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Plea on indigenous misery
The West Australian
In an interview with _The Weekend West _, Senator Scullion said without immediate investment in Aboriginal Australia, especially in school attendance, incarceration rates would continue to be high. "I'm miffed that in a really forward-thinking, smart ...

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The West Australian
Plea on indigenous misery
The West Australian
In an interview with _The Weekend West _, Senator Scullion said without immediate investment in Aboriginal Australia, especially in school attendance, incarceration rates would continue to be high. "I'm miffed that in a really forward-thinking, smart ...

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The West Australian
Plea on indigenous misery
The West Australian
Plea on indigenous misery The West Australian. Indigenous Affairs Minister Nigel Scullion has declared war on "passive racism", saying he is affronted that a clever and innovative country such as Australia had not solved indigenous disadvantage.

The West Australian
Plea on indigenous misery
The West Australian
In an interview with _The Weekend West _, Senator Scullion said without immediate investment in Aboriginal Australia, especially in school attendance, incarceration rates would continue to be high. "I'm miffed that in a really forward-thinking, smart ...

Plea on indigenous misery
The West Australian
In an interview with _The Weekend West _, Senator Scullion said without immediate investment in Aboriginal Australia, especially in school attendance, incarceration rates would continue to be high. "I'm miffed that in a really forward-thinking, smart ...

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Plea on indigenous misery
The West Australian
Plea on indigenous misery The West Australian. Indigenous Affairs Minister Nigel Scullion has declared war on "passive racism", saying he is affronted that a clever and innovative country such as Australia had not solved indigenous disadvantage.
A radical rethink on housing is necessary, says ScullionNational Indigenous Times
Another $18 million committed towards combating truancyNoosa News

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Another $18 million committed towards combating truancy
Noosa News
Federal Indigenous Affairs Minister Nigel Scullion said on Sunday (Mar 23) 40 remote communities already benefit from school attendance officers on the ground working with parents and communities to improve school attendance rates. "Attendance rates ...

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Another $18 million committed towards combating truancy
Coffs Coast Advocate
Federal Indigenous Affairs Minister Nigel Scullion said on Sunday (Mar 23) 40 remote communities already benefit from school attendance officers on the ground working with parents and communities to improve school attendance rates. "Attendance rates ...

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Another $18 million committed towards combating truancy
Toowoomba Chronicle
Federal Indigenous Affairs Minister Nigel Scullion said on Sunday (Mar 23) 40 remote communities already benefit from school attendance officers on the ground working with parents and communities to improve school attendance rates. "Attendance rates ...

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Review: From aboriginal Australia to Wagner's Rhine River with the FW Symphony
Dallas Morning News
In fact, the unnamed player alternated between two of the aboriginal Australian instruments in the concert-opening Earth Cry by Peter Sculthorpe, at 84 the dean of Australian composers. In each classical program this season, the FWSO is including a ...

Euahlayi People take on Australia in court
National Indigenous Times
The Euahlayi Peoples of western New South Wales have challenged the Commonwealth of Australia's right to claim sovereignty of their Country by refusing to pay rates being charged by the Brewarrina Shire Council and taking action in the... More of this ...

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Hundreds protest in support for Swan Valley's Nyungahs but Barnett says “no way”
National Indigenous Times
Hundreds of protesters led by Elders, sister and brother, Bella and Herbert Bropho gathered at the steps of Western Australia's Parliament demanding the State Government clear the way for the Swan Valley Nyungah People to return to their former home at ...

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eTurboNews
British Columbia: An authentic aboriginal experience
eTurboNews
Keith Henry, Aboriginal Tourism Association of B.C.'s chief executive officer, says he's had similar experiences in Australia and New Zealand, countries long considered innovators when it comes to developing aboriginal tourism markets, but it's the ...

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Baseball - Indigenous Australian footballer Goodes tosses first pitch
Yahoo Eurosport UK
Indigenous football player Adam Goodes, who was named Australian of the Year in 2013, threw the ceremonial first pitch before the opening game of the Major League Baseball season at the Sydney Cricket Ground (SCG) on Saturday. Reuters – 7 hours ago.

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Indigenous Australian footballer Goodes tosses first pitch
Reuters
SYDNEY (Reuters) - Indigenous football player Adam Goodes, who was named Australian of the Year in 2013, threw the ceremonial first pitch before the opening game of the Major League Baseball season at the Sydney Cricket Ground (SCG) on Saturday.

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Indigenous Australian footballer Goodes tosses first pitch
SBS
SYDNEY (Reuters) - Indigenous football player Adam Goodes, who was named Australian of the Year in 2013, threw the ceremonial first pitch before the opening game of the Major League Baseball season at the Sydney Cricket Ground (SCG) on Saturday.

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Indigenous Australian footballer Goodes tosses first pitch
Reuters UK
SYDNEY (Reuters) - Indigenous football player Adam Goodes, who was named Australian of the Year in 2013, threw the ceremonial first pitch before the opening game of the Major League Baseball season at the Sydney Cricket Ground (SCG) on Saturday.

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OpEdNews
Another stolen generation: how Australia still wrecks Aboriginal families
OpEdNews
I would've been hung years ago, wouldn't I? Because [as an Aboriginal Australian] you're guilty before you're found innocent." The child's grandmother demands to know why "the stealing of our kids is happening all over again." A welfare official says ...

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OpEdNews
Another stolen generation: how Australia still wrecks Aboriginal families
OpEdNews
I would've been hung years ago, wouldn't I? Because [as an Aboriginal Australian] you're guilty before you're found innocent." The child's grandmother demands to know why "the stealing of our kids is happening all over again." A welfare official says ...

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First Aboriginal Woman in Senate Won Gold for Australia
WNN - Women News Network
Then-Prime Minister Julia Gillard offered her the chance to become the first female Aboriginal member of the federal parliament, ordering an incumbent senator to stand aside so Peris, who battled poverty and racist taunts on the path to becoming an ...