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Indigenous NRL players' anthem stand backed by Spike Lee - Northern Star

Sat, 2019/06/01 - 7:30am
Indigenous NRL players' anthem stand backed by Spike Lee  Northern Star

American film director Spike Lee has praised indigenous rugby league players who plan to remain silent during the national anthem at next week's Origin clash.

'The lyrics do not unite anyone': Ferguson weighs into anthem debate - The Age

Sat, 2019/06/01 - 7:23am
'The lyrics do not unite anyone': Ferguson weighs into anthem debate  The Age

Blake Ferguson has not sung Advance Australia Fair in three years. But he makes a point of telling Indigenous youngsters to make up their own minds about singing the national anthem. Blake Ferguson would also have remained silent during the national anthem on Wednesday had he made the Blues side.Photo: Wolter Peeters And Australian Rugby League Commission chairman Peter Beattie has welcomed the stance taken by NSW players Cody Walker, Josh Addo-Carr and Latrell Mitchell, as well as Queensland's Will Chambers, to remain silent at Suncorp Stadium on Wednesday as the anthem plays. Beattie said...

Spike Lee on NRL, racism and new film - Blue Mountains Gazette

Sat, 2019/06/01 - 5:39am
Spike Lee on NRL, racism and new film  Blue Mountains Gazette

American director Spike Lee has praised indigenous rugby league players who plan to remain silent during the national anthem at next week's State of Origin. ".

Indigenous Football's new dawn - FTBL | The home of football in Australia - The Women's Game

Sat, 2019/06/01 - 5:27am
Indigenous Football's new dawn - FTBL | The home of football in Australia  The Women's Game

The co-founder of the Australian Indigenous Football Championships believes Aboriginal football is booming after the Indigenous men's and women's teams ...

Eurobodalla backs harbour bridge Aboriginal flag campaign - About Regional

Sat, 2019/06/01 - 2:10am
Eurobodalla backs harbour bridge Aboriginal flag campaign  About Regional

An online petition to fly the Aboriginal flag from the top of the Sydney Harbour Bridge year-round has won the unanimous support of Eurobodalla Shire ...

Adopting an Indigenous totem could be a simple way to care for country - ABC News

Sat, 2019/06/01 - 2:01am
Adopting an Indigenous totem could be a simple way to care for country  ABC News

Scientists are pushing for Indigenous knowledge to be put into practice to help conserve species in one of the world's unique biodiversity hotspots. Stephen Hopper, a biodiversity professor and author at the University of Western Australia, has spent years learning from Aboriginal elders and absorbing the land management practices of our First Nations people. He suggested that an effective approach to environmental protection boiled down to two simple outlooks: firstly caring for the water and mountains and secondly, adopting a totem. Kaat and beeliar: Water and mountains Professor Hopper s...

Dancing sensation attracts strong crowd - Observer

Sat, 2019/06/01 - 2:00am
Dancing sensation attracts strong crowd  Observer

A CROWD of more than 300 were treated to a unique performance by the indigenous dance group Djuki Mala at the Gladstone Entertainment Convention ...

Reconciliation week: what the city's kids are saying - The Northern Daily Leader

Sat, 2019/06/01 - 2:00am
Reconciliation week: what the city's kids are saying  The Northern Daily Leader

The students of today have the biggest stake in our future.

The teen helping teach Aboriginal kids how to swim - ABC News

Sat, 2019/06/01 - 1:50am
The teen helping teach Aboriginal kids how to swim  ABC News

Last year Piper Stewart realised she was the only Indigenous child in her swimming club at Griffith, in the New South Wales Riverina, and decided to do something about it. "I went home, and I was thinking about why and I realised not as many people have as much money to pay, because swimming lessons are pretty expensive," she said. Key points: - Griffith teenager Piper Stewart was the only Aboriginal child in her swimming club - Indigenous Australians are four times more likely to drown than non-Indigenous Australians - Piper started a charity to help fund swimming lessons for local Aborigi...

The teen helping teach Aboriginal kids how to swim - ABC News

Sat, 2019/06/01 - 1:50am
The teen helping teach Aboriginal kids how to swim  ABC News

Last year Piper Stewart realised she was the only Indigenous child in her swimming club at Griffith, in the New South Wales Riverina, and decided to do something about it. "I went home, and I was thinking about why and I realised not as many people have as much money to pay, because swimming lessons are pretty expensive," she said. Key points: - Griffith teenager Piper Stewart was the only Aboriginal child in her swimming club - Indigenous Australians are four times more likely to drown than non-Indigenous Australians - Piper started a charity to help fund swimming lessons for local Aborigi...

