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The West Australian
Plea to engage city's youth
The West Australian
A spokesman for Indigenous Affairs Minister Nigel Scullion said the Northern Territory-based politician urged the City to consider measures already implemented in other parts of Australia to address vandalism and crime. “Addressing issues impacting ...

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InDaily
'Economic reconciliation' key to addressing child welfare: Canadian innovator
InDaily
Latest figures show Aboriginal children account for nearly half of all foster children in Canada, despite representing only seven per cent of all children. In Australia, one in five Aboriginal children grows up away from their parents. Huddart told ...

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NT News
Police investigating alleged rape of a four-year-old boy in Aboriginal community near Tennant Creek
NT News
Northern Territory police told News Corp Australia in a statement: “Police from the Northern Territory Child Abuse Taskforce are investigating the alleged sexual assault of a child in a remote Northern Territory community. “A youth is currently in ...

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Radio Australia
Indigenous women travel to Canberra to draw attention to family violence
Radio Australia
Other members of the group have been victims themselves of domestic violence. Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander women are killed by their partners at twice the rate of other Australian women, according to research released by the Australian ...

Radio Australia
Bid to fly Aboriginal flag in town that inspired it passes after more than a decade of debate
Radio Australia
She said the debate had taken its toll, with Aboriginal people being asked to "prove" their "Indigenous credentials" throughout the consultation process, while "no" voters could say they had spoken with Indigenous people without having to produce proof ...

PS News
Indigenous report finds PS in the dark
PS News
A new report from the Australia and New Zealand School of Government (ANZSOG) has uncovered the reasons behind public sector inadequacies in dealing with Indigenous and Torres Strait Islander communities. According to the report, Governments will only ...

PS News
Indigenous report finds PS in the dark
PS News
He said ANZSOG had published a report outlining the findings of a forum of senior Indigenous PS employees from Australia and New Zealand held in mid-December and funded by the Department of the Prime Minister and Cabinet. Professor Smith said he hoped ...

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New Matilda
How The Gap Widened, And How To 'Refresh' The Policy Approach For Remote Indigenous Australia
New Matilda
Every year a report card on the government's performance in lifting Indigenous Australians out of poverty documents more and more failure, and a widening gap. Professor Jon Altman explains why. I have been visiting Aboriginal communities in remote ...

New Matilda
How The Gap Widened, And How To 'Refresh' The Policy Approach For Remote Indigenous Australia
New Matilda
Every year a report card on the government's performance in lifting Indigenous Australians out of poverty documents more and more failure, and a widening gap. Professor Jon Altman explains why. I have been visiting Aboriginal communities in remote ...

NT News
Students take review's brunt
NT News
The institute's student cohort is unlike any other mainstream education provider in the country. As explained in their 2016 annual report, 92 per cent of their VET students identified as indigenous, 62 per cent of those graduates come from remote or ...

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NEWS.com.au
Indigenous groups hit back over nurses, midwives' 'white privilege' code of conduct
NEWS.com.au
But indigenous groups say they're “stunned” by commentary around the new code and that the acknowledgment of white privilege within the nursing profession is long overdue and completely necessary. “It is clear ... that Aboriginal and Torres Straight ...

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NEWS.com.au
Indigenous groups hit back over nurses, midwives' 'white privilege' code of conduct
NEWS.com.au
But indigenous groups say they're “stunned” by commentary around the new code and that the acknowledgment of white privilege within the nursing profession is long overdue and completely necessary. “It is clear ... that Aboriginal and Torres Straight ...

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Herald Sun
Indigenous groups hit back over nurses, midwives' 'white privilege' code of conduct
Herald Sun
But indigenous groups say they're “stunned” by commentary around the new code and that the acknowledgment of white privilege within the nursing profession is long overdue and completely necessary. “It is clear ... that Aboriginal and Torres Straight ...

ABC Local
Cricket Australia, Steve Smith and David Warner could face high price for ball-tampering fiasco
ABC Local
Cricket Australia CEO James Sutherland has flown to Johannesburg to meet with senior legal counsel and head of integrity Iain Roy and general manager of team performance Pat Howard, with a full announcement of their findings expected on Wednesday ...
Former Australian cricket coach John Buchanan calls for Steve Smith to quit captaincyThe Australian Financial Review
Cricket sponsors in Australia express shock at ball tamperingStuff.co.nz
Steve Smith, David Warner could lose lucrative sponsorshipsThe Australian

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ABC Online
Cricket Australia, Steve Smith and David Warner could face high price for ball-tampering fiasco
ABC Online
... sponsor of Cricket Australia and has expressed its deep concern about behaviour that amounted to outright cheating. It wants a quick resolution from Cricket Australia that involves decisive action against the players involved, and is waiting to see ...
Steve Smith, David Warner could lose lucrative sponsorshipsThe Australian
Magellan's Hamish Douglass leads outcry over Steve Smith's cheating admissionThe Australian Financial Review
Cricket sponsors in Australia express shock at ball tamperingStuff.co.nz

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Business Insider Australia
The 'racial profiling' of a boy at Myer in Perth is common experience for many Aboriginal shoppers
Business Insider Australia
According to the Australian Human Rights Commission, it is unlawful to discriminate against an Aboriginal or Torres Strait Islander person because of their race, colour, descent or ethnic origin. Employers can be liable for the actions of their ...

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Bendigo Advertiser
$4.48 million to stop bullying, boost headspace in Victorian government schools
Bendigo Advertiser
headspace will be at the helm of $4.48 million worth of mental health initiatives to be rolled out in Victorian government schools. THE state government is targeting bullying as research reveals almost a quarter of students in Australian schools are ...

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The Australian Financial Review
Cricket Australia boss moves to soothe sponsor concerns after cheating scandal
The Australian Financial Review
Cricket Australia chief executive James Sutherland has hit the phones calling the sport's sponsors, broadcasters, also sending emails to staff and fans to soothe outrage caused by Australian men's captain Steve Smith's unprecedented admission of ...

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Broadsheet
The Rosebery Store Collaborating on Acclaimed Indigenous Art
Broadsheet
Titchkosky reached out to Indigenous art centres to collaborate on products that would offer artists a new income stream. “It's a great opportunity to showcase some positive stories,” he says. “Especially around remote Indigenous Australians.” Almost ...

Lawyers Weekly
Indigenous barrister appointed to Qld bench
Lawyers Weekly
Representation of Australia's First Nations people among the higher echelons of the legal profession has been slow to realise. The first Indigenous barrister came to the bar 46 years ago, with the admission of Mullanjeiwaka in 1972. In 1986, Pat O ...