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dailytelegraph.com.au
Why aren't Aussies embracing bush tucker?
dailytelegraph.com.au
Australia's indigenous ingredients were not just a part of the Aboriginal diet, native food also played a part in the survival of the first settlers when they arrived on our shores — from a settlement in Port Jackson avoiding starvation by ...

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Courier Mail
Why aren't Aussies embracing bush tucker?
Courier Mail
Australia's indigenous ingredients were not just a part of the Aboriginal diet, native food also played a part in the survival of the first settlers when they arrived on our shores — from a settlement in Port Jackson avoiding starvation by ...

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Courier Mail
Why aren't Aussies embracing bush tucker?
Courier Mail
Australia's indigenous ingredients were not just a part of the Aboriginal diet, native food also played a part in the survival of the first settlers when they arrived on our shores — from a settlement in Port Jackson avoiding starvation by ...

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Australian Journal of Pharmacy (registration) (blog)
HIV at all time high in Aboriginal population
Australian Journal of Pharmacy (registration) (blog)
The rate of HIV notification among Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people is now more than double the rate in non-Indigenous Australians, and has increased each year for the last five years. Meanwhile HIV notifications in non-Indigenous ...

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Australian Journal of Pharmacy (registration) (blog)
HIV at all time high in Aboriginal population
Australian Journal of Pharmacy (registration) (blog)
The rate of HIV notification among Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people is now more than double the rate in non-Indigenous Australians, and has increased each year for the last five years. Meanwhile HIV notifications in non-Indigenous ...

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ABC Online
Agribusinesses generate more than $28M for Indigenous Land Corporation
ABC Online
The Indigenous Land Corporation's agribusiness subsidiary generated more than $28 million in revenue last financial year, thanks largely to its cattle operations in northern Australia. The ILC's National Indigenous Pastoral Enterprises (NIPE) runs a ...

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The Australian
Remaining 18C Bill Leak cartoon complainants say they want to drop case
The Australian
Retired country music singer Kevin Gunn and his cousin Bruce Till told The Australian they stood by their strong criticisms of the cartoon but did not want to be part of legal action being run for them by the Aboriginal Legal Service of Western Australia.
Bill Leak was 'uncooperative', says woman who lodged racial discrimination complaintABC Online
Why cartoon complaint was droppedIllawarra Mercury

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Courier Mail
Games shame for all the world to see
Courier Mail
We're very good at recognising Aboriginal sporting greatness. Think Cathy Freeman on the track and JT on the footy field. But we don't recognise indigenous peoples in our country's basic law. Specifically, Australia's Constitution, written in 1901 ...

Star Observer
Rates of HIV among Aboriginal men double
Star Observer
Based on these 38 cases, the age standardised rate of HIV notification among Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people was more than double the rate in the Australia-born non-Indigenous population – 6.8 versus 3.1 per 100,000. A greater proportion ...
HIV rates among Indigenous people disproportionately highSBS
Indigenous HIV rates double while falling among wider population, new research showsABC Online
Mixed report on Australia's sexual healthNEWS.com.au
Body and Soul -The Sydney Morning Herald -The Guardian
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The Guardian
NSW mayor criticised for calling Aboriginal land claims 'opportunistic'
The Guardian
“The word that I mostly used was blanket claims, blanket in the sense that there's a process for searching out crown lands and if they meet the criteria then they are eligible to have a land claim over them,” he told Guardian Australia. The NSW land ...

The Guardian
NSW mayor criticised for calling Aboriginal land claims 'opportunistic'
The Guardian
“The word that I mostly used was blanket claims, blanket in the sense that there's a process for searching out crown lands and if they meet the criteria then they are eligible to have a land claim over them,” he told Guardian Australia. The NSW land ...

SBS
Ancient 'Moon Rock' engravings protected as proof of Aboriginal astronomy
SBS
Metropolitan CEO Nathan Moran told NITV: “We're very proud to be share able the Aboriginal cultural history of the Garrigal people with everyone. To think that this culture still remains here despite colonisation, and a thriving metropolis of Australia ...

Huffington Post Australia
Nuclear dump referendum sought by South Australia's Premier
ABC Online
"This remains an issue in other developments and activities going to occur in lands that the Aboriginal people regard as their own," he said. Dianah Mieglich was a citizens' juror who voted against continuing down the path of South Australia ...
Jay faces Labor war over nuclear referendum planThe Advertiser
SA to push on with nuclear dump talksSBS
SA to reveal nuclear dump position - Yahoo7Yahoo7 News
Crikey (registration) -Huffington Post Australia
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Huffington Post Australia
Nuclear dump referendum sought by South Australia's Premier
ABC Online
"This remains an issue in other developments and activities going to occur in lands that the Aboriginal people regard as their own," he said. Dianah Mieglich was a citizens' juror who voted against continuing down the path of South Australia ...
South Australia Premier Jay Weatherill Wants To Hold A Referendum Over Nuclear Waste DumpHuffington Post Australia

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ABC Online
Nuclear dump referendum on the cards in South Australia
ABC Online
"This remains an issue in other developments and activities going to occur in lands that the Aboriginal people regard as their own," he said. Dianah Mieglich was a citizens' juror who voted against continuing down the path of South Australia ...
SA Premier Jay Weatherill flags potential referendum on nuclear waste dump9news.com.au
SA govt calls for referendum on nuclear dumpSky News Australia
South Australia Premier Jay Weatherill Wants To Hold A Referendum Over Nuclear Waste DumpHuffington Post Australia
The Advertiser -The Guardian -InDaily
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Yahoo7 News
HIV rates among Indigenous people disproportionately high
SBS
Associate Professor James Ward, head of Infectious Diseases Research Program - Aboriginal Health at the South Australian Health and Medical Research Institute, told the ABC treatment and prevention of HIV for Australia's wider population hasn't reached ...
Indigenous HIV rates double while falling among wider population, new research showsABC Online
Mixed report on Australia's sexual healthYahoo7 News
HIV infection rate in Indigenous men doubles in five yearsThe Guardian
The Sydney Morning Herald -VICE
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SBS
HIV rates among Indigenous people disproportionately high
SBS
The research found that while cases of HIV have stabilised overall in Australia, reported cases in Indigenous men have doubled over the past five years, and are now two times higher than non-Indigenous men. The report also found the rates of infection ...
Indigenous HIV rates double while falling among wider population, new research showsABC Online
Mixed report on Australia's sexual healthYahoo7 News
HIV infection rate in Indigenous men doubles in five yearsThe Guardian
VICE -The Sydney Morning Herald
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ABC Online
Nuclear dump in SA still on the cards as Premier calls for referendum
ABC Online
The nuclear debate is not over yet in South Australia, with Premier Jay Weatherill saying he wants to hold a statewide referendum on the issue. Mr Weatherill said the only path forward was through the restoration of bipartisanship "and a broad social ...
Nuclear referendum as Jay stares down dissentInDaily

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The Australian
The Australian 'tried to coax me to court' claims Bill Leak complainant Melissa Dinnison
The Australian
Ms Dinnison, the Aboriginal woman who lodged — and subsequently dropped — a racial discrimination complaint against The Australian's cartoonist Bill Leak today accused the newspaper of trying to coax her into taking the complaint to court.
Bill Leak was 'uncooperative', says woman who lodged racial discrimination complaintABC Online

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The Australian
The Australian 'tried to coax me to court' claims Bill Leak complainant Melissa Dinnison
The Australian
Ms Dinnison, the Aboriginal woman who lodged — and subsequently dropped — a racial discrimination complaint against The Australian's cartoonist Bill Leak today accused the newspaper of trying to coax her into taking the complaint to court.

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