The teen helping teach Aboriginal kids how to swim - ABC News

Sat, 2019/06/01 - 1:50am
The teen helping teach Aboriginal kids how to swim  ABC News

Last year Piper Stewart realised she was the only Indigenous child in her swimming club at Griffith, in the New South Wales Riverina, and decided to do something about it. "I went home, and I was thinking about why and I realised not as many people have as much money to pay, because swimming lessons are pretty expensive," she said. Key points: - Griffith teenager Piper Stewart was the only Aboriginal child in her swimming club - Indigenous Australians are four times more likely to drown than non-Indigenous Australians - Piper started a charity to help fund swimming lessons for local Aborigi...

The teen helping teach Aboriginal kids how to swim - ABC News

Sat, 2019/06/01 - 1:50am
The teen helping teach Aboriginal kids how to swim  ABC News

Last year Piper Stewart realised she was the only Indigenous child in her swimming club at Griffith, in the New South Wales Riverina, and decided to do something about it. "I went home, and I was thinking about why and I realised not as many people have as much money to pay, because swimming lessons are pretty expensive," she said. Key points: - Griffith teenager Piper Stewart was the only Aboriginal child in her swimming club - Indigenous Australians are four times more likely to drown than non-Indigenous Australians - Piper started a charity to help fund swimming lessons for local Aborigi...

Teach your children to rebel. Teach your children to doubt - The Guardian

Sat, 2019/06/01 - 12:01am
Teach your children to rebel. Teach your children to doubt  The Guardian

At school, Bruce Pascoe was taught Aboriginal people were backward wanderers. Today, the Dark Emu author argues for curiosity and doubt.

TasWeekend: Promises broken and myths busted - NT News

Sat, 2019/06/01 - 12:00am
TasWeekend: Promises broken and myths busted  NT News

JULIE Gough is an important artist. Dont run and hide when you hear that. Leave that to Gough, who literally runs and hides sometimes. Shes not here to ram ...

TasWeekend: Promises broken and myths busted - The Mercury

Sat, 2019/06/01 - 12:00am
TasWeekend: Promises broken and myths busted  The Mercury

JULIE Gough is an important artist. Dont run and hide when you hear that. Leave that to Gough, who literally runs and hides sometimes. Shes not here to ram ...

NT plan for closed courts would end 'naming and shaming' children, advocates say - The Guardian

Fri, 2019/05/31 - 10:37pm
NT plan for closed courts would end 'naming and shaming' children, advocates say  The Guardian

The Northern Territory government's plan to close courts to the public when dealing with young offenders has been welcomed by legal and social organisations ...

Payday lender accused of exploiting Aboriginal communities - AM - ABC Local

Fri, 2019/05/31 - 10:19pm
Payday lender accused of exploiting Aboriginal communities - AM  ABC Local

Local authorities in the Ngaanyatjarra Lands of Western Australia say a Gold Coast-based payday lender has charged hundreds of people in remote Aboriginal ...

'Predatory' payday lender accused of exploiting vulnerable remote communities - ABC News

Fri, 2019/05/31 - 10:16pm
'Predatory' payday lender accused of exploiting vulnerable remote communities  ABC News

Hundreds of Indigenous people in remote WA communities are being signed up to loans by a "predatory" payday lender they can neither afford nor understand, locals and advocacy groups say. Key points: - Advocates allege a Gold Coast payday lender is targeting vulnerable Aboriginal communities - Aboriginal people have accrued thousands in fees for loans worth a couple hundred dollars - ASIC is aware of the problem but is yet to use new product intervention powers against the firm People living in the Ngaanyatjarra Lands claim that Gold Coast-based Cigno Loans has charged borrowers — some of th...

Australia's answer to 'Get Out': The Indigenous filmmakers creating 'black horror' - SBS

Fri, 2019/05/31 - 9:41pm
Australia's answer to 'Get Out': The Indigenous filmmakers creating 'black horror'  SBS

Indigenous filmmakers are branching into horror to tell their stories in a unique way, with their work set to be showcased at the Sydney Film Festival this month.

Cairns artist Grace Lillian Lee paves the way for indigenous designers on the national stage - The Cairns Post

Fri, 2019/05/31 - 7:00pm
Cairns artist Grace Lillian Lee paves the way for indigenous designers on the national stage  The Cairns Post

ITS taken 15 years for Grace Lillian Lee to transform herself from a teenage creator of wearable art at Cairns High into a collectable artist, curator and fashion ...

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