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Hall of fame accolade crowns a life of firsts
The Australian
He was the first Aboriginal man from Arnhem Land to gain a university degree and one of the first indigenous principals of an Australian school, at his home community of Yirrkala. He spent many years working to improve indigenous education. In 1993 he ...
Yothu Yindi to be inducted into ARIA Hall of FameHerald Sun

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Murray plan 'ignores Indigenous nations'
SBS
Fred Hooper, the chairman of the Northern Murray Darling Basin Aboriginal Nations says he's saddened that representatives of the more than 30 nations who live in the basin were not involved in discussions which led to the Murray-Darling basin plan ...

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Aboriginal concerns halt Buru Energy oil project
The Australian
KRED Enterprises today said Nyikina Mangala traditional owners had demanded the Perth-based company cease operations at the project, about 100km east of Broome in WA's Kimberley region, where extended production testing began in March.
Buru destroyed Aboriginal site - claimSky News Australia
Fears Indigenous archaeological site destroyedABC Online
Buru Energy 'bulldozed Aboriginal site'The West Australian
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Warriors search for Maori Students for Summit
World of Rugby League
The Australian Rugby League Commission (ARLC) organises the event to recognise outstanding achievement and application to education, culture and the community by selecting a total of 64 young Aboriginal, Torres Strait Islander (Indigenous Australian) ...

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Home truths
Sydney Morning Herald
''And [white] Australians will love it, it'll be a breath of fresh air for them, a real revelation.'' The series is the first piece of drama produced by the ABC's Indigenous Department, which saw in Redfern Now not only an opportunity for making great ...

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From the MCG to the desert salt pans
The Australian
But their success is in stark contrast to the often grim reality of grassroots sport in many remote indigenous communities in Australia, where some kids are forced to play on salt pans. The federal government has been keen to piggy back on the ...

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From the MCG to the desert salt pans
NEWS.com.au
But their success is in stark contrast to the often grim reality of grassroots sport in many remote indigenous communities in Australia, where some kids are forced to play on salt pans. The federal government has been keen to piggy back on the ...

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Buru destroyed Aboriginal site - claim
Sky News Australia
Traditional owners claim Buru Energy has destroyed an Aboriginal heritage site at its Ungani oil project about 100km east of Broome in Western Australia's Kimberley region. KRED Enterprises on Friday said Nyikina Mangala traditional owners had ...
Fears Indigenous archaeological site destroyedABC Online
Buru Energy 'bulldozed Aboriginal site'The West Australian
Mining company accused of destroying Indigenous siteAustralian Mining

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Buru destroyed Aboriginal site: claim
The Australian
KRED Enterprises on Friday said Nyikina Mangala traditional owners had demanded the Perth-based company stop work at the project, where extended production testing began in March. "Buru Energy bulldozed through sand dunes, destroying a significant ...
Fears Indigenous archaeological site destroyedABC Online
Mining company accused of destroying Indigenous siteAustralian Mining
Buru Energy 'bulldozed Aboriginal site'The West Australian

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Buru destroyed Aboriginal site: claim
Ninemsn
Traditional owners claim Buru Energy has destroyed an Aboriginal heritage site at its Ungani oil project about 100km east of Broome in Western Australia's Kimberley region. KRED Enterprises on Friday said Nyikina Mangala traditional owners had ...
Mining company accused of destroying Indigenous siteAustralian Mining

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inquiry raises adoption for foster kids
The Australian
"Historical practices of forced adoptions in Australia for both Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander and non-Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Australians have had devastating long-term impacts on both adoptive children and their biological ...

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Sydney Morning Herald
Indigenous rangers spread the word
Sydney Morning Herald
Mr McCarthy, a 25-year-old Bardi Jawi indigenous ranger from the Kimberley, is one of the pioneering delegation taking the knowledge of Australia's Aboriginal land management to the world. The federal government says the tour next week to meet first ...

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Australian university oration honours Mabo legacy
Radio Australia
This year it featured two speakers who've been at the very centre of one of Australia's most controversial indigenous land rights rulings. Gail Mabo, daughter of Eddie Mabo - who won a 10-year native title legal battle in the Australian High Court in ...

The West Australian
MP attacks 'bloody greenies
The West Australian
Australia's first female indigenous MP has accused green groups of “colonising” Aboriginal people in their bid to block the Kimberley gas hub, saying the development was her people's best chance of controlling their destiny. In an impassioned speech in ...

Aussie indigenous team gain a lot
Daily News & Analysis
Cricket Australia's (CA) National Indigenous Development Squad, who were in the country as a part of the 'Aus Fest' for the past two weeks, will take home more than just the experience of playing here. Playing their last match of the tour against the ...

Making the world a more dangerous place: the eager role of Julia Gillard
On Line opinion
Australia has 40% of the world's uranium, all of it on indigenous land. Prime Minister Julia Gillard has just been to India to sell uranium to a government that refuses to sign the Nuclear Non Proliferation Treaty (NPT) and whose enemy, Pakistan, is ...

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Making the world a more dangerous place – the eager role of Julia Gillard
New Statesman
Australia has 40 per cent of the world's uranium, all of it on indigenous land. Prime Minister Julia Gillard has just been to India to sell uranium to a government that refuses to sign the Nuclear Non-Proliferation Treaty (NPT) and whose enemy Pakistan ...

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Sydney Morning Herald
Indigenous rangers spread the word
Sydney Morning Herald
Mr McCarthy, a 25-year-old Bardi Jawi indigenous ranger from the Kimberley, is one of the pioneering delegation taking the knowledge of Australia's Aboriginal land management to the world. The federal government says the tour next week to meet first ...

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Making the world a more dangerous place – the eager role of Julia Gillard
New Statesman
Australia has 40 per cent of the world's uranium, all of it on indigenous land. Prime Minister Julia Gillard has just been to India to sell uranium to a government that refuses to sign the Nuclear Non-Proliferation Treaty (NPT) and whose enemy Pakistan ...
Indian leaders interact with Australian premierTimes of India

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