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US zoo sparks outrage after using Maori dancers to open Australian exhibit
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"I'm Australian and from a remote Aboriginal community. Two totally different cultures. It's actually sad you don't know the difference," another user wrote. "San Diego Zoo Safari Park, your facts about Maori are 100% WRONG!!! You just offended about 4 ...
San Diego zoo forced to apologise after 'offensive' Australian exhibit stuff-upYahoo News

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South Coast Register
Keeping indigenous history alive at HMAS Albatross | photos
South Coast Register
National President of the Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Veterans and Services Association of Australia and former naval officer Gary Oakley shared the history of how more than 1500 Indigenous people became involved in the first world war.
After the apology to the stolen generations – a photo essayThe Guardian
Canberra showcases Australia's rich Indigenous history and prepares for Reconciliation WeekArtsHub
Don't keep history a mystery: National Reconciliation Week in actionThe Mandarin
BlueNotes -Shepparton News -ABC Local
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The Weekly Times
Blackfella Beef: Myriad market opportunities await in Asia
The Weekly Times
“The fact that there's a lot of health properties in our Australian indigenous plants, and that could be combined with a high protein product like beef. “That was an excellent marriage of products for the Asian market. “The demand for traceability is ...

ABC Online
Could the Tasmanian Tiger still roam the Northern Territory?
ABC Online
Though the absolute extinction of the species is often attributed to human contact, Indigenous Australians once lived side-by-side with the Tasmanian Tiger, Ms Munkara said. Its little-known connection to the Top End will be on show at a thylacine ...

NEWS.com.au
The fight to protect indigenous children from abuse and neglect
NEWS.com.au
Alice Springs is at Australia's spiritual heart: the creation point in our landscape, where raw earth blends seamlessly with the cosmic, and even diehard atheists confess to sacred encounters with the almighty red rock. Now that heart is broken. There ...
Ignore the bozos, AFL wins off the pitch with concrete commitmentThe Guardian

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NEWS.com.au
The fight to protect indigenous children from abuse and neglect
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Alice Springs is at Australia's spiritual heart: the creation point in our landscape, where raw earth blends seamlessly with the cosmic, and even diehard atheists confess to sacred encounters with the almighty red rock. Now that heart is broken. There ...

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NEWS.com.au
The fight to protect indigenous children from abuse and neglect
NEWS.com.au
Alice Springs is at Australia's spiritual heart: the creation point in our landscape, where raw earth blends seamlessly with the cosmic, and even diehard atheists confess to sacred encounters with the almighty red rock. Now that heart is broken. There ...
The fight to protect indigenous children from abuse, neglectRockhampton Morning Bulletin
AFL kicks winner with Alice Springs matchYahoo7 News

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NEWS.com.au
The fight to protect indigenous children from abuse and neglect
NEWS.com.au
Alice Springs is at Australia's spiritual heart: the creation point in our landscape, where raw earth blends seamlessly with the cosmic, and even diehard atheists confess to sacred encounters with the almighty red rock. Now that heart is broken. There ...
The fight to protect indigenous children from abuse, neglectMackay Daily Mercury

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The Canberra Times
Aboriginal leader urges people to think deeper on Reconciliation Day
The Canberra Times
Speaking after the event, Mr House said Australia was moving closer to reconciliation every day, and that while the public holiday was a good step, it was time to move away from tokenism and give greater recognition to historical events like the ...
Growing Up AboriginalABC Local
After the apology to the stolen generations – a photo essayThe Guardian
NewsSouth Coast Register
The Mandarin -Shepparton News -The Industry Observer
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Port Stephens Examiner
Jemma Astley in Aboriginal XI commemorative squad marking 150th anniversary of the first Aboriginal team that toured ...
Port Stephens Examiner
Port Stephens cricketer Jemma Astley is no stranger to representing her country. But being selected to represent Australia, and her Indigenous heritage, on a commemorative tour to England next month will be an extra special moment in her sporting career.

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Port Stephens Examiner
Jemma Astley in Aboriginal XI commemorative squad marking 150th anniversary of the first Aboriginal team that toured ...
Port Stephens Examiner
Port Stephens cricketer Jemma Astley is no stranger to representing her country. But being selected to represent Australia, and her Indigenous heritage, on a commemorative tour to England next month will be an extra special moment in her sporting career.

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Port Stephens Examiner
Jemma Astley in Aboriginal XI commemorative squad marking 150th anniversary of the first Aboriginal team that toured ...
Port Stephens Examiner
Port Stephens cricketer Jemma Astley is no stranger to representing her country. But being selected to represent Australia, and her Indigenous heritage, on a commemorative tour to England next month will be an extra special moment in her sporting career.

Port Stephens Examiner
Jemma Astley in Aboriginal XI commemorative squad marking 150th anniversary of the first Aboriginal team that toured ...
Port Stephens Examiner
Port Stephens cricketer Jemma Astley is no stranger to representing her country. But being selected to represent Australia, and her Indigenous heritage, on a commemorative tour to England next month will be an extra special moment in her sporting career.

The Guardian
Aboriginal groups cautiously welcome Coalition's $8m pledge to fight HTLV-1
The Guardian
Donna Ah Chee, the chief executive of Congress – Australia's biggest Aboriginal community-controlled health organisation – said the announcement was welcome news, but “the role of Aboriginal people is critical in shaping the response and it cannot be ...

ABC Online
Thalanyji Pastoral Company bridges the gap with beef business
ABC Online
It is a collaboration between the Western Kangoulu Indigenous Group, University of Southern Queensland and Meat & Livestock Australia. It will examine the desirability, feasibility and commercial viability of Indigenous branded beef products and services.

The Saturday Paper
Plans to revive Aboriginal voice: Pearson
SBS
He said a declaration to run alongside the constitution would "define a mutual agreement of who we are as Australians" in three parts: indigenous, British institutions and multiculturalism. "The opportunity to achieve proper recognition is the one ...
Renewed push for indigenous recognitionDaily Mail

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Northern Star
Bundjalung man wins national Indigenous Arts Award
Northern Star
BUNDJALUNG, Wiradjuri and Ni-Vanuatu man Thomas E.S. Kelly has been named the recipient of The Dreaming Award (for emerging artists aged 18-26 years) at the National Indigenous Arts Awards. The awards, organised by Australia Council for the Arts, ...

The Conversation AU
The violent collectors who gathered Indigenous artefacts for the Queensland Museum
The Conversation AU
Europeans collected a huge number of Aboriginal artefacts during the colonisation of Australia. These include weapons, bags, toys, clothing, canoes, tools, ceremonial items, and ancestral human remains. Many institutions that hold these items are ...

The Conversation AU
The violent collectors who gathered Indigenous artefacts for the Queensland Museum
The Conversation AU
Europeans collected a huge number of Aboriginal artefacts during the colonisation of Australia. These include weapons, bags, toys, clothing, canoes, tools, ceremonial items, and ancestral human remains. Many institutions that hold these items are ...

ABC Online
Blood on the Tracks
ABC Online
Within hours, the news had spread around town — the body was that of Mark Haines, a popular local Aboriginal teenager. He was 17 and charming, good at school, good at sport. "I never saw Mark have an enemy," says his best friend Jason Wann.