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ABC Online
Government advised to hold referendum on Indigenous 'Voice to Parliament'
ABC Online
Peanuts Anaphylaxis explained. By Loretta Florance. Anaphylaxis is a serious concern for thousands of people who suffer from food allergies in Australia. So how do you spot when a bad allergic reaction becomes a full-blown episode?

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ABC Online
Referendum Council advises Government to hold vote on Indigenous 'Voice to Parliament'
ABC Online
Just one key question should be taken to a potential referendum to give Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people a place in Australia's Constitution, according to a major report released today. The Referendum Council advised Prime Minister Malcolm ...
Indigenous Recognition Referendum Council delivers final reportThe Australian
The road to constitutional recognition9news.com.au
Referendum Council endorses Uluru call for Indigenous voice to parliamentThe Guardian

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Wide World of Sports
Kurtley Beale tears up during the launch of the Wallabies' indigenous jersey for Bledisloe Cup
Wide World of Sports
Beale said he's targeting the Wallabies inside centre position, after returning to Australia from a stint with English side Wasps. Beale said he faced opposition for the position from the incumbent Karmichael Hunt, who filled the role in the three ...
Beale wears heart on sleeve at Indigenous jersey launchRugby.com.au
Kurtley Beale breaks out into corroboree dance while unveiling new Wallabies indigenous jerseydailytelegraph.com.au
Kurtley Beale close to tears as Wallabies unveil Indigenous jersey9news.com.au

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The Australian
Australian woman shot dead by police in Minneapolis
The Australian
Vote for 'indigenous voice' · Prime Minister Malcolm Turnbull sand Leader of the Opposition Bill Shorten attend a memorial service for STEPHEN FITZPATRICK. The Indigenous Recognition Referendum Council hands its final report to the PM and Opposition ...

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The Advertiser
South Australian bookworms top reading stakes in national arts participation survey by Australia Council
The Advertiser
SOUTH Australians are more likely to read novels and poetry than their interstate counterparts and one in three now attended indigenous cultural events, the third National Arts Participation Survey by the Australia Council has found. The survey also ...

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SBS
Uncover the real Australia through an Indigenous lens
SBS
You Are Here explores the place of Indigenous people in Australia today through documentary films, which all capture moments in time that have the power to shape our history. From national issues to personal battles and triumphs, each story inspires a ...

SBS
Uncover the real Australia through an Indigenous lens
SBS
You Are Here explores the place of Indigenous people in Australia today through documentary films, which all capture moments in time that have the power to shape our history. From national issues to personal battles and triumphs, each story inspires a ...

ABC Online
Relatives of Aboriginal woman stabbed to death demand ex-partner be charged
ABC Online
The ABC understands Mr Swan is the only suspect in the case and is currently living in northern Western Australia. The inquest heard Mr Swan was present on the night of Kwementyaye McCormack's death and that she had no history of self-harm. She was ...

Lawyers Weekly
Legal bodies call for 'rethink' of justice system
Lawyers Weekly
“The ABA holds significant concerns about Australia's legal assistance budget being able to provide the necessary and adequate access to justice both now and into the future, and that without a complete rethink of its funding, the rule of law hangs in ...

The Australian
NITV goes for gold in Games coverage
The Australian
Times have changed and the channel now champions some of the 300 indigenous languages spoken in Australia. “Audiences are quite attracted to hearing a variety of languages. They are very happy to hear (Northern Territory language) Warlpiri down in ...

The Australian
NITV goes for gold in Games coverage
The Australian
Times have changed and the channel now champions some of the 300 indigenous languages spoken in Australia. “Audiences are quite attracted to hearing a variety of languages. They are very happy to hear (Northern Territory language) Warlpiri down in ...

The Australian
'Feral' politics threaten move to recognition
The Australian
The 183-page document includes key proposals drafted in discussions with up to 1500 indigenous Australians and contained in the Uluru Statement from the Heart, calling for “constitutional reforms to empower our people and take a rightful place in our ...

The Australian
'Feral' politics threaten move to recognition
The Australian
The 183-page document includes key proposals drafted in discussions with up to 1500 indigenous Australians and contained in the Uluru Statement from the Heart, calling for “constitutional reforms to empower our people and take a rightful place in our ...

Herald Sun
Indigenous kids need basics for real equality, writes Kevin Donnelly
Herald Sun
“Whiteness” is described as teaching “the white values, culture and history” of Australia. As an alternative, Dr Schultz argues the schools must teach “racial literacy across all subjects” and that teachers must “allow indigenous knowledges and ways of ...

Herald Sun
Indigenous kids need basics for real equality, writes Kevin Donnelly
Herald Sun
“Whiteness” is described as teaching “the white values, culture and history” of Australia. As an alternative, Dr Schultz argues the schools must teach “racial literacy across all subjects” and that teachers must “allow indigenous knowledges and ways of ...

The Guardian
Kulaluk lease: NT minister upholds rejection of Aboriginal site heritage listing
The Guardian
The Northern Territory minister for culture has followed the much-criticised footsteps of her predecessor and rejected a recommendation to heritage list a tract of Aboriginal land near Darwin. Lauren Moss confirmed on Sunday she had made the ruling on ...

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ABC Online
At-risk Aboriginal youths 'returning to country' in crime reduction strategy
ABC Online
A new program has reconnected a group of at-risk Aboriginal youths to the remote outback of Western Australia, in the hope of keeping them out of the juvenile justice system. Ten boys aged between 12 and 17 have been taken into the heart of the ...

Experts shine light on Australia's genocidal history
The Westender
UThe nee d for recognising past injustices towards Indigenous Australians was a powerful topic at this year's International Association for Genocide Scholars (IAGS) conference in Brisbane. The 2017 conference saw several global scholars come together ...

Experts shine light on Australia's genocidal history
The Westender
UThe nee d for recognising past injustices towards Indigenous Australians was a powerful topic at this year's International Association for Genocide Scholars (IAGS) conference in Brisbane. The 2017 conference saw several global scholars come together ...

SBS
Musicians bring Indigenous Australian composers' works to life
SBS
Musicians are performing original music from Indigenous composer Brenda Gifford who says the sound is based on the seasons from her home town of Wreck Bay. "It's that connection within me...it's that connection like when I go down to Wreck (Bay) it's ...