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Mundine unhelpful on Aboriginal marginalisation - The Australian Financial Review


Mundine unhelpful on Aboriginal marginalisation
The Australian Financial Review
Warren Mundine's article “Green groups keep Aboriginal people in poverty” (AFR, July 2) is untrue, unfair and, most importantly, unhelpful in advancing meaningful action on Aboriginal disadvantage. Long ago, the Australian Conservation Foundation ...

Festival author urges more indigenous participation - Sunraysia Daily


Festival author urges more indigenous participation
Sunraysia Daily
Bruce – who has been a publisher, editor, teacher, farmer, fisherman, Aboriginal community secretary and curriculum designer – said his findings were backed by evidence from explorers in Australia who documented these ideas in their journals and writing.

Plenty of pride for Port Adelaide's plan - Port Adelaide


Port Adelaide

Plenty of pride for Port Adelaide's plan
Port Adelaide
We've made a lot of progress towards recognising Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples and there is a broader push for this to continue through the recognition of all indigenous Australians in our nation's constitution, another initiative ...
No wrong time to pledge supportSouth Coast Register
Hip hop artists Jimblah, Horrorshow warm their vocals for NAIDOCSydney Morning Herald
NAIDOC Week celebrations kick offThe Queensland Times

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Cricket Australia recognises indigenous Australians - Brisbane Times


Brisbane Times

Cricket Australia recognises indigenous Australians
Brisbane Times
Cricket Australia has thrown its weighty support behind the growing movement to have Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islanders acknowledged in the Australian Constitution. The country's peak cricketing body announced on Saturday Australia's top players ...

Cricket Australia recognises indigenous Australians - Brisbane Times


Brisbane Times

Cricket Australia recognises indigenous Australians
Brisbane Times
Former Australian Test cricketer and the first indigenous Australian to represent Australia, Jason Gillespie, said via a statement Cricket Australia's support for the movement filled him with pride. Gillespie is currently coaching in the United Kingdom ...

Aboriginal Australian Art Exhibit Comes to South Jakarta - Jakarta Globe


Aboriginal Australian Art Exhibit Comes to South Jakarta
Jakarta Globe
Jakarta. An exhibition of indigenous Australian visual art opened at D'Gallerie in South Jakarta on Thursday night. “Message Stick: Indigenous Identity in Urban Australia,” tells the stories of some of the complex perspectives of contemporary ...

Aboriginal Australian Art Exhibit Comes to South Jakarta - Jakarta Globe


Aboriginal Australian Art Exhibit Comes to South Jakarta
Jakarta Globe
Jakarta. An exhibition of indigenous Australian visual art opened at D'Gallerie in South Jakarta on Thursday night. “Message Stick: Indigenous Identity in Urban Australia,” tells the stories of some of the complex perspectives of contemporary ...

Secret $700m deal ripping us apart - NEWS.com.au


Secret $700m deal ripping us apart
NEWS.com.au
A BITTER row over an until-now secret $700m mining deal involving two of Australia's pre-eminent Aboriginal clans is tearing part of our country asunder. In a special report, News Corp Australia goes to the birthplace of land rights in this nation to ...
$700 million mining deal in Arnhem Land tears the Aboriginal Gumatj and ...Herald Sun

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Aboriginal legal service loses funding - Mondaq News Alerts (registration)


Aboriginal legal service loses funding
Mondaq News Alerts (registration)
The Federal Government recently announced that they will cease funding the Aboriginal Legal Services' Prisoner ThroughCare program, effective as of 30 June 2014. The purpose of the program, which was implemented at the recommendation of the Royal ...

Indigenous advisor calls Tony Abbott's comments about settlement of Australia ... - Sydney Morning Herald


Indigenous advisor calls Tony Abbott's comments about settlement of Australia ...
Sydney Morning Herald
Tony Abbott's chief indigenous adviser has described as ''silly'' the Prime Minister's comment that Australia was ''scarcely settled'' before British colonisation. The chairman of the Prime Minister's indigenous advisory council, Warren Mundine, was in ...

Illawarra Aboriginal leader on Abbott's 'unsettled' speech - Illawarra Mercury


Illawarra Aboriginal leader on Abbott's 'unsettled' speech
Illawarra Mercury
Prime Minister Tony Abbott's comments that Australia was "unsettled" before British "foreign investment" arrived in 1788 were out of step with a great number of Australians who recognised Aboriginal history, Illawarra Aboriginal leader Sharralyn ...

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Kicking some Port Adelaide Power goals for indigenous youth - The Australian


Kicking some Port Adelaide Power goals for indigenous youth
The Australian
As director of Adelaide Football Club's indigenous program, Andrew McLeod's good works extend as far as South Australia's furthest corner, the APY Lands in the shadow of Uluru. Hawthorn has forged a strong link with Aboriginal communities in the ...

Kicking some Port Adelaide Power goals for indigenous youth - The Australian


Kicking some Port Adelaide Power goals for indigenous youth
The Australian
As director of Adelaide Football Club's indigenous program, Andrew McLeod's good works extend as far as South Australia's furthest corner, the APY Lands in the shadow of Uluru. Hawthorn has forged a strong link with Aboriginal communities in the ...

Ancient wisdom tapped for trees - The Australian


Ancient wisdom tapped for trees
The Australian
Discovering what indigenous Australians want included in those standards has fallen to a group headed by Rowan Foley, a former Uluru park ranger of the Wondunna clan of the Badtjala people from Fraser Island. “As the original owners and managers of our ...

Australia's last indigenous police tracker, Barry Port, has been described as ... - Courier Mail


Brisbane Times

Australia's last indigenous police tracker, Barry Port, has been described as ...
Courier Mail
BARRY Port, Australia's last indigenous police tracker, has been described as a living legend. The 71-year-old's retirement yesterday brings to a close a remarkable era for the Aboriginal craftsmen who have helped police hunt down criminals and find ...
Cape York Aboriginal police tracker Barry Port retiringABC Local
Australia's last 'tracker' Barry Port retiresBrisbane Times
Indigenous police tracker 'living legend'Yahoo!7 News

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Australia's last indigenous police tracker, Barry Port, has been described as ... - Courier Mail


Australia's last indigenous police tracker, Barry Port, has been described as ...
Courier Mail
BARRY Port, Australia's last indigenous police tracker, has been described as a living legend. The 71-year-old's retirement yesterday brings to a close a remarkable era for the Aboriginal craftsmen who have helped police hunt down criminals and find ...

Aboriginal people get a new voice - Sky News Australia


Sky News Australia

Aboriginal people get a new voice
Sky News Australia
Aboriginal people living in the far-flung communities of the western top end of the Northern Territory don't always get heard by governments, but now a new council will help them raise their voices. The NT government made an election promise in 2012 to ...

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Indigenous senator angry at Australian PM's comment on settlement - GlobalPost


Indigenous senator angry at Australian PM's comment on settlement
GlobalPost
CANBERRA, July 4 (Xinhua) -- Australia's indigenous senator Nova Peris on Friday condemned the comments by Prime Minister Tony Abbott on British settlement, saying they were "highly offensive, dismissive of indigenous peoples." Delivering the keynote ...

Indigenous senator angry at Australian PM's comment on settlement - GlobalPost


Indigenous senator angry at Australian PM's comment on settlement
GlobalPost
CANBERRA, July 4 (Xinhua) -- Australia's indigenous senator Nova Peris on Friday condemned the comments by Prime Minister Tony Abbott on British settlement, saying they were "highly offensive, dismissive of indigenous peoples." Delivering the keynote ...

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