Mainstream Media (Keywords: Indigenous, Australia)

Katherine Times
Australians on the Western Front: Australian citizens only when in the trenches
Katherine Times
COURAGE: Private Miller Mack of the 50th Australian Infantry Battalion was one of 21 Ngarrindjeri men who enlisted. Picture: AWM P10608.010. About 1000 Indigenous soldiers volunteered for the First World War despite Australia's Defence Act excluding ...

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Esperance Express
Australians on the Western Front: Australian citizens only when in the trenches
Esperance Express
About 1000 Indigenous soldiers volunteered for the First World War despite Australia's Defence Act excluding Aboriginal men from military service. Although a May 1917 regulation enabled men with one white parent to enlist, most of the Indigenous ...

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Western Advocate
Australians on the Western Front: Australian citizens only when in the trenches
Western Advocate
COURAGE: Private Miller Mack of the 50th Australian Infantry Battalion was one of 21 Ngarrindjeri men who enlisted. Picture: AWM P10608.010. About 1000 Indigenous soldiers volunteered for the First World War despite Australia's Defence Act excluding ...

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The Mandarin
Between two worlds: the challenges of public sector Indigenous leadership
The Mandarin
An academic paper examining how Indigenous public servants navigate between Western and Aboriginal ideas of leadership has been awarded most influential article in the Australian Journal of Public Administration. Professor Jenny Stewart and Dr James ...
Australian Indigenous Tourism Conference ramps up for LorneCIM Newsmagazine (press release) (blog)

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Inside Film
Indigenous screen delegation bound for Los Angeles
Inside Film
The visit by the delegation, which includes David Jowsey, Greer Simpkin and Charlotte Seymour, is an extension of Screen Australia's Talent USA initiative and coincides with the agency celebrating 25 years of Indigenous screen stories. The November 5 ...

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ten daily
ScoMo And Harry On The Harbour Bridge Won't Be A Good Look For Australia
ten daily
As far as we know, no representation of indigenous Australians will be in the photo shoot at all. Welcome to Australia in 2018: white, male, colonial. Now, the reason they're climbing the bridge is highly commendable. Let this not detract from that ...

The Guardian
Indigenous incarceration is a national tragedy – and both left and right need to solve it
The Guardian
Yet the response from the Indigenous affairs minister, Nigel Scullion, was that these matters are “primarily a matter for the states that own, operate and control the justice system”. This view is clearly at odds with the report of the Australian Law ...
Australia promotes soft power in India through Aboriginal cultureEconomic Times

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ABC News
Aboriginal leaders want Voice to Parliament referendum delayed
ABC News
Aboriginal leaders tell Parliament they do not support a referendum to establish an Indigenous advisory board; The group said the vote would be guaranteed to fail without generating more support among Australians; The comments have disappointed some ...
Remote Indigenous businesses can apply for $100000 start-up packagesKatherine Times

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Indigenous incarceration is a national tragedy – and both left and right need to solve it  The Guardian

Our criminal justice system is a costly failure and a national Closing the Gap target to reduce imprisonment rates is needed.

Aboriginal leaders want Voice to Parliament referendum delayed  ABC News

Three of the country's most influential Aboriginal leaders tell Parliament a referendum to establish a new Indigenous advisory body would be a guaranteed ...

Indigenous incarceration is a national tragedy – and both left and right need to solve it  The Guardian

Our criminal justice system is a costly failure and a national Closing the Gap target to reduce imprisonment rates is needed.

Mirror.co.uk
Prince Harry and Meghan stop by Charcoal Lane for 'touch, taste, smell' experience
NEWS.com.au
... Australia-supported restaurant. “The food that was served up today was snippets of the type of food they would eat in the restaurant. They were very engaged in that,” Mr Crellin said. “They ate in the restaurant and prior to that they did try some ...
Meghan and Harry get taste of Australia with indigenous cookery class - and kangaroo for lunchMirror.co.uk
Taste of Australia for Meghan and HarrySBS

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Swinburne University of Technology
Swinburne researcher contributes to the development of new 50 dollar note
Swinburne University of Technology
Swinburne's Dr Karen Hughes has led the research behind the design of one side of the new Australian 50 dollar bank note that features celebrated Indigenous Australian David Unaipon. A senior lecturer in Indigenous Studies and expert in Ngarrindjeri ...

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Australian Defence Magazine
Broadspectrum launches Indigenous engagement plan
Australian Defence Magazine
Reconciliation Australia has joined Broadspectrum to launch the company's fourth Reconciliation Action Plan (RAP) at Chinchilla in Queensland. The launch comes off the back of successes the company has had in this space. Broadspectrum has successfully ...

ArtsHub
Wesfarmers announces $4M partnership with NGA
ArtsHub
NGA has announced a new six-year, $4 million partnership which includes a major international touring exhibition of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander art in Asia. The exhibition, Indigenous Australian Masterpieces, will launch in 2020, and will be ...

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The Australian
Indigenous gems book passage to Asia for art tour
The Australian
The National Gallery of Australia and its longstanding indigenous arts partner, Wesfarmers Arts, will announce today a major international touring exhibition of Aboriginal and Torres Strait art in Asia and a $600,000 commission for an artwork to be ...

The Australian Financial Review
Women of Influence 2018 winner fights for recognition of Indigenous Australians
The Australian Financial Review
Asked about the day she read the Uluru statement from the heart in May last year, Megan Davis remembers lots of tears. But mostly she remembers exhaustion. "Looking back we were running on adrenaline because we'd been running the referendum ...

The Canberra Times
Wallabies want Indigenous jersey at World Cup but there's a catch
The Canberra Times
Assuming nothing changes in the fine print for the 2019 event, the Wallabies will have to secure agreement from the Rugby Australia board and executive to make the Indigenous jersey their alternate strip and then win the toin coss ahead of the match ...
Wallabies to don Indigenous jersey at TwickenhamRugby.com.au
'Absolute privilege': Wallabies to wear indigenous jersey at Twickenham against EnglandDaily Telegraph
Wallabies to wear Indigenous jersey against England at TwickenhamESPN
Sports News
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The Sydney Morning Herald
Wallabies Indigenous jersey request for World Cup
The Sydney Morning Herald
A coin toss will determine whether the Wallabies play a historic first World Cup match in the Indigenous jersey next year. Test playmaker Kurtley Beale ventured ...
Kurtley Beale wants indigenous jersey at World CupESPN
Beale calls for Indigenous World Cup jerseyRugby.com.au

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ABC News
Australia's biggest native title claim, worth about $1.3b, registered three years after deal struck
ABC News
Australia's largest native title settlement, worth about $1.3 billion, has been officially accepted for registration, more than three years after a deal was struck to resolve claims in the state's South West.

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