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Nominees announced for 2019 SA Australian of the Year awards - Clare Northern Argus

Mon, 2018/10/29 - 10:23am

Clare Northern Argus

Nominees announced for 2019 SA Australian of the Year awards
Clare Northern Argus
Vicky is a former SA representative of the National Aboriginal & Torres Strait Islander Women's Alliance (NATSIWA), representing them at the United Nations Commission on the Status of Women. She was inducted in the South Australian Women's Honour ...

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Nominees announced for 2019 SA Australian of the Year awards - Barossa & Light Herald

Mon, 2018/10/29 - 7:33am

Barossa & Light Herald

Nominees announced for 2019 SA Australian of the Year awards
Barossa & Light Herald
Vicky is a former SA representative of the National Aboriginal & Torres Strait Islander Women's Alliance (NATSIWA), representing them at the United Nations Commission on the Status of Women. She was inducted in the South Australian Women's Honour ...

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MAJOR INDIGENOUS COMMISSION FOR THE ASIAN STAGE - Aboriginal Art Directory News

Mon, 2018/10/29 - 6:24am

Aboriginal Art Directory News

MAJOR INDIGENOUS COMMISSION FOR THE ASIAN STAGE
Aboriginal Art Directory News
The National Gallery of Australia and its longstanding Indigenous arts partner, Wesfarmers Arts, have announced a new six-year, $4 million partnership which includes a major international touring exhibition of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander art ...

Indigenous Australians - Indigenous Australians - Monash Lens

Mon, 2018/10/29 - 5:52am
Indigenous Australians - Indigenous Australians  Monash Lens

Monash is committed to fostering a society that respects Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples, cultures and knowledges, and works towards addressing ...

Nominees announced for 2019 SA Australian of the Year awards - The Islander

Mon, 2018/10/29 - 2:38am

The Islander

Nominees announced for 2019 SA Australian of the Year awards
The Islander
Vicky is a former SA representative of the National Aboriginal & Torres Strait Islander Women's Alliance (NATSIWA), representing them at the United Nations Commission on the Status of Women. She was inducted in the South Australian Women's Honour ...

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No ETA on crucial evaluation report: Indigenous affairs under scrutiny in estimates - The Mandarin

Mon, 2018/10/29 - 2:05am

No ETA on crucial evaluation report: Indigenous affairs under scrutiny in estimates
The Mandarin
Scullion said he didn't think there was “any particular kerfuffle in Indigenous Australia” over the appointment that lasted more than a day or so, contrary to several reports emerging from communities like Boroloola and Ceduna. Scullion said nobody has ...

Baby born with syphilis in South Australia for first time in 18 years - ABC News

Sun, 2018/10/28 - 8:11pm

ABC News

Baby born with syphilis in South Australia for first time in 18 years
ABC News
The outbreak, which is believed to have started in an Aboriginal community in northern Queensland in 2011, has spread across four jurisdictions to include the Northern Territory, South Australia and Western Australia. Health Department figures show ...

Video - NEWS.com.au

Sun, 2018/10/28 - 6:19am

NEWS.com.au

Video
NEWS.com.au
The co-founder of Indigenous Women in Mining Australia has launched her first networking event in Brisbane, aimed at connecting women to the mining industry. Florence Drummond told Sky News her enterprise encourages women to become business ...

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Tensions high among Aboriginal communities ahead of Tony Abbott's special envoy visit - ABC News

Sun, 2018/10/28 - 2:24am

ABC News

Tensions high among Aboriginal communities ahead of Tony Abbott's special envoy visit
ABC News
The ABC understands that tensions are high among South Australian Indigenous communities regarding the timing of an expected visit from special envoy for Indigenous Affairs Tony Abbott in the wake of a recent alleged murder in Ceduna.

The American dream: WA Indigenous stockmen train for college rodeo - ABC News

Sun, 2018/10/28 - 2:22am

ABC News

The American dream: WA Indigenous stockmen train for college rodeo
ABC News
A group of young Indigenous stockmen from WA's far north is one step closer to competing on the professional bull riding circuit in America, thanks to a training program set up by a local rodeo organiser. After travelling thousands of kilometres to ...

