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Banned activist Ciaron O'Reilly found in G20 zone - Brisbane Times


Brisbane Times

Banned activist Ciaron O'Reilly found in G20 zone
Brisbane Times
A man shouts during a protest against treatment of Aboriginal Australia. Photo: Daniel Munoz. He's also been issued with a notice of exclusion from the restricted zone. And police are yet to confirm if an American man stopped and searched after filming ...
Hundreds protest Aboriginal deaths in custody ahead of G20 summitABC Local
Police G20 protection action intimidating, says protesterThe Age

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Protesters at the G20 summit | photos - Daily Advertiser


The Conversation AU

Protesters at the G20 summit | photos
Daily Advertiser
People walk along Roma St during a protest for aboriginal rights on November 14, 2014 in Brisbane, Australia at the G20 summit. Photo: Getty Images. People walk along Roma St during a protest for aboriginal rights on November 14, 2014 in Brisbane, ...
G20: Barack Obama leaves his woes at home as he woos young AustraliaThe Guardian
Cameron, Abbott underline UK-Aust tiesSBS
Koala diplomacy: Australian soft power saves the day at G20The Conversation AU

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State of the Aboriginal arts - The Australian


State of the Aboriginal arts
The Australian
Whereas the National Gallery of Australia's Indigenous Art Triennials in Canberra focus on pieces that are already made, Adelaide's exhibition will involve new commissions. The BHP Billiton funding will enable artists to create new works but ownership ...
Bureau launches Indigenous surveyPS News

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Remote Aboriginal communities in the outback face uncertain future - The Australian


Remote Aboriginal communities in the outback face uncertain future
The Australian
WHEN West Australian Premier Colin Barnett signalled his intent this week to close down as many as 150 remote indigenous homelands, he was setting the seal on a profound shift in policy decided by the senior leaders of the Canberra bureaucracy a full ...

by: first watch: Graeme Blundell - The Australian


The Australian

by: first watch: Graeme Blundell
The Australian
It's one she hopes will reveal Aboriginal Australia — its beauty, culture, history and humour — in a more immediate way than her groundbreaking First Australians. In that snarled epic tale, in which she and her writers tried to hold fast to the ...

by: first watch: Graeme Blundell - The Australian


The Australian

by: first watch: Graeme Blundell
The Australian
It's one she hopes will reveal Aboriginal Australia — its beauty, culture, history and humour — in a more immediate way than her groundbreaking First Australians. In that snarled epic tale, in which she and her writers tried to hold fast to the ...

'This land is ours, you can't kick us off it': Aboriginal community - The Australian


'This land is ours, you can't kick us off it': Aboriginal community
The Australian
If they are among the estimated 150 remote Aboriginal communities to close across Western Australia, they say history will repeat itself. It will bring them back to the days when they camped on the fringes of Mullewa, 30km down the road in the state's ...

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Cape land council pushes for indigenous access to bauxite field - The Australian


Cape land council pushes for indigenous access to bauxite field
The Australian
Marcia Langton, professor of Australian indigenous studies at the University of Melbourne who is an expert in the local Wik people's battle for land rights on western Cape York, insisted the ILUA was a “binding contract'' and could not be ignored ...

'Nothing but bush': concern Tony Abbott's erasing Indigenous history - ABC Message Stick


'Nothing but bush': concern Tony Abbott's erasing Indigenous history
ABC Message Stick
You're absolutely right: he did say that the arrival of the First Fleet was the defining moment in Australia's history. And to some extent, it was. The denial of Aboriginal people, their custodianship and ownership of this place was denied, and it has ...

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Aboriginals Decry G-20 Host Australia as Leaders Gather - Businessweek


Businessweek

Aboriginals Decry G-20 Host Australia as Leaders Gather
Businessweek
Across the Brisbane River from where some of the world's biggest leaders will soon gather, a group of 200 indigenous Australians is seeking to present another side to the country's image as host and regional power. “We want to talk to the people of the ...

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Aboriginals Decry G-20 Host Australia as Leaders Gather - Bloomberg


Bloomberg

Aboriginals Decry G-20 Host Australia as Leaders Gather
Bloomberg
Across the Brisbane River from where some of the world's biggest leaders will soon gather, a group of 200 indigenous Australians is seeking to present another side to the country's image as host and regional power. “We want to talk to the people of the ...

