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Gonski indigenous 'game changer' at risk - The Age


Gonski indigenous 'game changer' at risk
The Age
The biggest share of the funding will go to Queensland schools, where $1.6 billion will be allocated to some 55,000 indigenous students in 1555 schools over the six years. Of the rest, $1.3 billion would go to NSW schools, $1.1 billion to West ...

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Gonski indigenous 'game changer' at risk - Sydney Morning Herald


Gonski indigenous 'game changer' at risk
Sydney Morning Herald
The biggest share of the funding will go to Queensland schools, where $1.6 billion will be allocated to some 55,000 indigenous students in 1555 schools over the six years. Of the rest, $1.3 billion would go to NSW schools, $1.1 billion to West ...

$5.5b indigenous reforms 'at risk' - The Age


$5.5b indigenous reforms 'at risk'
The Age
The biggest share of the funding will go to Queensland schools, where $1.6 billion will be allocated to some 55,000 indigenous students in 1555 schools over the six years. Of the rest, $1.3 billion would go to NSW schools; $1.1 billion to West ...

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$5.5b indigenous reforms 'at risk' - Sydney Morning Herald


$5.5b indigenous reforms 'at risk'
Sydney Morning Herald
The promise of $5.5 billion to narrow the gap between indigenous and non-indigenous students will be at risk if the states do not sign up to the Gillard government's plan for school improvement, Schools Minister Peter Garrett has warned. More than $200 ...

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Indigenous Round: What does it all stand for? - Fremantle Dockers


Fremantle Dockers

Indigenous Round: What does it all stand for?
Fremantle Dockers
While Indigenous Australians constitute nine per cent of AFL lists and 2.5 per cent of the country's population, Native Americans – including those in Alaska – and indigenous Polynesians of Hawai'i represent 1.5 per cent of the United States population ...
Rugby union in danger of being left behind on indigenous starsThe Australian
Jetta moved by Indigenous roundMelbourne FC

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Indigenous round marred by shocking racial slur - The Roar


Brisbane Times

Indigenous round marred by shocking racial slur
The Roar
The opening game of the AFL indigenous round has left the nation embarrassed following a racial slur made towards the AFL's most high profile indigenous player. On a night where Sydney were underdogs, they were lifted by two of their most exciting ...
AFL: Adam Goodes racially abused while leading Sydney to Indigenous Round ...ABC Online
Goodes a star, on field and offSportal.com.au
AFL star Goodes racially abusedStuff.co.nz
Sydney Morning Herald
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Michael Long, at the Essendon Football Club earlier this year. Picture: David ... - The Australian (blog)


Michael Long, at the Essendon Football Club earlier this year. Picture: David ...
The Australian (blog)
We went part of the way towards doing this in 1967 when we voted to change the Constitution so that indigenous Australians would be counted as citizens. But that referendum didn't recognise our long history and our ongoing role in keeping Australia's ...

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Family tree of achievers inspires student - The Australian


Family tree of achievers inspires student
The Australian
Jayde has now been selected as one of five young indigenous engineering students who have been offered scholarships following a joint partnership between the Australian Indigenous Education Foundation and BHP Billiton. Now 17, Jayde this year began ...

Doubling of indigenous in prisons alarms leaders - Sydney Morning Herald


ABC Online

Doubling of indigenous in prisons alarms leaders
Sydney Morning Herald
A report released on Friday by the federal government has confirmed the number of indigenous Australians in prisons and police custody over the past two decades has more than doubled to almost 8000. The Australian Institute of Criminology report ...
Selling the future shortABC Online
Hollow promises: an enduring tragedyThe Age
Aboriginal incarceration rates hitting crisis levelsBundaberg News Mail

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Growing number of Indigenous deaths in custody alarms Aboriginal leaders - ABC Online


Radio Australia

Growing number of Indigenous deaths in custody alarms Aboriginal leaders
ABC Online
Indigenous leaders have expressed alarm about the ever-growing number of Indigenous Australians in jail. Two-and-a-half per cent of the Australian population are Indigenous, but they make up 26 per cent of the adult prison population. Those figures are ...
No lessons learned on Aboriginal deathsThe Australian
Aboriginal deaths in custody numbers rise sharply over past five yearsRadio Australia
Indigenous Australians 'facing psychological distress'SBS
Yahoo!7 News
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No lessons learned on Aboriginal deaths - Sky News Australia


