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Indigenous Australia is the true foundation of our multicultural society
The Guardian
Yolngu men painted in Sydney Swans AFL player Adam Goodes' jersey at Garma Festival near Nhulunbuy in the Northern Territory, Friday July 31, 2015. A group of men and boys performed a traditional dance in support of Goodes and to reject racism.
Stolen Generation artist uses 'noble savage' to highlight racismThe Australian
Australian football jeers sound 'wake up' call on raceBBC News
It's time to recognise that shutting up, paying up and staying out won't workSydney Morning Herald
The Daily Telegraph -NRL.COM
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The Guardian
Indigenous Australia is the true foundation of our multicultural society
The Guardian
Yolngu men painted in Sydney Swans AFL player Adam Goodes' jersey at Garma Festival near Nhulunbuy in the Northern Territory, Friday July 31, 2015. A group of men and boys performed a traditional dance in support of Goodes and to reject racism.
Australian football jeers sound 'wake up' call on raceBBC News
NRL indigenous round takes a stand with Recognise logoThe Australian
We should all be dancing to thisThe Daily Telegraph
NRL.COM -Sydney Morning Herald
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Understanding the accomplishments of Aboriginal and Torres Strait ... to the problem that in Australia we have no constitutional protection of human ...

Mr Chaney, a former Aboriginal Affairs Minister, says Aboriginal sports heroes like Freeman have played a huge role in Australia's journey towards ...

THE RECOGNISE Relay, which invites communities across Australia to be part of the movement to recognise Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander ...

... fines were accrued over 17 years of dry zone legislation in South Australia, ... Scott Wilson, from the Aboriginal Drug and Alcohol Council, said the ...

The Australian
NRL indigenous round takes a stand with Recognise logo
The Australian
The prominent display of support for the Recognise movement comes at a time when racism in sport is in sharp focus, highlighting the burning need for progress on reconciliation in Australia. NRL chief executive Dave Smith said the NRL had always been a ...
It's time to recognise that shutting up, paying up and staying out won't workSydney Morning Herald
We should all be dancing to thisThe Daily Telegraph
James inspired by Inglis lessonsNRL.COM

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The Recognise logo — the distinctive R that brands the movement for Aboriginal constitutional recognition — will be proudly emblazoned on the 40m ...

In her work, Hill has placed the Aboriginal statue inside a white picket fence; ... “Deep conditioning in the Australian psyche means that some white ...

I would like to see an Aboriginal Prime Minister, an Aboriginal head of state, more Aboriginals in ... To think otherwise is your problem, not Australia's.

A new program will begin this month encouraging pregnant Aboriginal women in Western Australia's Pilbara to bond with their children while still in ...

ABC Online
Aboriginal elder says he will cull more problem seals if SA's Department of ...
ABC Online
An Aboriginal elder from the south-east of South Australia has taken matters into his own hands to try to manage the growing long-nosed fur seal population, saying he has already killed several of the animals. Ngarrindjeri elder Darrell Sumner, from ...

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An Aboriginal elder from the south-east of South Australia has taken matters into his own hands to try to manage the growing long-nosed fur seal ...

By Belinda Grant Geary For Daily Mail Australia ... agencies in South Australia, said the legislation not only 'unfairly' targets the Aboriginal community, ...

The Museum of Contemporary Art Australia (MCA) has launched the first Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Policy setting out quantifiable targets for ...

Comments made yesterday in Perth by the Chief Justice of Western Australia, Wayne Martin, at the Senate committee inquiry into Aboriginal and ...

Australian National University anthropologist Dr John Carty says a new exhibition at the National Museum of Australia presents an Aboriginal view of ...

It was no laughing matter when "Australia's friendliest comedian" delivered ... and father figure to young Aboriginal footballers - admitted he grew the crop for ... In evidence, Mr Ralph - who promotes himself as "Australia's friendliest ...

SBS - The World Game (blog)
Is football doing enough for Indigenous Australia?
SBS - The World Game (blog)
I well remember arguing the case for an over-arching, longterm aim to change the living conditions of Indigenous Australians through the use of football programs, rather than merely an annual festival for a tiny number of players that had access to ...

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ELEANOR HALL: A South Australian Aboriginal elder from the Coorong at the mouth of the Murray River says if the State Government doesn't do ...