Google News

WAR declared at Aboriginal G20 gathering - Brisbane Times


Brisbane Times

WAR declared at Aboriginal G20 gathering
Brisbane Times
Mr Spearim said he hoped WAR would bring together indigenous youth in Australia around a common cause. "There's a lot of Aboriginal people talking about independence and there's a lot of Aboriginal people talking about treaties," he said. "The steps ...
Indigenous protesters decry Genocidal 20Yahoo!7 News
Indigenous protest custody deaths at G20 - The West AustralianThe West Australian
Hundreds protest against Aboriginal deaths in custody during G20Sydney Morning Herald

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WAR declared at Aboriginal G20 gathering - Brisbane Times


Brisbane Times

WAR declared at Aboriginal G20 gathering
Brisbane Times
Mr Spearim said he hoped WAR would bring together indigenous youth in Australia around a common cause. "There's a lot of Aboriginal people talking about independence and there's a lot of Aboriginal people talking about treaties," he said. "The steps ...
Indigenous protest custody deaths at G20 - The West AustralianThe West Australian
Indigenous protesters decry Genocidal 20Yahoo!7 News

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Remote indigenous communities under threat - Brisbane Times


Brisbane Times

Remote indigenous communities under threat
Brisbane Times
Indigenous Affairs Minister Nigel Scullion has accused the South Australian government of neglecting its obligation to Aboriginal residents, after it became the second Australian state this week to raise the possibility of closing remote indigenous ...
WA remote closures 'apartheid', says Warren MundineThe Australian
Cost of closing remote communities greater than tackling issues, Aboriginal ...ABC Online
SA Government warns Indigenous communities could close without federal ...Yahoo!7 News
The West Australian
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Remote indigenous communities under threat - Brisbane Times


Brisbane Times

Remote indigenous communities under threat
Brisbane Times
Indigenous Affairs Minister Nigel Scullion has accused the South Australian government of neglecting its obligation to Aboriginal residents, after it became the second Australian state this week to raise the possibility of closing remote indigenous ...
SA Government warns Indigenous communities could close without federal ...Yahoo!7 News
Cost of closing remote communities greater than tackling issues, Aboriginal ...ABC Online
Barnett expected remote communities flakThe West Australian

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Remote indigenous communities under threat - Sydney Morning Herald


Sydney Morning Herald

Remote indigenous communities under threat
Sydney Morning Herald
Indigenous Affairs Minister Nigel Scullion has accused the South Australian government of neglecting its obligation to Aboriginal residents, after it became the second Australian state this week to raise the possibility of closing remote indigenous ...
WA remote closures 'apartheid', says Warren MundineThe Australian
Cost of closing remote communities greater than tackling issues, Aboriginal ...ABC Online
SA Government warns Indigenous communities could close without federal ...Yahoo!7 News
The West Australian -NEWS.com.au
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Remote indigenous communities under threat - Sydney Morning Herald


Sydney Morning Herald

Remote indigenous communities under threat
Sydney Morning Herald
Indigenous Affairs Minister Nigel Scullion has accused the South Australian government of neglecting its obligation to Aboriginal residents, after it became the second Australian state this week to raise the possibility of closing remote indigenous ...
SA Government warns Indigenous communities could close without federal ...Yahoo!7 News
Remote Aboriginal communities in the outback face uncertain futureThe Australian
Barnett expected remote communities flakThe West Australian

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Tony Abbott Says 'Nothing But Bush' In Australia Before White Settlement - New Matilda


RT

Tony Abbott Says 'Nothing But Bush' In Australia Before White Settlement
New Matilda
The self-appointed “Prime Minister for Aboriginal Affairs” Tony Abbott has reiterated the legal fiction of “terra nullius” stating that Australia was “nothing but bush” before British invasion and called pre-colonisation civilisation “extraordinarily ...
British PM David Cameron addresses parliamentSky News Australia
Cameron, Abbott underline UK-Aust tiesHerald Sun

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SA Government warns Indigenous communities could close without federal ... - Yahoo!7 News


ABC Online

SA Government warns Indigenous communities could close without federal ...
Yahoo!7 News
Aboriginal communities in South Australia could face closure if the Federal Government ceases its funding, the State Government has warned. Western Australian Premier Colin Barnett has announced the state will close 100 to 150 of the 274 remote ...
Cost of closing remote communities greater than tackling issues, Aboriginal ...ABC Online
WA remote closures 'apartheid', says Warren MundineThe Australian
Fears over WA community closuresSBS
The West Australian -9news.com.au
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I merge Indigenous stories with my design – maybe others should too - The Conversation AU


The Conversation AU

I merge Indigenous stories with my design – maybe others should too
The Conversation AU
The Briggs Family Tea Service (main image) I designed for Australian design studio Broached Commissions tells the story of a young British man (George Briggs) and a Tasmanian Aboriginal woman (Woretermoeteyenner), during the very early years of the ...

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