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change of pace at indigenous showcase
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What do they see as the future for indigenous art in north Queensland and elsewhere in remote Australia, where large-scale production of artworks is unmatched by private demand? Increasingly, events like CIAF and the substantial state and university ...

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The Australian
change of pace at indigenous showcase
The Australian
What do they see as the future for indigenous art in north Queensland and elsewhere in remote Australia, where large-scale production of artworks is unmatched by private demand? Increasingly, events like CIAF and the substantial state and university ...

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Aborigines are a minority of 600,000 in Australia's population of 23 million. ... They are also incarcerated far more often than other Australians.

Mr Abbott and Mr Shorten proposed that Aboriginal people be part of wider ... a strong foundation for all Australians to support constitutional change.

Mr Abbott and Mr Shorten proposed that Aboriginal people be part of wider community discussions rather than have exclusive ... But Mr Pearson said that would be difficult without determining where indigenous Australia stands.

Australian Mining
Rio Tinto starts construction on indigenous mining training centre
Australian Mining
“Our vision is to build a sustainable Indigenous-owned business that will reap long-term economic benefits for Yolngu people.” The first course intake is slated for March. Running over four months, the course will teach trainees all facets of mine ...

ABC Online
Indigenous people want 'substantive change
ABC Online
Indigenous leaders Noel Pearson and Patrick Dodson are yet to hear if Prime Minister Tony Abbott supports their proposed roadmap for a referendum on recognising Aboriginal Australians in the constitution. Opposition Leader Bill Shorten has declared his ...
Elders reject race 'embroidery'The Australian
Garma discusses recognition, discriminationSky News Australia

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ABC Online
Indigenous people want 'substantive change
ABC Online
Indigenous leaders Noel Pearson and Patrick Dodson are yet to hear if Prime Minister Tony Abbott supports their proposed roadmap for a referendum on recognising Aboriginal Australians in the constitution. Opposition Leader Bill Shorten has declared his ...
Elders reject race 'embroidery'The Australian
Garma discusses recognition, discriminationSky News Australia

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... yet to hear if Prime Minister Tony Abbott supports their proposed roadmap for a referendum on recognising Aboriginal Australians in the constitution.

And then there's the proposed forced closure of Aboriginal communities in Western Australia, which in practice will mean cutting off their access to ...

“We've got to believe that we can summon up a better Australia than the ... When an Aboriginal man is relentlessly booed for calling out a racist slur ...

Australian media's support for AFL legend Adam Goodes shows how some ... which many argue is rooted in racism against aboriginal Australians.

SYDNEY -- Australians have rallied behind one of the country's most ... The stadium was dotted with Aboriginal flags and fans wearing Goodes's ...

Aboriginal Australian guidelines soccer star Adam Goodes, twice voted the game's participant of the yr, has been jeered from coast-to-coast.

In Australia, an estimated 50,000 children were forcibly removed from their Aboriginal families between 1910 and the 1970s. An annual National Day ...

In May he celebrated a goal with an Aboriginal war dance that featured a ... The debate has divided the country, many Australians insisting that their ...

The Australian
Elders reject 'embroidery'
The Australian
Indigenous leaders Noel Pearson and Patrick Dodson have united behind calls for substantive change to the main body of Australia's Constitution, with Mr Pearson warning that most indigenous Australians would reject mere “preambular embroidery”.
Galarrwuy Yunupingu presented with honorary doctorate at Garma festivalThe Guardian
Garma Festival 2015: Galarrwuy Yunupingu awarded honorary doctorate by ...ABC Online

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He said he would be “guided by what indigenous Australia has to say” on ... improve education, and encourage all Australians to value Aboriginal ...

Almost all these initiatives are the fruit of Queensland and Australian ... in the creative economy does not presage a happy future for Aboriginal art.

The fact that a man walks away with such a light sentence over the death of an Aboriginal child, and Australia stays largely silent about it, says a lot ...