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Tony Abbott's last week immersed in Aboriginal Australia was spent deep in North-East Arnhem Land this time last year and had a distinctly khaki ...

Abbott denies an 'about face' on Indigenous forums
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Far North Queensland's Noel Pearson, West Australian Indigenous leader Patrick Dodson, Indigenous lawyer and constitutional expert Megan Davis and National Congress of Australia's First Peoples co- chair Kirstie Parker were all asked to meet with the ...

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Specific Aboriginal community meetings on constitutional recognition might be a ... Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people as the first Australians, ...

... European settlement history, Australia has more than its fair share of cultural activities. The Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander societies originate ...

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Aboriginal Music Week brings in NZ, Australian acts to mentor locals
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"I find the people out here are incredible passionate about their people," said Walker, an indigenous singer-songwriter who has been nationally recognized in Australia. "It's great to connect with people on the other side of the world that can relate ...

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Aboriginal Music Week brings in NZ, Australian acts to mentor locals
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Australia's Benny Walker and New Zealand's Tama Waipara are in town to mentor the city's indigenous artists for Aboriginal Music Week. "I find the people out here are incredible passionate about their people," said Walker, an indigenous singer ...

Australia's Benny Walker and New Zealand's Tama Waipara are in town to mentor the city's indigenous artists for Aboriginal Music Week. "I find the ...

It examined the early contacts in northern Australia between Aboriginal, Asian and Islander peoples, and explored the impact of the "White Australia" ...

Therefore, the questions must be asked: Is it possible to decolonise Australian law so that Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people can attain ...

Dirtsong, a rich and sweeping multimedia paean to the aboriginal culture Down Under, opens in the dark, with a man quietly brushing a pile of sand to ...

The Globe and Mail
Charlie's Country: A remarkable tale of Aboriginal displacement in Australia
The Globe and Mail
At an Australian hospital, a white doctor addresses an Aborigine simply as “Charlie,” as he has trouble pronouncing “foreign names.” And isn't that a joke, and isn't that appalling – the original dispossessed, the indigenous displaced. It gets to the ...

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It gets to the heart of Charlie's Country, an unfortunate story of societal tensions in modern Australia, told with bittersweet humour, graceful ...

"Story is so important to Aboriginal people, and we have many, many Aboriginal people throughout NSW and Australia who have been taken away ...

The traditional owners want the site to be nominated on Australia's new ... The Gunditj Mirring Traditional Owners Aboriginal Corporation said it had ...

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Swap books to support Indigenous literacy
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'The advocacy day is about raising awareness of the need for resources and appropriate resources in remote communities because they are the ones with the lowest literacy rates and the most disadvantaged in Australia today,' said Executive Director ...

That is not only an analysis of the British Museum's 'Indigenous Australia : enduring civilisation' ... What a change from the last BM Aboriginal show!

Aboriginal Music Week is in full swing in Winnipeg, Manitoba. Now in its ... She is here, along with Tama Waipara, and Benny Walker from Australia.

Aboriginal leaders Patrick Dodson, Noel Pearson, Kirstie Parker and ... Ms Parker, the co-chairwoman of the National Congress of Australia's First ...

Sydney Morning Herald
Researchers work to preserve richness of Indigenous languages
Sydney Morning Herald
Every few weeks, at least one Indigenous language around the world dies, according to a report from the Australian Institute of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Studies. More languages are reportedly being lost in Australia than in any other ...
Racing to record Indigenous languages under attack from 'onslaught of English'The Guardian

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Every few weeks, at least one Indigenous language around the world dies, according to a report from the Australian Institute of Aboriginal and Torres ...