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The Law Council of Australia, the Australian Bar Association and the NSW Bar Association have all warned that the administration of justice will be ...

Cape York Aboriginal leader Noel Pearson is championing a model that includes an "Australian Declaration of Recognition" which would sit outside ...

The Australian Financial Review
Funding rules need to be set before Indigenous referendum
The Australian Financial Review
by Marianna Papadakis. Constitutional law experts say funding rules need to be set ahead of any proposed referendum to recognise Indigenous Australians in the Constitution as Liberal senator Cory Bernardi pushes for a publicly-funded "no" campaign.

Why in Australia? ... It fits with Johns' idea of cultural dissolution — that Aboriginal people should be dissolved as communities, and forced into ...

Conservation Council of South Australia chief executive officer Craig Wilkins said there were huge barriers stopping Aboriginal people from ...

... and remote parts of Australia. Founded in 2009, the business was built with the specific intention of meeting the needs of remote clinics, Aboriginal ...

“The Australia Council is hosting discussion sessions across the country about the futures for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander arts to realise a ...

The Western Australian Government has also thrown into the wash the ... suite of services and infrastructure as enjoyed by non-Aboriginal Australians.

At a rally supporting world-wide protest at the forced closure of Aboriginal Communities by the Australian Government, children from Thames South ...

Away from the glare of what is now becoming to be known as “the Aboriginal industry”. There are many towns spread across Australia like mine, trying ...

ArtsHub (subscription)
Red tape driving the Aboriginal art market offshore
ArtsHub (subscription)
The 75 lot sale of mostly early and ethnographic material was drawn together by former Sotheby's Australia Director of Aboriginal Art, Tim Klingender, with a core from notable Dutch collector Thomas Vroom, and the balance (bar two from Australia ...
Buried Country reissue illuminates once again the rich trove of Aboriginal ...ABC Online (blog)

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ArtsHub (subscription)
Red tape driving the Aboriginal art market offshore
ArtsHub (subscription)
The 75 lot sale of mostly early and ethnographic material was drawn together by former Sotheby's Australia Director of Aboriginal Art, Tim Klingender, with a core from notable Dutch collector Thomas Vroom, and the balance (bar two from Australia ...
Buried Country reissue illuminates once again the rich trove of Aboriginal ...ABC Online (blog)

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The 75 lot sale of mostly early and ethnographic material was drawn together by former Sotheby's Australia Director of Aboriginal Art, Tim Klingender, ...

Her work as a research officer at the Aboriginal Legal Service inspired her ... It examined the early contacts in northern Australia between Aboriginal, ...

Renewable energy for remote Australia - can our rural and indigenous ...
Lexology (registration)
The renewable energy industry in Australia has taken more hits in recent years than a punch-drunk boxer. It may be uncharitable to say that Australia's politicians were the only ones throwing the upper-cuts, but there's little doubt they've played a ...

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Fascinated by China, she became involved with Australia-China relations ... with elements re-emerging in her later work in Aboriginal Health Worker ...

But Aboriginal Labor Senator Nova Peris said the referendum deals with a "wrong history that needs to be made right". She questioned why Senator ...

ABC Online (blog)
Buried Country reissue illuminates once again the rich trove of Aboriginal ...
ABC Online (blog)
When it was first published 15 years ago, Buried Country: The story of Aboriginal country music represented a major addition to the chronicles of Australian music. As a revised and updated edition hits the shelves, Barnaby Smith talks with the book's ...
Body politics goes BlackArtsHub (subscription)

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The Guardian
Don't rush recognition referendum, says LNP's first Indigenous senator
The Guardian
The first female Indigenous senator for the Liberal National party has said a referendum on constitutional recognition should not be rushed. The newly endorsed Queensland LNP senator Joanna Lindgren – the great-niece of the first federal Indigenous ...

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Her comments come in a week that has seen the debate about changing Australia's Constitution to positively acknowledge Aboriginal and Torres ...