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The Sydney Morning Herald
Australian Museum festival, Weave, tackles myths of Sydney's first people
The Sydney Morning Herald
Australia's Aboriginal people were the first known astronomers, the world's first known bread makers and pioneered ground-edge axe technology – but you wouldn't know it from most historic accounts of early white settlement. The colonial rush to ...

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SBS
The mobile restaurant popping up in a gorge or over a river in Western Australia
SBS
If you don't know much about Australia, you may assume our local cuisine is a strange conglomerate of our most famous exports – lamingtons and meat pies, for example. Paul Iskov, head chef and owner of Western Australian pop up restaurant Fervor is ...

SBS
The mobile restaurant popping up in a gorge or over a river in Western Australia
SBS
If you don't know much about Australia, you may assume our local cuisine is a strange conglomerate of our most famous exports – lamingtons and meat pies, for example. Paul Iskov, head chef and owner of Western Australian pop up restaurant Fervor is ...

The Guardian
Turnbull no longer cares about reconciliation with Indigenous Australians
The Guardian
One part of this broader picture is the absence of any effective debate about the collapsing bipartisanship in what we had once believed was a collective, national project of reconciliation with Indigenous Australians. This has been a half-century-long ...
Paternalism is compromising the health of Indigenous womenThe Mandarin
'If a white racist comes for me I'm taking justice into my own hands': Aboriginal activist warns indigenous ...Daily Mail
Indigenous activists to target Prince Charles with Games protests: ReportStarts at 60
The Australian
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The Guardian
Turnbull no longer cares about reconciliation with Indigenous Australians
The Guardian
One part of this broader picture is the absence of any effective debate about the collapsing bipartisanship in what we had once believed was a collective, national project of reconciliation with Indigenous Australians. This has been a half-century-long ...
Paternalism is compromising the health of Indigenous womenThe Mandarin
Indigenous activists to target Prince Charles with Games protests: ReportStarts at 60
'If a white racist comes for me I'm taking justice into my own hands': Aboriginal activist warns indigenous ...Daily Mail
The Australian
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The Mandarin
Paternalism is compromising the health of Indigenous women
The Mandarin
Dr Vanessa Lee applies a lens of political determinants of health to illuminate policy failure for Indigenous women and their communities, and calls for the government to be held accountable to the outcomes of generations of harmful policy. When it ...

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The Mandarin
Paternalism is compromising the health of Indigenous women
The Mandarin
Dr Vanessa Lee applies a lens of political determinants of health to illuminate policy failure for Indigenous women and their communities, and calls for the government to be held accountable to the outcomes of generations of harmful policy. When it ...
Alice Springs celebrationAdelaide Crows

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Daily Mail
'If a white racist comes for me I'm taking justice into my own hands': Aboriginal activist warns indigenous ...
Daily Mail
The leader of a radical Aboriginal group which wants to decolonise Australia says young indigenous activists could soon resort to terrorism. Wayne Wharton claimed the federal government's failure to act on indigenous issues such as the Australia Day ...
Indigenous activists to target Prince Charles with Games protests: ReportStarts at 60
Your noon BriefingThe Australian

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Starts at 60
Indigenous activists to target Prince Charles with Games protests: Report
Starts at 60
Wharton made clear to reporter Richard Ferguson that activists, who are planning a large-scale protest at the sporting event, would not attempt to harm Prince Charles during his visit to attend the games on the Gold Coast. But Wharton said that Malcolm ...
'If a white racist comes for me I'm taking justice into my own hands': Aboriginal activist warns indigenous ...Daily Mail
Your noon BriefingThe Australian

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Clarke to edit new anthology 'Growing Up African in Australia'
Books+Publishing
Black Inc. has announced it will publish a new anthology in 2019, Growing up African in Australia, which will be edited by Maxine Beneba Clarke, with assistance from writers Ahmed Yussuf and Magan Magan. The anthology, which will be aimed at both ...

ArtsHub
Successful art campaigns: how you can do it too
ArtsHub
'This means that innumerable tourists as well as Australians are having what they think is their first experience with Aboriginal or Torres Strait Islander art – only actually it's someone's completely insulting appropriation. Appalling.' She continued ...

ArtsHub
Successful art campaigns: how you can do it too
ArtsHub
'This means that innumerable tourists as well as Australians are having what they think is their first experience with Aboriginal or Torres Strait Islander art – only actually it's someone's completely insulting appropriation. Appalling.' She continued ...

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Shepparton's Aboriginal Street Art Project continues
Hit 107
Yorta Yorta woman, Aunty Margaret Tucker (MBE) was one of Australia's first female Aboriginal rights activists and was highly active from the early 1930's within the Australian Aborigines League (which she was involved in establishing) as well as ...

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ArtsHub
Arnhem Northern and Kimberley Artists (ANKA) Aboriginal Corporation is a not for profit Indigenous governed organisation that has been serving its membership for over 30 years. ANKA is the peak advocacy and support agency for Indigenous artists working ...

The Australian
Indigenous activists warn of protests at Commonwealth Games
The Australian
Mr Wharton is the leader of the Brisbane Aboriginal-Sovereign Embassy, a radical group that advocates the decolonisation of Australia. His previous activities include burning effigies of mainstream indigenous leaders Noel Pearson, Warren Mundine and ...

The Australian
Indigenous activists warn of protests at Commonwealth Games
The Australian
Mr Wharton urged Commonwealth countries that no longer have the Queen as head of state to pressure Australia over its record on indigenous rights and to potentially blacklist it from holding international events in the future. He also criticised fellow ...

Triple M
Shepparton's Aboriginal Street Art Project continues
Triple M
Yorta Yorta woman, Aunty Margaret Tucker (MBE) was one of Australia's first female Aboriginal rights activists and was highly active from the early 1930's within the Australian Aborigines League (which she was involved in establishing) as well as ...

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New Matilda
BEHIND BARS PART 5: Australia's Shocking Cruelty To Aboriginal People With Disabilities: The Need For Large-Scale ...
New Matilda
This is a political question, and until it is more widely grappled with, it will not be resolved, because it will take a great deal of pressure to convince Australian governments, state and federal, to treat prisoners more humanely. What this means now ...

Tucking into the Australian superfood market
The Sydney Morning Herald
Entrepreneur, nutritional scientist and native food expert Vic Cherikoff runs Australian Functional Ingredients. Among the range of products he markets via his online store are sauces (Illawarra plum), syrups (lemon aspen, Davidson plum); and confits ...

Tucking into the Australian superfood market
The Sydney Morning Herald
Cherikoff's research work at the University of Sydney's biochemistry department, analysing the nutritional composition of Australian Aboriginal bush food, spurred him on to launch his own business. "My first business began in 1984 when I started ...