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Australia: Boxer criticised for suggesting people from Aboriginal origin can't ...
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A boxer in Australia has found himself at the receiving end of criticism as he made comments on Facebook which suggested that Aboriginal culture and homosexuality are mutually exclusive. The boxer Anthony Mundine made the comment on Facebook on ...
Mundine defends comments about Aboriginal culture and homosexualitySBS
Mundine on canvas after jabbing at gaysStar Observer

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Mundine defends comments about Aboriginal culture and homosexuality
SBS
Anthony Mundine has defended controversial remarks he made on social media about homosexuality within Indigenous Australia. After watching the first episode of Refern Now series two on ABC last night, Mundine used Facebook to slam the show's ...
Australia: Boxer criticised for suggesting people from Aboriginal origin can't ...PinkNews.co.uk
Mundine on canvas after jabbing at gaysStar Observer

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The Guardian
Indigenous incarceration rates are a national shame
The Guardian
Aboriginal levels of incarceration in Australian prisons have never been higher. In fact, country-wide rates of imprisonment are worse per capita for the black population than during apartheid South Africa. These numbers are also largely ignored. This ...

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SBS
Indigenous marathon runners 'can't wait to get started'
SBS
Luke McKenzie from Murray Bridge in South Australia says he's going to welcome the pain barrier as he counts down for the big race this weekend. The group of 11 athletes are the first team of Indigenous Australians to take part in the New York City ...

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Indigenous Social Enterprise Fund launched: investment and support for ...
StartupSmart
An investment package program for indigenous entrepreneurs creating social enterprises has this week been launched by not-for profit group Reconciliation Australia, government body Indigenous Business Australia and social enterprise consulting group ...

Indigenous women gather in Peru
SBS
Representatives from the Arctic to Australia have travelled to Peru to highlight widespread gender-based violence and other experiences of indigenous women across the globe. The World Conference of Indigenous Women has seen more than 200 women ...

Aboriginal job agency to target senior roles for indigenous workers
The Australian
"In Australia, the focus over the years within Aboriginal employment and training has been on unemployed Aboriginal people, with a strong focus towards government funding (of ) employment and training programs to address this market. "What Spearhead ...
'DREAMWORLD CORROBOREE' A NEW WORLD OPENING AT ...National Indigenous Times

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Swinburne University Media Centre
What is Indigenous Australia in 2013?
Swinburne University Media Centre
Thus, anything written at the level of broadness reflected in the question will tend towards generalisations that risk eliding the diversity and richness of the Indigenous experiences in Australia. 2) Indigeneity is an open question in and of itself ...
Reaching Indigenous youth about mental healthSBS
A world of difference: Alf embraces UN experienceGoulburn Post

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Swinburne University Media Centre
What is Indigenous Australia in 2013?
Swinburne University Media Centre
Thus, anything written at the level of broadness reflected in the question will tend towards generalisations that risk eliding the diversity and richness of the Indigenous experiences in Australia. 2) Indigeneity is an open question in and of itself ...
Reaching Indigenous youth about mental healthSBS
A world of difference: Alf embraces UN experienceGoulburn Post

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Sky News Australia
Sliding attendance contributing to low numeracy, literacy rates: COAG
ABC Message Stick
The report says the NT, South Australia and Western Australia continue to have Indigenous attendance rates more than 10 per cent below non-Indigenous rates across all year levels. The rate for Indigenous Year 10 students in the NT dropped by 14 per ...
Disadvantaged young people face 'life sentence of poverty and exclusion'The Guardian
Education failing poorest studentsThe Canberra Times
Disadvantage persists in schoolsSky News Australia
SBS -NTNews.com.au -The Conversation
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Indigenous high school attendance drops in NT
ABC Online
In the Council of Australian Governments report it reveals the Territory consistently scores the lowest literacy and numeracy rates in the country partly due to the high proportion of Indigenous students struggling to attend school. Michael Coggan ...

Flawed official narrative on indigenous population growth
On Line opinion
A rationalisation of Australia's high recorded Indigenous population growth has developed across officialdom and has received largely unquestioned acceptance. A typical version is given by the Human Rights Commission: "The increases in the Indigenous ...

International Meetings Review
Australia: Voyages Indigenous Tourism Australia Sees Mass Departure of Board
International Meetings Review
The head of Voyages Indigenous Tourism Australia, Koos Klein, has resigned following the removal of half of the Voyages board on Wednesday. Klein, who had been running a $400 million suite of indigenous tourism assets including the Ayers Rock Resort ...

PwC powers Aboriginal 'game changer'
The Australian
AUSTRALIA'S largest indigenous consulting company will be created to lift the quality of advice on public policy and to assist the country's most disadvantaged communities. The new venture, majority owned and operated by Aboriginal people, but ...

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Ireland trounce Indigenous All Stars in international rules Test
The Australian
Australia were embarrassed 116-37 at Croke Park on Saturday night, resulting in the biggest series defeat ever, with the all-indigenous team going down 173-72 on aggregate. "As a coach I'm a bit ill, I'm a bit sick," O'Loughlin said after the loss. "It ...
Indigenous All Stars thrashedPerth Now
Australia goalkeeper Ashley McGrath during the International Rules second Test ...Courier Mail
International Rules: Ireland rout indigenous Aussies to win seriesBBC News
The Canberra Times -AFL.com.au
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SBS
Indigenous lawyer Mansell refuses Australia Day award
SBS
In an opinion piece published in the Tasmanian Times Mr Mansell calls for the creation of an Aboriginal Assembly, adding that any person who accepts an Australia Day award 'without condemnation of the essence of Australia Day celebrations, lacks a ...

Sky News Australia
Aboriginal activist refuses Australia Day award
Sydney Morning Herald
"Australia has not once apologised, and meant it, for the invasion of Aboriginal lands," he said. "There has been no acknowledgement of the massacres that remain hidden under a 'pioneers' version of Australian history. There is no effort to genuinely ...
Wyatt urges new indigenous gap solutionSky News Australia
$25.4 billion spent on Aboriginal disadvantage is a lieSydney Indymedia

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BBC News
Australia goalkeeper Ashley McGrath during the International Rules second Test ...
NEWS.com.au
THE Indigenous All Stars promised to be "hard and tough" in the second International Rules Test but instead were embarrassed by Ireland for the second week running, going down 116-37 at Croke Park in Dublin. The result means Australia lost the two-Test ...
Indigenous All Stars thumped by Ireland in Second International Rules TestABC Online
Indigenous All Stars thrashedPerth Now
International Rules: Ireland rout indigenous Aussies to win seriesBBC News
The Age
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Sky News Australia
Wyatt urges new indigenous gap solution
Sky News Australia
Now is the time for the Abbott government to act on closing the gap between indigenous and non-indigenous Australia, says the country's first Aboriginal MP in federal parliament. Western Australia's Liberal Member for Hasluck, Ken Wyatt, says that ...
$25.4 billion spent on Aboriginal disadvantage is a lieThe Stringer

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Uluru purge sparks Virgin threat
The Australian
One of the ousted board members, former Indigenous Business Australia general manager Ron Morony, has written to Tony Abbott saying the governance of the resort's owner, the Indigenous Land Council, is in crisis and urging him to take immediate action.

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