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Huffington Post Australia
Pauline Hanson Says There Is 'No Definition To An Aboriginal'
Huffington Post Australia
... Aboriginal you can be classified as an Aboriginal.' One Nation Senator Pauline Hanson believes there is no definition to determine whether a person is an Aborigine, claiming people who marry Indigenous Australians can then be classified as an ...
Hanson says there is no Aboriginal definitionSky News Australia

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Huffington Post Australia
Pauline Hanson Says There Is 'No Definition To An Aboriginal'
Huffington Post Australia
One Nation Senator Pauline Hanson believes there is no definition to determine whether a person is an Aborigine, claiming people who marry Indigenous Australians can then be classified as an Aborigine. In her argument to repeal Section 18C of the ...
Hanson says there is no Aboriginal definitionSky News Australia

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NEWS.com.au
First Contact 2016 on SBS: Tensions flare on journey into Aboriginal Australia
NEWS.com.au
Dicko said he hoped the series would make other Australians have an honest conversation with themselves about how they feel and judge Aboriginal Australia. Feeling proud he got to see the real black Australia, Dicko said he was also forced to see his ...
Indigenous culture 'should've died out'dailytelegraph.com.au
First Contact: One Nation's David Oldfield shocks and appalls in TV appearanceThe New Daily

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Herald Sun
First Contact 2016 on SBS: Tensions flare on journey into Aboriginal Australia
Herald Sun
The show, which is back for its second season, sees six well known Australians plunged into a 28-day journey into the heart of Aboriginal Australia. Nicki Wendt at West Kimberley Regional Prison. Picture: David Dare Parker. There is plenty of fighting ...

The Sydney Morning Herald
Prescription for a healthy Australia: Cut salt levels, save thousands of lives
The Sydney Morning Herald
The AHPC wants to reduce the 12.8 per cent of Australians who smoke to 5 per cent by 2025 through mass media campaigns, and campaigns with messages specific to Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islanders communities. These could be paid for with tobacco ...

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Australia's first Aboriginal video interpreter service launched
ABC Local
EMILY BOURKE: Australia's first Aboriginal video interpreter service has been launched today in Darwin. The service will give thousands of people in remote communities who don't speak English as a first language better access to legal, health and ...

The Cairns Post
Captain Cook re-enactment labelled “offensive” by southerners
The Cairns Post
“They're slipped a few bucks to participate — while the broader Aboriginal community overwhelmingly ignores the event.” New Matilda has been campaigning to change the date of Australia Day from January 26, claiming that for many non-Aboriginal ...

Independent Catholic News
Rural and metro pharmacy services should be equal: Guild | AJP
Australian Journal of Pharmacy (registration) (blog)
A new report by the Australian Institute of Health and Welfare has examined the distribution of clinical health workforce supply based on 2014 data. The report ...
Pope sends letter to indigenous Australians - Independent Catholic ...Independent Catholic News

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NT launches Aboriginal video interpreter
NEWS.com.au
There are more than 35,000 Aboriginal people in the NT who speak an indigenous language at home, and the AIS will cater for about 35 languages via video and telephone. Mr McCarthy said Territory Aboriginal patients in interstate hospitals will be able ...

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NT launches Aboriginal video interpreter
The Australian
Mr McCarthy said Territory Aboriginal patients in interstate hospitals will be able to understand medical information with assistance from the service. NT Supreme Court Judge Jenny Blokland says the AIS provides an invaluable service to the community.

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The Canberra Times
Fremantle's Australia Day will prove to be a history defining moment
The Canberra Times
Fremantle council has created a shitstorm by pushing back its Australia Day celebrations by two days and in doing so, propelled Australia down a path towards a ...
Colin Barnett 'extremely disappointed' by Fremantle's decision to ...Daily Mail

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WAtoday
Fremantle's Australia Day will prove to be a history defining moment
WAtoday
How did we all get Fremantle's intentions of trying to fuel debate about the fragile nature of racial relations in our country so wrong? Fremantle mayor Brad Pettitt had previously said January 26 was a "sad day" for many Aboriginal Australians, but he ...
WA Premier Colin Barnett calls Fremantle 'disloyal' for axing Australia Day celebrationsABC Online
Outrage as Australia Day moved to 28th – “It's just not the same without the genocide”The Chaser (satire) (blog)

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Brisbane Times
Fremantle's Australia Day will prove to be a history defining moment
Brisbane Times
How did we all get Fremantle's intentions of trying to fuel debate about the fragile nature of racial relations in our country so wrong? Fremantle mayor Brad Pettitt had previously said January 26 was a "sad day" for many Aboriginal Australians, but he ...
WA Premier Colin Barnett calls Fremantle 'disloyal' for axing Australia Day celebrationsABC Online
Outrage as Australia Day moved to 28th – “It's just not the same without the genocide”The Chaser (satire) (blog)
Colin Barnett 'extremely disappointed' by Fremantle's decision to cancel Australia DayDaily Mail

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The Age
Fremantle's Australia Day will prove to be a history defining moment
The Age
How did we all get Fremantle's intentions of trying to fuel debate about the fragile nature of racial relations in our country so wrong? Fremantle mayor Brad Pettitt had previously said January 26 was a "sad day" for many Aboriginal Australians, but he ...

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dailytelegraph.com.au
Indigenous culture 'should've died out'
dailytelegraph.com.au
OUTSPOKEN former politician David Oldfield ended up in tears with an Aboriginal elder after the pair connected over the loss of their fathers. Oldfield, 58, of Belrose, was one of six celebrities taken to parts of indigenous Australia for the new ...
In Control: Notes from the programmer - Week 49SBS

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dailytelegraph.com.au
Indigenous culture 'should've died out'
dailytelegraph.com.au
The six participants had no idea what lay ahead of them as they embarked on their journey into Aboriginal Australia. Picture: David Dare Parker. And while some of Oldfield's actions in the first episode — such as refusing to join a fishing trip and ...

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Australia's first Indigenous Accelerator
CSO Australia
Five innovative Indigenous startups have been selected to attend a 'mini' four-week business-accelerator program at The Capital, the recently opened dedicated venue in Brisbane's CBD for digital technology startups and entrepreneurs. The program is in ...

The Guardian
Celebrating Australia Day on 26 January is like letting off party poppers at a memorial service
The Guardian
The premier believes that on Australia Day, we “put history to one side” – but obviously not everyone finds it so easy. The eloquent Nakkiah Lui explained why Aboriginal people can't celebrate on that date in the Guardian in 2014, but I want to add to ...

The West Australian
Indigenous rap duo hit home
The West Australian
“It gets your blood up,” Archie Roach says in the introduction to A.B. Original's album Reclaim Australia. The Aboriginal music icon goes on to say the debut from the rap duo comprising Briggs and Funkoars' Trials takes him back to the Land Rights ...

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The West Australian
Indigenous rap duo hit home
The West Australian
“It gets your blood up,” Archie Roach says in the introduction to A.B. Original's album Reclaim Australia. The Aboriginal music icon goes on to say the debut from the rap duo comprising Briggs and Funkoars' Trials takes him back to the Land Rights ...

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