Mainstream Media (Keywords: Indigenous, Australia)

Eternity News
Bible translation runs in the family for these indigenous women
Eternity News
Two women from remote South Australia told a room full of delegates that they grew up watching their parents translate the Bible from English into Pitjantjatjara, a language spoken by several thousand indigenous Australians in Central Australia.

SBS
More Indigenous midwives equals strong cultural connection for mothers and babies: expert
SBS
Only one per cent of Australian midwives are of an Aboriginal or Torres Strait Islander background despite six per cent of all Australian births being Indigenous. Angela Coe is a Wiradjuri woman from Cowra, Central New South Wales. She lives in Redfern ...
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Bega District News
EDITORIAL: Indigenous languages should have a voice in education
Bega District News
Over the years researchers have ignored or left out the Djiringanj from their work, further confusing non-Indigenous Australia's understanding of the Bega Valley's original people. People of all ages are hungry to learn and understand more of the ...

Indigenous voice key to education progress
SBS
Aboriginal educational disadvantage will only be addressed with the full participation of indigenous people, from the national level down to individual schools, a review has found. A review released by the Australian Council for Educational Research on ...

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The Guardian
Indigenous people jailed for stalking in NSW increases eightfold, report finds
The Guardian
“I was troubled by the fact that this did not look like an upsurge in offending, it looked like an upsurge in policing and court severity,” he told Guardian Australia. “If we are serious about reducing Indigenous imprisonment, it's really sad that we ...

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Indigenous voice key to education progress - The Australian
The Australian
Aboriginal educational disadvantage will only be addressed with the full participation of indigenous people, from the national level down to individual schools, ...

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Indigenous voice key to education progress
NEWS.com.au
"Indigenous Australian children carry with them the educational and trauma debts of their parents, grandparents and communities," he said. Dr Gillan, who is Executive Director of Education Partnerships in the Northern Territory Education Department ...

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ABC Online
Women's World Cup: England shake a hoodoo, and expose Australia's concealed flaws
ABC Online
At 20 years of age, she will captain Australia's Indigenous side to England next year to celebrate the 150th anniversary of the first Australian touring team. She is, on every front, a class prospect with the bat. And in this Australian team? She has ...

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The West Australian
Aboriginal footy talent 'let down by AFL inaction'
The West Australian
Once one of Australia's most exciting footballers, Michael Mitchell fears Aboriginal talent is being lost at the elite level because of AFL inaction at the game's grassroots. The 1984 Sandover medallist and dual All-Australian, who won the AFL's 1990 ...

The West Australian
French-Australian 'common vision' praised
The West Australian
He also thanked Mr Turnbull for ratifying the Paris climate agreement that binds Australia to meeting carbon-emission reductions of 26-28 per cent of 2005 levels by 2030. Mr Macron also invoked a saying attributed to indigenous Australians that “those ...

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Voice of America
New Map Details Aboriginal Massacres in Australia
Voice of America
Researchers in Australia have created what they say is the most detailed map ever to record the massacres of Indigenous Australians by European settlers. The document, published by the University of Newcastle, took four years to produce, and followed ...

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The Age
Marcia Ella-Duncan hopes Netball Australia taps into 'incredible' indigenous talent
The Age
Marcia Ella-Duncan was the first of just two indigenous women to represent Australia in netball and she says it's time to tap into the "incredible pools of talent" in Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander communities. Ella-Duncan debuted for Australia ...

The Sydney Morning Herald
Marcia Ella-Duncan hopes Netball Australia taps into 'incredible' indigenous talent
The Sydney Morning Herald
Marcia Ella-Duncan was the first of just two indigenous women to represent Australia in netball and she says it's time to tap into the "incredible pools of talent" in Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander communities. Ella-Duncan debuted for Australia ...

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Shepparton News
Way ahead for Aborigines
Shepparton News
Professor Langton is among one of the first professors of indigenous studies in Australia and her speech, titled From the margins to the mainstream: Indigenous recovery in rural Australia, proposed education targets for local indigenous youth and ...

SBS
11 people elevating Indigenous languages
SBS
... including being appointed as a Member of the Order of Australia in 2015. One of his key achievements was when AIATSIS' Australian Indigenous Languages Collection was inscribed in Australia's Memory of the World Register, part of UNESCO's Memory of ...

Save The Children Australia
What NAIDOC Week means at Save the Children
Save The Children Australia
As we celebrate NAIDOC Week, Heather Finlayson, Save the Children's Head of Australian Programs, reflects on the contribution of our Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander staff, and the enduring partnerships we have developed with organisations and ...

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dailytelegraph.com.au
Fox TV star Hannah Hollis reveals racist vilification at school over Aboriginal background
dailytelegraph.com.au
It has now become Hollis' passion to try to change people's perceptions of indigenous Australians and she hopes her career success will inspire others. Hollis is the first person in her family to go to university, where she studied journalism. She ...

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Cessnock Advertiser
Mapping Aboriginal massacres makes it time to recognise the colonial wars, say leading historians
Cessnock Advertiser
Professor Ryan and Tasmanian author Professor Henry Reynolds – whose books documented the "forgotten" and "silent" colonial wars against Aboriginal people – said it was time for the Australia War Memorial to recognise this war. "Certainly it is time ...

InDaily
The Australian palaeodiet: which native animals should we eat?
InDaily
The large number of freshwater shellfish middens scattered along Australia's inland lakes, rivers and creeks indicates that freshwater molluscs were an important food resource for indigenous Australians. Recent analysis of middens along the Murray ...

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Cosmos
Indigenous hydrogeologist Bradley Moggridge
Cosmos
Moggridge, 45, currently working on his PhD at the University of Canberra, is a member of the Kamilaroi people, one of the four largest Indigenous nations in Australia. Their traditional lands cover a large expanse of northern New South Wales and ...