on indigenous justice
The West Australian
It has taken Melbourne historian Sue Taffe 10 years to write the story of the “incredible contribution” of Goldfields teacher and activist Mary Montgomerie Bennett. But the journey has been a “labour of love” devoted to bringing to Australians ...

Katherine Times
Australians on the Western Front: Australian citizens only when in the trenches
Katherine Times
COURAGE: Private Miller Mack of the 50th Australian Infantry Battalion was one of 21 Ngarrindjeri men who enlisted. Picture: AWM P10608.010. About 1000 Indigenous soldiers volunteered for the First World War despite Australia's Defence Act excluding ...

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Katherine Times
Australians on the Western Front: Australian citizens only when in the trenches
Katherine Times
COURAGE: Private Miller Mack of the 50th Australian Infantry Battalion was one of 21 Ngarrindjeri men who enlisted. Picture: AWM P10608.010. About 1000 Indigenous soldiers volunteered for the First World War despite Australia's Defence Act excluding ...

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Esperance Express
Australians on the Western Front: Australian citizens only when in the trenches
Esperance Express
About 1000 Indigenous soldiers volunteered for the First World War despite Australia's Defence Act excluding Aboriginal men from military service. Although a May 1917 regulation enabled men with one white parent to enlist, most of the Indigenous ...

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Esperance Express
Australians on the Western Front: Australian citizens only when in the trenches
Esperance Express
About 1000 Indigenous soldiers volunteered for the First World War despite Australia's Defence Act excluding Aboriginal men from military service. Although a May 1917 regulation enabled men with one white parent to enlist, most of the Indigenous ...

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Blayney Chronicle
Australians on the Western Front: Australian citizens only when in the trenches
Blayney Chronicle
About 1000 Indigenous soldiers volunteered for the First World War despite Australia's Defence Act excluding Aboriginal men from military service. Although a May 1917 regulation enabled men with one white parent to enlist, most of the Indigenous ...

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Western Advocate
Australians on the Western Front: Australian citizens only when in the trenches
Western Advocate
COURAGE: Private Miller Mack of the 50th Australian Infantry Battalion was one of 21 Ngarrindjeri men who enlisted. Picture: AWM P10608.010. About 1000 Indigenous soldiers volunteered for the First World War despite Australia's Defence Act excluding ...

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Western Advocate
Australians on the Western Front: Australian citizens only when in the trenches
Western Advocate
COURAGE: Private Miller Mack of the 50th Australian Infantry Battalion was one of 21 Ngarrindjeri men who enlisted. Picture: AWM P10608.010. About 1000 Indigenous soldiers volunteered for the First World War despite Australia's Defence Act excluding ...

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The Mandarin
Between two worlds: the challenges of public sector Indigenous leadership
The Mandarin
An academic paper examining how Indigenous public servants navigate between Western and Aboriginal ideas of leadership has been awarded most influential article in the Australian Journal of Public Administration. Professor Jenny Stewart and Dr James ...
Australian Indigenous Tourism Conference ramps up for LorneCIM Newsmagazine (press release) (blog)

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The Mandarin
Between two worlds: the challenges of public sector Indigenous leadership
The Mandarin
An academic paper examining how Indigenous public servants navigate between Western and Aboriginal ideas of leadership has been awarded most influential article in the Australian Journal of Public Administration. Professor Jenny Stewart and Dr James ...
Australian Indigenous Tourism Conference ramps up for LorneCIM Newsmagazine (press release) (blog)

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