Mainstream Media (Keywords: Aboriginal, Australia)

NEWS.com.au
A man has launched a High Court case suing the Commonwealth for false imprisonment
NEWS.com.au
AN ABORIGINAL man who was detained by Australian immigration authorities and faced deportation to Papua New Guinea (PNG) has launched a High Court case suing the Federal Government for $200,000 in damages for false imprisonment. Daniel Love ...

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Business Insider Australia
Harry and Meghan bring downpour to drought-hit Dubbo
The Sydney Morning Herald
“The rich traditions of the Australian outback are legendary, he said. ''You have ... The Duke continued the mental health theme with young Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander students at the Clontarf Foundation at Dubbo College Senior Campus. "How ...
Royal Tour, Day 2: Meghan Markle and Prince Harry head to DubboNEWS.com.au
Here's what Prince Harry and Meghan Markle are doing during their Australian tourBusiness Insider Australia
Here's Every Single Place Harry And Meghan Will Visit In Australiaten daily
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ABC News
Australia's biggest native title settlement, worth $1.3b, registered three years after deal struck
ABC News
Six Indigenous land use agreements (ILUAs) covering 200,000 square kilometres of land were today formally accepted for incorporation by the Native Title Registrar. Together, the agreements represent the largest settlement of native title in Australian ...
Green light for $1.3 billion Noongar native title settlementNational Indigenous Times
WA's $1.3b native title claim registeredThe Australian

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National Indigenous Times
Aboriginal leaders weigh up next election's vitally important issues
National Indigenous Times
The next federal election will be important for Aboriginal people as Australia grapples with treaties, constitutional recognition and economic advancement for Indigenous communities, Aboriginal leaders and political experts said. Tasmanian Aboriginal ...

Business Insider Australia
Royal Tour, Day 2: Meghan Markle and Prince Harry head to Dubbo
NEWS.com.au
Prince Harry ended his speech by telling the crowd “the rain was a gift”, much to the delight of locals who have been saying they believe the royals brought the wet with them. Dubbo Aboriginals credited Harry and Meghan for bringing rain, saying thank ...
Harry and Meghan bring downpour to drought-hit DubboThe Sydney Morning Herald
Here's what Prince Harry and Meghan Markle are doing during their Australian tourBusiness Insider Australia
Duchess of Sussex 'running on adrenaline' as busy Australia tour takes its tollTelegraph.co.uk
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Grafton Daily Examiner
Names a part of our identity
Grafton Daily Examiner
WHAT'S in a name? Quite a lot really - as it is a significant part of our identity, whether it be our individual identity or our collective identity. Aboriginal, Indigenous, First Nations, First Peoples and First Australians. Are you confused about the ...

The Guardian
Remote work-for-the-dole scheme a 'national disgrace', former Fraser minister says
The Guardian
“Aboriginal people in remote Northern Territory face many barriers to complying with the type of work programs involved in the scheme,” the North Australian Aboriginal Justice Agency said. “These barriers include language considerations, lack of ...

ABC News
Drivers in remote Australia paying more than $2 a litre for fuel as prices continue to climb
ABC News
Imintji Aboriginal Corporation chief executive John Bennett said it was a burden for a community that had a low income. Derby, 200km away along the unsealed Gibb River Road, is the nearest town where people can access a major supermarket, medical ...

The Guardian (blog)
'A presence on our terms': The Aboriginal Memorial is art work and political statement
The Guardian (blog)
While debate around the celebration of Australia Day (Invasion Day) on 26 January intensifies yearly amid momentum for inevitable change, the nation is still remiss when it comes to officially commemorating the many tens of thousands of Indigenous ...

The Australian
Unis achieve slow but steady increase in indigenous students
The Australian
Universities across Australia are working on increasing their numbers of indigenous students, along with indigenous student retention and completion rates, with markedly different levels of success. According to federal Department of Education and ...

RealClearLife
Aboriginal Millennials in Australia Talk in Their Own Language
RealClearLife
In the remote village of Lajamanu, the Indigenous Warlpiri millennials of Australia's Northern Territory have devised a language of their own creation: a medley of traditional Warlpiri, Standard Australian English and Kriol, an Aussie brand of Creole.

UQ News
Indigenous lawyer from UQ is 2019 Rhodes Scholar
UQ News
“To address this, I am putting all my efforts into being a role model and mentor for young Indigenous Australians seeking to enter and progress through the legal profession. "Secondly I aim to improve representation of Aboriginal and Torres Strait ...

'A presence on our terms': the Aboriginal Memorial is artwork and political statement  The Guardian

Thirty years after its creation the memorial is more important than ever in its *service* of national memory.

ArtsHub
Art is a constant reminder of our colonial wars
ArtsHub
Over the weekend, the National Gallery of Australia (NGA) celebrated the 30th anniversary of The Aboriginal Memorial (1987-1988), the installation of 200 hollow log coffins that graces the entrance to the gallery. Conceived by Djon Mundine in ...

Alice Springs News Online
Planning an Aboriginal art centre without Aboriginal people
Alice Springs News Online
Why are you sitting around here discussing it? I don't know. We busted our guts for 15 years to provide for you, and this town, adequate places and sites to build a national art gallery and a national Indigenous cultural centre. We've done all that ...

ABC Message Stick
Indigenous Affairs Minister Nigel Scullion sorry for backing Pauline Hanson's 'OK to be white' motion
ABC Message Stick
Indigenous Affairs Minister Nigel Scullion has apologised for voting for a One Nation motion which declared "it is OK to be white", acknowledging that it "downplays racism and historic injustices against Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Australians".
It's OK to WhitewashIndigenousX (press release) (blog)

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IndigenousX (press release) (blog)
It's OK to Whitewash
IndigenousX (press release) (blog)
When asked if there is still a massive issue with racism, particularly for Indigenous Australians his evasive answer was still illuminating, “well look, I have to say, it's very difficult for me, I'm a white bloke.” He went on to say, “But I really ...

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The Roar
An Indigenous Australian team should be considered for Western Sydney
The Roar
Fielding an indigenous Australian team based in western Sydney would be an exemplary consideration for World Series rugby. In light of current affairs and recent developments regarding the future viability of the competition and Paul Cully's recent ...
Indigenous element in Australian design still an afterthought?Architecture and Design

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NEWS.com.au
Prince Harry and Meghan Markle Are Going Down Under. Here's What to Know About Britain's Tangled Role in the ...
TIME
Yet the indigenous people of Australia, known commonly as Aboriginals, had a history stretching back long before European arrival. The British, in claiming Australia as a possession of the crown, did not recognize their existence as worthy of political ...
Here's Every Single Place Harry And Meghan Will Visit In Australiaten daily
Prince Harry pays Australia another visitNEWS.com.au
Here's what Prince Harry and Meghan Markle are doing during their Australian tourBusiness Insider Australia

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ABC Local
Aboriginal man Daniel Love takes Federal Government to High Court for wrongful detention
ABC Local
An Aboriginal man who was detained by Australian immigration authorities and faced deportation to Papua New Guinea (PNG) is suing the Commonwealth for $200,000 in damages for false imprisonment.