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There Is No Reconciliation Until Australia Acts On Indigenous Suicide - Junkee

Tue, 2019/06/04 - 1:48am
There Is No Reconciliation Until Australia Acts On Indigenous Suicide  Junkee

*Content* warning: this article discusses suicide. To heal the nation, we must heal our First Nations, and this process is overdue. Australia should be hanging its ...

Water work gives trainee a pathway - The West Australian

Tue, 2019/06/04 - 1:25am
Water work gives trainee a pathway  The West Australian

A Water Corporation trainee praised his employer's commitment to workforce equality during Reconciliation Week last week.

Gunya Farm provides shelter - The West Australian

Tue, 2019/06/04 - 1:15am
Gunya Farm provides shelter  The West Australian

To most, Gunya is an Aboriginal word for shelter, but to Ted Hill, it represents home. Standing outside the gate to what he claims will be the last farm he will own ...

Video | news.com.au — Australia's #1 news site - NEWS.com.au

Tue, 2019/06/04 - 12:51am
Video | news.com.au — Australia's #1 news site  NEWS.com.au

EXCLUSIVE: Northern Territory Chief Minister Michael Gunner is calling on the federal government to allow the return of alcohol to remote Indigenous ...

Aboriginal Medal honour an inspirational moment - The West Australian

Tue, 2019/06/04 - 12:20am
Aboriginal Medal honour an inspirational moment  The West Australian

An Albany police officer has been recognised among the first recipients of the inaugural Aboriginal *Service* Medal.

Kitchen Garden: Making the most of cumquats - The Canberra Times

Tue, 2019/06/04 - 12:14am
Kitchen Garden: Making the most of cumquats  The Canberra Times

It's citrus season in Canberra, here's a few ideas for cumquats.

Adam Goodes found watching documentary on AFL exit 'really traumatic' - ABC News

Mon, 2019/06/03 - 11:56pm
Adam Goodes found watching documentary on AFL exit 'really traumatic'  ABC News

The director of a film exploring Adam Goodes's exit from the AFL following sustained booing by opposition fans has said the Aboriginal football star found it "really traumatic" to relive the events when he watched the film. Key points: - The documentary is comprised of edited archival footage from the period surrounding Goodes's departure - Its director has said he wants to hold "a mirror" up to Australians so they can judge the events for themselves - The film will not be released in cinemas but will be made available to schools and sporting clubs The Final Quarter is a documentary compile...

How an Indigenous Youth Council is connecting young people with culture - Heywire - ABC Local

Mon, 2019/06/03 - 11:42pm
How an Indigenous Youth Council is connecting young people with culture - Heywire  ABC Local

How an Indigenous youth council is tackling suicide and loss of culture in the Pilbara.

'Grounded in Truth. Walk Together with Courage' - AdNews

Mon, 2019/06/03 - 10:59pm
'Grounded in Truth. Walk Together with Courage'  AdNews

Over the last few years, we have seen sporting organisations and major events incorporating 'Welcome to Country' – but how much do we really know about the ...

A path towards the dual-naming of Mount Kosciuszko - About Regional

Mon, 2019/06/03 - 9:01pm
A path towards the dual-naming of Mount Kosciuszko  About Regional

Senior people within the Ngarigo and Polish communities have laid out their preferred route towards the dual naming of Australia's highest peak.

Blues trio will sing anthem ‘loud and proud’ - Daily Telegraph

Mon, 2019/06/03 - 9:00pm
Blues trio will sing anthem ‘loud and proud’  Daily Telegraph

And NSW’s indigenous players claim to have “no problem whatsoever” with teammates singing the anthem. Indigenous Blues Cody Walker, Latrell Mitchell and Josh Addo-Carr will stand silent during Advance Australian Fair, as will Queensland centre Will Chambers. While respecting their contentious stance, Cordner, Cook and Trbojevic said they would offer up an emotional rendition of the national anthem before the game. Your Daily Telegraph subscription delivers more than you expect “I am a proud Australian and I will be singing the national anthem, definitely,” said Cordner, the NSW skipper. “In...