Sky News Australia

No lessons learned on Aboriginal deaths
Sky News Australia
An Aboriginal justice agency says authorities have failed to learn past lessons, after new figures showed rising numbers of indigenous deaths in custody. A report from the Australian Institute of Criminology on Aboriginal deaths in custody shows that ...
Doubling of indigenous in prisons alarms leadersSydney Morning Herald
Selling the future shortABC Online
NT Indigenous deaths in custody worst in nationYahoo!7 News
The Australian
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No lessons learned on Aboriginal deaths - The Australian


Radio Australia

No lessons learned on Aboriginal deaths
The Australian
A report from the Australian Institute of Criminology on Aboriginal deaths in custody shows that in 2010/11, the most recent period looked at, there were 21 indigenous people who died in custody, about one quarter of all such deaths. The number was one ...
Aboriginal deaths in custody numbers rise sharply over past five yearsRadio Australia
NT Indigenous deaths in custody worst in nationABC Online
Indigenous Australians 'facing psychological distress'SBS

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Indigenous Australians 'facing psychological distress' - SBS


SBS

Indigenous Australians 'facing psychological distress'
SBS
Psychologist and lecturer in Indigenous studies at the University of Western Australia, Professor Pat Dudgeon says the considerably higher rate of distress among Indigenous Australians is not surprising. "Aboriginal people live in a social context ...
Aboriginal deaths in custody numbers rise sharply over past five yearsRadio Australia
Selling the future shortABC Online
No lessons learned on Aboriginal deathsPerth Now
The Australian -The Age -Bundaberg News Mail
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Aboriginal deaths in custody numbers rise sharply over past five years - Radio Australia


Radio Australia

Aboriginal deaths in custody numbers rise sharply over past five years
Radio Australia
A major review of deaths in custody has found a substantial increase in the number of Aboriginal people dying in custody over the past five years. The Australian Institute of Criminology (AIC) study found the overall rate of deaths in state and ...
Selling the future shortABC Online
Growing tragedy of deaths in custodyThe Australian

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'Rise' in deaths in custody - SBS


SBS

'Rise' in deaths in custody
SBS
A report by the Australian Institute of Criminology says the number of Indigenous deaths in custody has increased over the past five years. Read more · WA parents of Saudi detainee meet DFAT · Extra police in London after brutal killing · Photo exhibit ...

Aboriginal deaths in custody numbers rise sharply over past five years - Yahoo!7 News


Yahoo!7 News

Aboriginal deaths in custody numbers rise sharply over past five years
Yahoo!7 News
But there has been a spike in the number Indigenous deaths in custody, in line with an almost doubling of the number of Aboriginal Australians being locked up. The findings come two decades after the landmark Royal Commission into Aboriginal Deaths in ...
NT Indigenous deaths in custody worst in nationABC Online
Indigenous deaths in custody on the riseHerald Sun
Growing tragedy of deaths in custodyThe Australian

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Aboriginal deaths in custody numbers rise sharply over past five years - ABC Online


Sydney Morning Herald

Aboriginal deaths in custody numbers rise sharply over past five years
ABC Online
A major review of deaths in custody has found a substantial increase in the number of Aboriginal people dying in custody over the past five years. The Australian Institute of Criminology (AIC) study found the overall rate of deaths in state and ...
Doubling of indigenous in prisons alarms leadersSydney Morning Herald
Hollow promises: an enduring tragedyThe Age
National strategy to cut Indigenous suicideSBS
Bundaberg News Mail
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NT Indigenous deaths in custody worst in nation - ABC Online


NT Indigenous deaths in custody worst in nation
ABC Online
A report issued by the Australian Institute of Criminology says the Northern Territory has the highest rates of Indigenous deaths in custody in the nation. The report documents overall deaths in custody across Australia to June 30, 2011. Nationally ...
Growing tragedy of deaths in custodyThe Australian

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New Indigenous conservation areas for Kimberley - ABC Online


New Indigenous conservation areas for Kimberley
ABC Online
Four new Indigenous Protected Areas have been officially announced in the Kimberley, comprising one of the largest Indigenous conservation areas in Australia. The Bardi Jawi, Wilinggin, Balanggarra and Dambimangari Protected Areas combine with ...

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