The Sydney Morning Herald How to fix the flaw at the heart of Australian politics The Sydney Morning Herald In 1967 we amended the constitution to grant full and proper rights and recognition to Australia's Indigenous population. Racked as our current system is by instability, to the detriment of good government, we should be prepared today to make similarly ...
The Canberra Times How to fix the flaw at the heart of Australian politics The Canberra Times In 1967 we amended the constitution to grant full and proper rights and recognition to Australia's Indigenous population. Racked as our current system is by instability, to the detriment of good government, we should be prepared today to make similarly ...
The Australian Mind your own business, Aboriginal lands chief tells Ombusman The Australian In an unprecedented legal case with implications for indigenous land councils across the country, the general manager of South Australia's remote Aboriginal region is embroiled in a Supreme Court challenge over the authority of the state's Ombudsman.
The Australian Gap disability data available 'on a plate' The Australian The report, titled Culture is Inclusion, documented what he called “intersectional discrimination”, with disabled indigenous Australians facing inequality not just in the provision of disability services but also in areas such as health, education ...
Travel Weekly Two Indigenous Landmarks Considered For Seven Wonders Of Australia Travel Weekly Ikara (Wilpena Pound) and Kati Thanda Lake Eyre – two of Australia's iconic indigenous locations – are under consideration for selection in the Seven Wonders of the World campaign currently being run by online travel company – Experience Oz. Six South ...
ABC News Mount Druitt's 'Home and Away': new soap opera showcases the 'real' Australia ABC News The pilot episode of a new soap opera produced by an Indigenous artist and performed by a western Sydney Liberian comedy group, aims to show audiences that there is more to Australia than Summer Bay. Where is Home? premiered at the live event Druitt ...
ABC News The dental divide – and the decay of public dental services ABC News About one in five Australians do not get the recommended level of oral health care. The picture is worse for Indigenous Australians, especially in remote communities where sugar-laden processed foods are ubiquitous but dental services are scarce.
QNews Major Grant To Fund Research Into Indigenous LGBTIQ Mental Health QNews In July, research published in the Medical Journal of Australia showed a 33 per cent rise in rates of new HIV transmissions among Indigenous Australians, which experts said could jeopardise Australia's goal of ending HIV by 2020 if left unaddressed.
The Guardian Remains of more than 60 Aboriginal people reburied after Kimberley floods The Guardian The remains of more than 60 Aboriginal people have finally been reburied, after floods in 2017 destroyed the Fitzroy Crossing cemetery in Western Australia's Kimberley region, leaving human bones and body bags exposed. The remains of many European ...