Crikey Worm: Australian officials urge UK Huawei ban - Crikey

Mon, 2019/06/03 - 8:59pm
Crikey Worm: Australian officials urge UK Huawei ban  Crikey

Good morning, early birds. Australian officials have pushed for the UK to follow suit on Australia's Huawei 5G ban.

Finn Hill and Jasmine McCorquodale Claim 2019 Australian Indigenous Titles At Bells - Coastalwatch

Mon, 2019/06/03 - 3:24pm
Finn Hill and Jasmine McCorquodale Claim 2019 Australian Indigenous Titles At Bells  Coastalwatch

COASTALWATCH | BEST OF THE WEB. While many of our eyes were cast west over the weekend, to Margaret River and the big league's of the WSL's CT, the ...

Consultation, common sense are the keys to indigenous progress - The Australian

Mon, 2019/06/03 - 2:05pm
Consultation, common sense are the keys to indigenous progress  The Australian

Paul Kellys thought-provoking advocacy was an apt complement to the acclaimed appointment of Ken Wyatt as our first indigenous cabinet minister A strong ...

Reversing the despair that drives indigenous suicide - The Australian

Mon, 2019/06/03 - 2:04pm
Reversing the despair that drives indigenous suicide  The Australian

The facts are too grave, too clear-cut and too compelling to ignore. They also disabuse Australians of the idea that there is something mysterious about the rash ...

Indigenous health: Revolt scuppers bid to let the grog flow again - The Australian

Mon, 2019/06/03 - 2:01pm
Indigenous health: Revolt scuppers bid to let the grog flow again  The Australian

Plans for a one-off event to allow the legal sale of alcohol in Aurukun have been scrapped amid fears the decision could lead to a return of grog-fuelled violence ...

Treaties in Victoria pave the way for national Voice - Sydney Morning Herald

Mon, 2019/06/03 - 2:00pm
Treaties in Victoria pave the way for national Voice  Sydney Morning Herald

Since colonisation, Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people have not had a truly strong mechanism so that our voices can be heard. Over the years, we have been invited onto advisory committees, and tried other processes. These have not resulted in much success. It is 2019 and we as First Peoples need to be able to have a say on what happens, in a way that we do not at the moment. It is about empowerment. Victoria’s Treaty Advancement Commissioner Jill Gallagher.Photo: Supplied The journey to set up a national voice – and onwards – will be complicated. It will have challenges. But any...

Suicide driven by abuse, violence - The Australian

Mon, 2019/06/03 - 2:00pm
Suicide driven by abuse, violence  The Australian

Nearly two-thirds of indigenous people who took their own lives this year had experienced domestic violence and a third of ­indigenous children who committed suicide had been victims of sexual abuse, new analysis of Australia’s suicide crisis reveals. Respected researcher Gerry Georgatos, who leads the Nat­ional Critical Response Trauma Recovery Project and who compiled the latest data, said trauma, poverty, insecure housing and unemployment were common themes. The extent of the crisis was reported in The Weekend Australian, which revealed 77 indigenous people had committed suicide in the f...

Langer Cup indigenous round livestreamed - Courier Mail

Mon, 2019/06/03 - 2:00pm
Langer Cup indigenous round livestreamed  Courier Mail

Karne Young designed the jumper for his teammates to be worn in the indigenous round clash that aimed to also emphasis the Healthy Choices program. Young, a proud indigenous man, said he had to work around St Mary’s traditional blue and white stripes. MATCHES TO BE LIVESTREAMED “The shirt overall means warrior,’’ Young said. “That is our way of saying we are strong as one, that we will always be together as one. “With colours, I went for a sunset background so show we shine even during the lowest part of the sun no matter what.’’ Young said it was fantastic the Marsden-St Mary’s Langer Cup ...

Treaties in Victoria pave the way for national Voice - Brisbane Times

Mon, 2019/06/03 - 2:00pm
Treaties in Victoria pave the way for national Voice  Brisbane Times

Victoria will establish the First Peoples' Assembly of Victoria later this year. The assembly will help lay the foundations for treaty negotiations.

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