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National Indigenous Times
Govt, scientists round on deadly outback virus
National Indigenous Times
Indigenous Health Minister Ken Wyatt said the Federal Government was taking seriously the threat of a potentially deadly, sexually transmitted virus estimated to be carried by up to 10,000 people in Central Australia. Top international scientists have ...

National Indigenous Times
Govt, scientists round on deadly outback virus
National Indigenous Times
Indigenous Health Minister Ken Wyatt said the Federal Government was taking seriously the threat of a potentially deadly, sexually transmitted virus estimated to be carried by up to 10,000 people in Central Australia. Top international scientists have ...

National Indigenous Times
'Cowboy without a horse' takes aim again
National Indigenous Times
The Mystery Road TV series finds Pedersen in Western Australia's remote and majestic east Kimberley investigating the disappearance of two young farmhands from an outback cattle station. One of the boys is a local Aboriginal football hero and the other ...

National Indigenous Times
'Cowboy without a horse' takes aim again
National Indigenous Times
“I think the questions of behaviour and acceptance and how we treat each other and what's our attitude towards Indigenous Australia and non-Indigenous Australia, what's our attitude towards what type of country we perceive ourselves to be – that's the ...

National Indigenous Times
Basketball needs an Indigenous round
National Indigenous Times
Duggan put his suggestion to more than 160 of Australia's top basketball coaches at a gathering at the Australian Institute of Sport last week. He told NIT just as the AFL had its 'Dreamtime at the G' round and the NRL had Indigenous all-star games, he ...
Indigenous businesswomen could fix unemploymentGladstone Observer

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National Indigenous Times
Basketball needs an Indigenous round
National Indigenous Times
Duggan put his suggestion to more than 160 of Australia's top basketball coaches at a gathering at the Australian Institute of Sport last week. He told NIT just as the AFL had its 'Dreamtime at the G' round and the NRL had Indigenous all-star games, he ...
Indigenous businesswomen could fix unemploymentGladstone Observer

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Australian Jewish News
Indigenous heirs of Beersheba Charge honoured
Australian Jewish News
THIRTEEN Australian Aborigines made history in Israel last October when taking part in the re-enactment of the pivotal Charge of Beersheba on its centenary in front of the Prime Ministers of Israel and Australia, on behalf of their Indigenous Digger ...

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Australian Jewish News
Indigenous heirs of Beersheba Charge honoured
Australian Jewish News
THIRTEEN Australian Aborigines made history in Israel last October when taking part in the re-enactment of the pivotal Charge of Beersheba on its centenary in front of the Prime Ministers of Israel and Australia, on behalf of their Indigenous Digger ...

National Indigenous Times
Trailblazing Gail is the nation's top nurse
National Indigenous Times
Her work over many years in improving and advocating for the highest quality delivery of primary health care services to Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples living across WA was recognised out of hundreds of entries received from across ...

National Indigenous Times
Holt takes up reins of Indigenous strategy
National Indigenous Times
Before joining Macquarie, Dr Holt was a director of The Wollotuka Institute at the University of Newcastle, where she led the organization to be the first in Australia to receive international accreditation by the World Indigenous Nations Higher ...

National Indigenous Times
Murray-Darling plan still a winding path
National Indigenous Times
“The Murray Lower Darling Rivers Indigenous Nations welcomes the government's commitment to a package of funding and measures to improve outcomes for Aboriginal people in the basin,” MLDRIN acting chairman Grant Rigney said. “Unfortunately, cutting 605 ...

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National Indigenous Times
Murray-Darling plan still a winding path
National Indigenous Times
“The Murray Lower Darling Rivers Indigenous Nations welcomes the government's commitment to a package of funding and measures to improve outcomes for Aboriginal people in the basin,” MLDRIN acting chairman Grant Rigney said. “Unfortunately, cutting 605 ...

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FACT-CHECKING DEBORAH CHEETHAM
Herald Sun (blog)
More than that, it has nothing to do with anything. I used to justify the lyrics by saying that Australia was a young nation and the many injustices and errors of judgement around the treatment of Aboriginal Australians were a product of youth and ...

Reform child protection
Save The Children Australia
"Across Australia, more than 17,000 Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander children are living in out-of-home care. This figure has doubled since 2008 when the Parliament of Australia apologised to the Stolen Generations. This is a national shame that ...

Child removal rates
Save The Children Australia
... said: “As a leading child rights organisation, Save the Children supports the Family Matters campaign, and calls for action by the Council of Australian Governments (COAG) to address the over-representation of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander ...

NT Royal Commission
Save The Children Australia
Save the Children Northern Territory state manager Craig Kelly said: “The report calls for urgent action to address the over-representation of Aboriginal children in the criminal justice system in the Northern Territory, where Aboriginal children are ...

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The Age
Colony a celebration of the Indigenous voice
The Age
The exhibition is subtitled Australia 1770-1861/ Frontier wars but the theme is not uniquely the hostility between colonists and colonised; though it does not shy away from painful truths, reprisals, theft, massacres, prejudice and the continuing ...

The Age
Colony a celebration of the Indigenous voice
The Age
The exhibition is subtitled Australia 1770-1861/ Frontier wars but the theme is not uniquely the hostility between colonists and colonised; though it does not shy away from painful truths, reprisals, theft, massacres, prejudice and the continuing ...

EducationHQ Australia
Head of Campus - Cape York Aboriginal Australian Academy - Hope Vale Campus
EducationHQ Australia
The Cape York Aboriginal Australian Academy ('The Academy') is a partnership between the Department of Education and Good to Great Schools Australia, showcasing their comprehensive 5C education reform model. The Academy operates two campuses ...

The Sydney Morning Herald
ACT Greens want Tent Embassy to be a recognised national institution
The Sydney Morning Herald
The ACT Greens have called for the Aboriginal Tent Embassy to become an "interim national institution," but said it would operate differently to other institutions such as the National Gallery of Australia and the Australian War Memorial. The Tent ...