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Aboriginal woman's slaying exposes Australia's racial divide - Jakarta Post

Fri, 2016/12/16 - 5:06am

Jakarta Post

Aboriginal woman's slaying exposes Australia's racial divide
Jakarta Post
Aboriginal woman's slaying exposes Australia's racial divide The family of Lynette Daley walks along Ten Mile Beach after visiting the site where she died near Yamba, Australia, Aug. 15, 2016. The brutal death of Daley, an Aboriginal woman, and the ...

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Noel Pearson complains to CCC over Cape York Aboriginal Australian Academy audit release - ABC Online

Thu, 2016/12/15 - 11:22pm

ABC Online

Noel Pearson complains to CCC over Cape York Aboriginal Australian Academy audit release
ABC Online
Indigenous leader Noel Pearson says he will lodge a complaint with Queensland's corruption watchdog over the release of an audit into his Cape York Aboriginal Australian Academy. The Academy, led by an independent board and chaired by Noel Pearson, ...

Indigenous treaties 'just playing games with words' - The Australian

Thu, 2016/12/15 - 1:01pm

The Australian

Indigenous treaties 'just playing games with words'
The Australian
This assessment, from constitutional lawyers Greg Craven and Anne Twomey, comes after moves toward state-based treaties with Aboriginal communities emerged in Victoria, South Australia and the Northern Territory. Professor Craven, vice-chancellor of ...

Sovereignty: Same indigenous stories, fresh telling - The Australian

Thu, 2016/12/15 - 1:00pm

The Australian

Sovereignty: Same indigenous stories, fresh telling
The Australian
Clarke's work Born of the Land features in Sovereignty, an exhibition at the Australian Centre for Contemporary Art in Melbourne that focuses on the contemporary art of indigenous people from southeast Australia. Born of the Land represents death and ...

Indigenous spending to double, warns Michael Mansell - The Australian

Thu, 2016/12/15 - 1:00pm

The Australian

Indigenous spending to double, warns Michael Mansell
The Australian
“Compensation could be either in the form of money or land, or both,” he writes, citing the instance of the 2015 Noongar agreement in Western Australia that saw claimants surrender native title in exchange for gaining freehold title to up to 320,000ha ...

Female artists and curators making ACCA and NGV 'a little bit blacker' - The Age

Thu, 2016/12/15 - 6:26am

The Guardian

Female artists and curators making ACCA and NGV 'a little bit blacker'
The Age
"We're taking a 'B' and an 'L' and we're making it a little blacker at ACCA," Paola Balla said on Thursday. The co-curator of the Australian Centre for Contemporary Art's first exhibition dedicated entirely to Aboriginal artists, which opens on ...
Long overlooked, Indigenous women's art takes centre stage in Melbourne exhibitionThe Guardian
Indigenous art exhibition Who's Afraid of Colour redefining the genreABC Online

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Startup bent for indigenous jobs - Business News

Thu, 2016/12/15 - 4:41am

Business News

Startup bent for indigenous jobs
Business News
The overarching theme of the Indigenous Business, Enterprise and Corporations Conference was to propose strategies to ensure indigenous Australians have the same access to capital and skills as non-indigenous Australians. “Part of (it) is education and ...

Looking past Hobart Mayor's 'I didn't kill them' comments: MONA's vision unveiled - SBS

Thu, 2016/12/15 - 4:35am

SBS

Looking past Hobart Mayor's 'I didn't kill them' comments: MONA's vision unveiled
SBS
Tasmania's Museum of Old and New Art, MONA in Hobart has a big vision for a National Truth and Reconciliation Art Park that acknowledges the truth of Australia's history and its frontier wars with Aboriginal peoples. Palawa man Greg Lehman worked on ...

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Detention centres 'may hurt' Aussie UN bid - Yahoo7 News

Thu, 2016/12/15 - 3:50am

Detention centres 'may hurt' Aussie UN bid
Yahoo7 News
Amnesty International and the Human Rights Law Centre (HRLC) both believe Australia needs to lift its game in terms of asylum seekers and indigenous Australians to improve its chances of securing a seat. "It needs to, in good faith, clean up its own ...

