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Digital technology helps unearth new evidence about Australia's past - The Guardian

Fri, 2019/03/15 - 2:21am
Digital technology helps unearth new evidence about Australia's past  The Guardian

Digital technology is bringing Australia's history to people in a way that wasn't possible a decade ago, a leading researcher on the massacres of Indigenous ...

Tasmanian prisoners increase as jail site shortlist nears - Tasmania Examiner

Fri, 2019/03/15 - 1:37am
Tasmanian prisoners increase as jail site shortlist nears  Tasmania Examiner

Tasmania's prisoner numbers are continuing to grow as the state government prepares to consider the best site for a new jail in the state's northern half.

White critics don’t know how to deal with the golden age of Indigenous stories - The Guardian

Fri, 2019/03/15 - 1:17am
White critics don’t know how to deal with the golden age of Indigenous stories  The Guardian

First Nations writers are reduced to moral objects, to be emptily liked or disliked in a white culture war we never asked for.

Report rings alarm bells on local government workforce - Government News

Fri, 2019/03/15 - 12:46am
Report rings alarm bells on local government workforce  Government News

A national survey of local government raises concerns about the sector's rapidly ageing and poorly skilled workforce. The survey of the nation's 242 councils, ...

State of emergency: healthcare a sore point in NSW election - The Guardian

Thu, 2019/03/14 - 11:43pm
State of emergency: healthcare a sore point in NSW election  The Guardian

An ageing population, rising GP costs and ailing regional hospitals are testing Australia's most populous state. The Coalition and ALP are pledging more funding ...

Drug and alcohol report uncovers burden in regional Australia - ABC News

Thu, 2019/03/14 - 10:36pm
Drug and alcohol report uncovers burden in regional Australia  ABC News

A new report finds a huge spike in drug-related deaths in regional Australia, which researchers are attributing to the use of opioids.

Pharmacist named NSW Aboriginal Woman of the Year - Australian Journal of Pharmacy

Thu, 2019/03/14 - 10:00pm
Pharmacist named NSW Aboriginal Woman of the Year  Australian Journal of Pharmacy

From the small town of Trangie to a network of like-minded Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander health professionals, it's community that's been at the heart of ...

ABC News quiz: This week could be your passport to the perfect score - ABC News

Thu, 2019/03/14 - 9:13pm
ABC News quiz: This week could be your passport to the perfect score  ABC News

You'd better double-check your passport — we're taking you on a trip down memory lane. Let's see how much you can remember from a week of tricky travel ...

Racism a possibility in death of pregnant woman, inquest hears - The Recorder

Thu, 2019/03/14 - 9:00pm
Racism a possibility in death of pregnant woman, inquest hears  The Recorder

Naomi Williams and her unborn baby boy died of treatable sepsis after 18 hospital visits.

Racism a possibility in death of pregnant woman, inquest hears - Tenterfield Star

Thu, 2019/03/14 - 9:00pm
Racism a possibility in death of pregnant woman, inquest hears  Tenterfield Star

Naomi Williams and her unborn baby boy died of treatable sepsis after 18 hospital visits.

Racism a possibility in death of pregnant woman, inquest hears - Eyre Peninsula Tribune

Thu, 2019/03/14 - 9:00pm
Racism a possibility in death of pregnant woman, inquest hears  Eyre Peninsula Tribune

Naomi Williams and her unborn baby boy died of treatable sepsis after 18 hospital visits.

Alice Springs at-risk students to return to school after moving for planned Indigenous art gallery - ABC News

Thu, 2019/03/14 - 8:55pm
Alice Springs at-risk students to return to school after moving for planned Indigenous art gallery  ABC News

Some of Alice Springs's most at-risk students will soon return to a permanent school building following weeks of being unable to attend class, after they were ...

Friday essay: why is Australian satire so rarely risky? - The Conversation AU

Thu, 2019/03/14 - 7:01pm
Friday essay: why is Australian satire so rarely risky?  The Conversation AU

Today's screen satire frequently preaches to the converted. Fortunately, there are some notable exceptions that can skewer even the most progressive of ...

Indigenous guardians, leaders hope to build a national watchman program - National Observer

Thu, 2019/03/14 - 4:06pm
Indigenous guardians, leaders hope to build a national watchman program  National Observer

Shaunna Morgan Siegers was first called by the land and water when she was 18, halfway through her first year at university.

Sir Doug Nicholls Round to honour Long - AFL.com.au

Thu, 2019/03/14 - 9:58am
Sir Doug Nicholls Round to honour Long  AFL.com.au

Essendon and AFL great Michael Long will be honoured in this year's Sir Doug Nicholls Round.

'Houses were burned': Papuans claim thousands displaced in conflict - SBS News

Thu, 2019/03/14 - 7:47am
'Houses were burned': Papuans claim thousands displaced in conflict  SBS News

A West Papuan has told the UN Human Rights Council thousands of Indigenous Papuans are being displaced because of ongoing conflict in the ...

Witoelar Dialogue responds to the region's climate change challenges - Griffith News

Thu, 2019/03/14 - 7:17am
Witoelar Dialogue responds to the region's climate change challenges  Griffith News

Griffith Asia Institute has affirmed its commitment to strengthening regional expertise on sustainable development and climate change with the inaugural ...

Intervention Anyone? Imagine If The Catholic Church Were An Aboriginal Community - New Matilda

Thu, 2019/03/14 - 7:15am
Intervention Anyone? Imagine If The Catholic Church Were An Aboriginal Community  New Matilda

The response of some leaders to the jailing of George Pell and the rampant paedophilia inside the Catholic Church leads John Passant to wonder why the ...

Where Melbourne Chefs Eat in Autumn Food & Drink 14 Mar 2019 - Broadsheet

Thu, 2019/03/14 - 7:03am
Where Melbourne Chefs Eat in Autumn Food & Drink 14 Mar 2019  Broadsheet

One of our best fine-dining chefs has found Melbourne's top falafel. Another's tracked down the tastiest banh mi in town. And a third secretly lives on cheese ...

Indigenous patients suffer racial bias in hospitals, Naomi Williams inquest told - The Guardian

Thu, 2019/03/14 - 7:00am
Indigenous patients suffer racial bias in hospitals, Naomi Williams inquest told  The Guardian

Standard of care is worse, expert says, and Indigenous people are five times more likely to be discharged than non-Indigenous.

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