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Research shows smoking rates declining among Indigenous Australians - Radio Australia


Research shows smoking rates declining among Indigenous Australians
Radio Australia
It's not often we hear good news about health indicators for Indigenous Australians, but a new report has found that the number of heavy smokers within Australia's Indigenous population has almost halved in the past 20 years. Australian research shows ...

Peace prize winner condemns NSW Taser use - ABC Message Stick


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Peace prize winner condemns NSW Taser use
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Senator Holland is renowned for fighting against apartheid in South Africa, helping create a democratic Zimbabwe and advocating for indigenous Australians. She continues to promote peace in Zimbabwe through her role as minister for reconciliation ...
Sekai Holland to receive Sydney Peace Prize 2012ABC Online

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National Indigenous 3on3 Basketball and Hip Hop Challenge to be held at ... - Express Advocate Wyong


Express Advocate Wyong

National Indigenous 3on3 Basketball and Hip Hop Challenge to be held at ...
Express Advocate Wyong
There will be good vibes, fun and plenty of action when the National Indigenous 3on3 Basketball and Hip Hop Challenge is held at Bateau Bay PCYC on November 23. It's a fun free day for indigenous and non-indigenous school students of Wyong Shire to ...

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Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Men's Sheds Share in New Funding - Invest in Australia


Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Men's Sheds Share in New Funding
Invest in Australia
Twenty-six Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Men's Sheds and groups, located in every mainland state and the Northern Territory, have won grants for their local community activities in a special $125,000 round funded by the Australian Government.

Australian research shows indigenous heavy smoking rates declining - Radio Australia


Australian research shows indigenous heavy smoking rates declining
Radio Australia
It's not often we hear good news about health indicators for indigenous Australians, but a new report has found that the number of indigenous heavy smokers has almost halved in the past 20 years. Australian research shows indigenous heavy smoking rates ...

Buru, Mitsubishi strike Kimberley gas deal - Ninemsn


Buru, Mitsubishi strike Kimberley gas deal
Ninemsn
Last month Buru Energy stopped work at its Ungani oil project in Western Australia after traditional owners said it had destroyed a significant Aboriginal archaeological site. Nyikina Mangala traditional owners had demanded the Perth-based company ...

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Native Title threatened by miner's “war of attrition” - National Indigenous Times


Native Title threatened by miner's “war of attrition”
National Indigenous Times
By National Indigenous Times West Australian reporter Gerry Georgatos. Fortescue Metals Group has embarked upon a "war of attrition" using the legal system against the Yindjibarndi Aboriginal Corporation and initiating 25 separate actions through the ...

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Mining deal bombshell - Exclusive - National Indigenous Times


Mining deal bombshell - Exclusive
National Indigenous Times
By National Indigenous Times west Australian reporter Gerry Georgatos. A lawyer who spent more than a year representing the interests of the Wirlu-murra Yindjibarndi Aboriginal Corporation has claimed the organisation was a "quickly formed front" to ...

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Advice: Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander viewers are advised that this ... - ABC Message Stick


Advice: Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander viewers are advised that this ...
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John Flynn dug a hole in the red, sandy soil of outback South Australia in 1911 and planted a palm tree. That small act marked the Inland Mission taking control of a nursing home at Oodnadatta, a speck of a town created as the terminus of the Great ...

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Indigenous win in native title case - The West Australian


The West Australian

Indigenous win in native title case
The West Australian
In a two to one majority decision, which could still be appealed to Australia's High Court, the Federal Court ruled that if mining activities in the region covered by the native title claim were to cease, the Ngarla people "are free again to exercise ...
Ngarla people call for end to litigation on rightsABC Online

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Minister told to back off on listing - The Australian


Minister told to back off on listing
The Australian
During Environment Minister Tony Burke's visit to Aurukun this week, Mayor Dereck Walpo said his community -- on the peninsula's west coast -- was wary of a nomination and wanted to run its own consultation process. "They need to back away, they need ...
No decision yet on Cape World Heritage consultationABC Online

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Biodiversity fund opens for land managers in Northern Australia - Invest in Australia


Biodiversity fund opens for land managers in Northern Australia
Invest in Australia
Mr Burke said the Northern Australia Targeted Investment, the latest round of the Biodiversity Fund, would help Indigenous communities, farmers, environmental groups and land managers protect the unique biodiversity of northern Australia. The ...

$360m investment in uni research to benefit Australians - Invest in Australia


$360m investment in uni research to benefit Australians
Invest in Australia
The Australian Research Council's major grants will also increase opportunities for Indigenous researchers and researchers in the early stages of their careers. Minister for Science and Research, Senator Chris Evans, today announced the 1014 successful ...

Synthetic cannabis spreads to APY Lands - ABC Message Stick


Synthetic cannabis spreads to APY Lands
ABC Message Stick
There are signs a new type of illegal drug is becoming widespread on remote Aboriginal lands in South Australia's far north-west, police have warned. Police say at least half a dozen people in the APY Lands have gone to health clinics recently with ...

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The Sapphires shines light on Aboriginal Australia - BBC News


BBC News

The Sapphires shines light on Aboriginal Australia
BBC News
A feel-good film based on the true story of an Aboriginal girl group battling prejudice in 1960s Australia wowed Cannes and is now a hit Down Under. The Sapphires is based on the true story of an Aboriginal girl group from the same family who left ...
Movie investors face wait for a glittering prizeSydney Morning Herald

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Landmark Native Title victory in Pilbara - Radio Australia


Landmark Native Title victory in Pilbara
Radio Australia
There's been a major land right victory for Australian Aboriginal people in the heart of The Pilbara, the uiron ore mining region of north western Australia. Landmark Native Title victory in Pilbara (Credit: ABC). The West Australian government and B-H ...

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World's indigenous leaders converge on Yarrabah for Cairns eclipse - The Cairns Post


The Cairns Post

World's indigenous leaders converge on Yarrabah for Cairns eclipse
The Cairns Post
The Australia-first will see indigenous leaders from the Pacific Islands, North and South America, Japan and the Philippines camp at Wungu Beach from Saturday for a five-day global elders gathering. The invitation-only event is historic, says Gurubuna ...

Professor campaigns for Indigenous Land Bank to unlock potential of native ... - Brisbane Times


Professor campaigns for Indigenous Land Bank to unlock potential of native ...
Brisbane Times
Father Brennan, professor of law at the Australian Catholic University, suggests an Indigenous Land Bank would be an effective way to promote the economic development of these holdings. Native title now covered 16 per cent of Australia, but the areas ...

Professor campaigns for Indigenous Land Bank to unlock potential of native ... - Sydney Morning Herald


Professor campaigns for Indigenous Land Bank to unlock potential of native ...
Sydney Morning Herald
Father Brennan, professor of law at the Australian Catholic University, suggests an Indigenous Land Bank would be an effective way to promote the economic development of these holdings. Native title now covered 16 per cent of Australia, but the areas ...

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