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Detention centres 'may hurt' Aussie UN bid - NEWS.com.au

Thu, 2016/12/15 - 3:42am

Detention centres 'may hurt' Aussie UN bid
NEWS.com.au
Amnesty International and the Human Rights Law Centre (HRLC) both believe Australia needs to lift its game in terms of asylum seekers and indigenous Australians to improve its chances of securing a seat. "It needs to, in good faith, clean up its own ...

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We should unite around indigenous recognition - The Australian

Wed, 2016/12/14 - 1:00pm

The Australian

We should unite around indigenous recognition
The Australian
The more talk there is of treaties, the less likely it is that Australians will come together to recognise indigenous people in our Constitution. As we report today, South Australia's government has joined Victoria in the pursuit of a treaty with ...
SA to commence Aboriginal treaty talksGeelong Advertiser

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Warren Mundine tells Aboriginal groups to get house in order - The Australian

Wed, 2016/12/14 - 1:00pm

The Australian

Warren Mundine tells Aboriginal groups to get house in order
The Australian
There is enormous responsibility on Aboriginal groups across South Australia to ensure their “houses are in order” before they push for compensation as part of treaty talks with the Weatherill government, the chairman of the Prime Minister's indigenous ...

South Australia moves towards treaty with Indigenous nations - ABC Message Stick

Wed, 2016/12/14 - 9:55am

South Australia moves towards treaty with Indigenous nations
ABC Message Stick
LEIGH SALES, PRESENTER: Across Australia separate campaigns are simultaneously pushing for greater recognition of Australia's Aboriginal history. In South Australia today historic negotiations began to sign a treaty between that government and it's ...

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SA government aims to sign treaty with Indigenous Australians within 12 months - The Guardian

Wed, 2016/12/14 - 7:35am

The Guardian

SA government aims to sign treaty with Indigenous Australians within 12 months
The Guardian
Treaty negotiations will soon begin between Indigenous South Australians and the state government, a step some Aboriginal groups say is an “olive branch”. The SA government has set aside $4.4m over five years for a treaty process that would involve ...
SA to commence Aboriginal treaty talksNEWS.com.au

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Livingstone working to close the Australia Day gap - Rockhampton Morning Bulletin

Wed, 2016/12/14 - 7:26am

Rockhampton Morning Bulletin

Livingstone working to close the Australia Day gap
Rockhampton Morning Bulletin
"The resolution by council was to include up to two indigenous persons in the Australia Day committee which was a motion I moved after feeling very strongly about trying to make positive steps towards inclusive leadership and decision making for ...

The myth of 'over-funded' Indigenous communities - Independent Australia

Wed, 2016/12/14 - 4:55am

Independent Australia

The myth of 'over-funded' Indigenous communities
Independent Australia
For instance, Roebourne in Western Australia's Pilbara is said to have 67 service providers with over 400 programmes for less than 1,200 residents. I know Roebourne pretty much inside out and I do not know where these 67 services are located. Certainly ...

Australia should create seventh state run by Indigenous people, lawyer Michael Mansell says - ABC Online

Wed, 2016/12/14 - 3:54am

ABC Online

Australia should create seventh state run by Indigenous people, lawyer Michael Mansell says
ABC Online
Australia should create a seventh state run by Indigenous people, with its own parliament and court system, an Aboriginal lawyer and activist has proposed. Tasmanian Michael Mansell said statehood was the "ultimate prize" on the path towards ...

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What will Indigenous treaties mean? - ABC Online

Wed, 2016/12/14 - 3:54am

ABC Online

What will Indigenous treaties mean?
ABC Online
Australia is the only Commonwealth country that does not have a treaty with its Indigenous peoples and interestingly, the states are leading the charge, the ABC's editor of Indigenous affairs says. Stan Grant said there was still a "big debate" around ...

Winners of the 2016 Indigenous STEM Awards announced - SBS

Wed, 2016/12/14 - 2:10am

SBS

Winners of the 2016 Indigenous STEM Awards announced
SBS
Despite Indigenous knowledge systems; ecology, astronomy, biology and engineering having sustained Australia for thousands of years, Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people are very underrepresented in today's scientific workforce. Approximately 2 ...

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