Tarnanthi Art Fair shines a light on the next generation of emerging Indigenous artists - ABC News

Sat, 2018/10/27 - 9:36pm

ABC News

Tarnanthi Art Fair shines a light on the next generation of emerging Indigenous artists
ABC News
At the height of the global financial crisis in 2009, the sale of Indigenous art hit an all-time low, galleries around Australia closed their doors and many artists simply stopped painting because they could not sell their work.

National Indigenous health staffing reaches crisis point as community relies on 'Panadol clinic' - ABC News

Sat, 2018/10/27 - 8:07pm

ABC News

National Indigenous health staffing reaches crisis point as community relies on 'Panadol clinic'
ABC News
Mr Wyatt told the ABC at the Council of Australian Governments meeting in Alice Springs, federal, state and territory governments "agreed to the immediate preparation of a national Indigenous health workforce plan to increase the number of Aboriginal ...

Fake Aboriginal art diminishes authenticity of the whole industry, ACCC says - ABC News

Sat, 2018/10/27 - 3:57am

ABC News

Fake Aboriginal art diminishes authenticity of the whole industry, ACCC says
ABC News
"The problem in the case is that despite that imagery being used, all of those products were made or produced in Indonesia, brought into Australia, [and] then sold as having been made in Australia or hand-painted in Australia by Indigenous artists," Ms ...

Nigel Scullion was not told Tony Abbott appointed Indigenous envoy - The Guardian

Fri, 2018/10/26 - 4:49am

The Guardian

Nigel Scullion was not told Tony Abbott appointed Indigenous envoy
The Guardian
“I don't think there was any particular kerfuffle in Indigenous Australia about that and, if there was, it certainly didn't last above a day,” he said. The response from many Indigenous organisations and the communities Abbott visited in the role has ...
Nigel Scullion first heard about Tony Abbott's Indigenous envoy role through the media, not from PM Scott MorrisonABC News
Minister not consulted on Tony Abbott role9news.com.au

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Minister urged to investigate charities commissioner Gary Johns' 'offensive' views - The Guardian

Fri, 2018/10/26 - 3:09am

The Guardian

Minister urged to investigate charities commissioner Gary Johns' 'offensive' views
The Guardian
Labor has called on the Indigenous affairs minister, Nigel Scullion, to investigate the “offensive” views of the charities commissioner, Gary Johns, after the former Labor MP refused to back away from past comments that pregnant Indigenous women were ...

Victoria's Indigenous treaty on course despite Coalition bid to stop it - The Guardian

Thu, 2018/10/25 - 10:02pm

The Guardian

Victoria's Indigenous treaty on course despite Coalition bid to stop it
The Guardian
Victoria's minister for Aboriginal affairs, Natalie Hutchins, told Guardian Australia the government was committed to “true reconciliation” through progressing a treaty with the state's Indigenous peoples. In last year's budget the government committed ...

'Abysmal': Pat Dodson condemns government audit of deaths in custody reform - The Guardian

Thu, 2018/10/25 - 5:00pm

The Guardian

'Abysmal': Pat Dodson condemns government audit of deaths in custody reform
The Guardian
“If I was minister for Indigenous affairs, I wouldn't be happy with that as a report card,” Dodson told Guardian Australia. Dodson said it was “totally unsatisfactory” that only 55% of recommendations about keeping people out of prison had been ...

Jaramer Legal aims to delivers results for indigenous communities - The Australian

Thu, 2018/10/25 - 1:01pm

The Australian

Jaramer Legal aims to delivers results for indigenous communities
The Australian
Hear from our panel of experts, Alison Kitchen National Chairman KPMG, Elizabeth Proust Chairman Australian Institute of Company Directors, John H C Colvin Consultant and Former Partner, Herbert Smith Freehills & Sam Mostyn Chair Citibank Australia.

Tasmanian Aboriginal groups divide over land claims - The Australian

Thu, 2018/10/25 - 1:00pm

The Australian

Tasmanian Aboriginal groups divide over land claims
The Australian
However, Rodney Dillon, from the seven-member Tasmanian Regional Aboriginal Communities Alliance, said land was best returned to “local people” rather than ALCT. “Local Aboriginal people all around Australia want the land to be given back to local ...

The condition of indigenous Australians is a national disgrace - The Economist

Thu, 2018/10/25 - 7:00am
The condition of indigenous Australians is a national disgrace  The Economist

JUST OVER 3% of Australians, around 800000 people, claim indigenous ancestry. They constitute a tiny minority in every part of the country, except the sparsely ...

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