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The ruling means the Australian legal system recognises the Jurruru ... Onslow, Karratha, Paraburdoo and the Aboriginal community of Wakathuni.

More than 30 jobs could be created as an Aboriginal energy company expands into South Australia. Queensland-based AllGrid Energy will launch its ...

NT News
Govt must act on indigenous suicide: Calma
NT News
As joint head of the Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Suicide Prevention Evaluation Project (ATSISPEP), Professor Calma is urging the government to develop a multi-party platform to end decades of limited progress for indigenous affairs ...

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NT News
Govt must act on indigenous suicide: Calma
NT News
As joint head of the Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Suicide Prevention Evaluation Project (ATSISPEP), Professor Calma is urging the government to develop a multi-party platform to end decades of limited progress for indigenous affairs ...

and more »

As joint head of the Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Suicide Prevention ... It took 99 indigenous people to die in Australian jails before a royal ...

Jonathon Hunyor, North Australian Aboriginal Justice Agency lawyer (left), and Rex Granites after inquest into death in custody of his cultural brother ...

ABC Message Stick
Plans for Bourke justice program to roll out across Australia
ABC Message Stick
The justice reinvestment initiative looks at redirecting funds away from the criminal justice system and putting the money into programs to educate Aboriginal people. Representatives from a not-for-profit group, which focuses on research and community ...

Plans for Bourke justice program to roll out across Australia ... Ninti One is getting feedback from police, the council and Aboriginal elders about the ...

Hayne isn't the only athlete to take his career from Australia to the US. .... the Australian women's Hockey team - the first aboriginal Australian to earn ...

The Conversation AU
Indigenous communities are losing out in the development of northern Australia
The Conversation AU
As the Australian Government pushes ahead with its Northern Development agenda “making it easier to use natural assets”, it's important to ask how this may affect the Indigenous peoples in whose territories development will occur. One way to see how ...

The Australian
on a fast track to leadership
The Australian
Yesterday in a ceremony at Sydney's Carriageworks to announce the winners, indigenous social commentator Luke Pearson said: “I see the ACCELERATE recipients as links in a chain: they have a great opportunity to go out and develop their skills on a ...

Five young Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander art professionals are on the fast track to senior leadership positions after being chosen to participate ...

The Australian
Move to boost number of indigenous accountants
The Australian
Indigenous Accountants Australia is one corporate initiative to push more Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people into business. Jointly supported by CPA Australia and Chartered Accountants Australia and New Zealand, the project is headed by Gavin ...

The Australian
Move to boost number of indigenous accountants
The Australian
Indigenous Accountants Australia is one corporate initiative to push more Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people into business. Jointly supported by CPA Australia and Chartered Accountants Australia and New Zealand, the project is headed by Gavin ...

Indigenous Accountants Australia is one corporate initiative to push more Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people into business. Jointly supported ...

A contemporary artistic response to Lachlan Macquarie's term as governor of NSW, and the crossing of the Blue Mountains. Artist Tim Miller became fascinated with the expansion of settlement west of Sydney during Macquarie's tenure. What would have been seen by the first European explorers and how their arrival might have been perceived by the local Indigenous peoples? Source: ABC Radio National 'Earshot'

Artistic perceptions of Lachlan Macquarie's time as governor of New South Wales. Australian artist Keith Dewell has a fascination with the human form—his drawings express ways in which the physicality of the human body exposes inner emotion. In a recent exhibition commemorating the bicentennial of Lachlan Macquarie's governorship, Keith contributes an insight into both the Aboriginal and the convict psyche during this time. This is an excellent report on Keith Dewell work on Earshot with David Rutledge on RN - However the female historian called Grace who appears on this audio has a very blinkered view on the situation and talks about the invaders as if they are hero's for murdering the First Nations people and stealing their land. She even mentions how progressive the newly built orphanages were.

Peter Kift, the general manger of Australia's leading Aboriginal theatre company - Yirra Yaakin, said the funding changes could see the curtains close ...

Joseph Lycett was a convicted English forger who was transported to New South Wales in the early nineteenth century. He had a colourful existence in Australia and documented the life of First Nations people of the Newcastle region at that time. - More info amd images:- http://www.abc.net.au/radionational/programs/earshot/joseph-lycett-convict-artist/6599240

NEWS.com.au
Aboriginal Affairs Minister Peter Collier. Picture: Marie Nirme Source: News ...
NEWS.com.au
Its annual meeting is set for September 25 in Yule River, 55km from Port Hedland, where the contentious Aboriginal Heritage Act amendments and community closures will be discussed. The corporation's chief executive Simon Hawkins said more than 200 ...