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Australian movie 'The Nightingale' favourite to win at Venice film festival - SBS

Fri, 2018/09/07 - 1:10am

SBS

Australian movie 'The Nightingale' favourite to win at Venice film festival
SBS
A stirring story of revenge and friendship involving an Irish convict woman and an Aboriginal tracker in colonial Tasmania has been hailed the favourite to win the Golden Lion at the Venice film festival. 'The Nightingale' by Australian Jennifer Kent ...
Venice 2018 Review: THE NIGHTINGALE Sings Out In Dark RageScreenAnarchy (blog)

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Lend me your ear: New program targets hearing problems in NT children - RACGP

Fri, 2018/09/07 - 12:33am

RACGP

Lend me your ear: New program targets hearing problems in NT children
RACGP
According to data supplied by the NT Government, 90% of Aboriginal children in the territory under the age of three have an ear disease. Most of them will experience hearing loss that can affect early brain development and can ultimately lead to ...

Bush settings boost wellbeing in Aboriginal students - EducationHQ Australia

Thu, 2018/09/06 - 11:24pm

EducationHQ Australia

Bush settings boost wellbeing in Aboriginal students
EducationHQ Australia
“Presently, schooling in Australia tends towards separating Aboriginal children's academic learning from their identity as Aboriginal children. The curriculum operates in a way that fundamentally overlooks the Aboriginal child's identity. We seek to ...

Arnhem Land communities in mourning following death of three young people by suicide - ABC News

Thu, 2018/09/06 - 8:43pm

ABC News

Arnhem Land communities in mourning following death of three young people by suicide
ABC News
Suicide rates in the Northern Territory are the highest in Australia, with Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people twice as likely to die by suicide than non-Indigenous Territorians. The latest statistics put the number of suicides in the NT at ...

The Advertiser's Letters to the Editor, September 7, 2018 - The Advertiser

Thu, 2018/09/06 - 2:30pm

Aboriginal Art Directory News

The Advertiser's Letters to the Editor, September 7, 2018
The Advertiser
THE proposed National Aboriginal Art and Cultures Gallery announced in the State Budget (“New Aboriginal Gallery in the frame for 2020”, The Advertiser, 5/9/18) has much merit but does nothing to answer the problem that the Art Gallery of South ...
The Museum Race Hots UpAboriginal Art Directory News

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Cage of Ghosts review: Jon Rhodes' epitaph to artifacts of Aboriginal life - The Sydney Morning Herald

Thu, 2018/09/06 - 2:15pm

The Sydney Morning Herald

Cage of Ghosts review: Jon Rhodes' epitaph to artifacts of Aboriginal life
The Sydney Morning Herald
... is much more than an exhibition catalogue. Cage of Ghosts is a studious epitaph to the artifacts of Aboriginal life that we still have – the engravings, the carved trees, the ochre drawings hidden in caves and cliffs – and that have so far survived ...

Andrew Forrest's jobs program goes directly to jail - The Australian

Thu, 2018/09/06 - 2:02pm

The Australian

Andrew Forrest's jobs program goes directly to jail
The Australian
So far, 9000 indigenous Australians have been helped to find work through the federally funded VTEC program, based on the employment model of Mr Forrest's GenerationOne, an initiative of his charitable organisation, the Minderoo Foundation.

Geoff Clark risks long jail term if fraud charges upheld - The Australian

Thu, 2018/09/06 - 2:01pm

The Australian

Geoff Clark risks long jail term if fraud charges upheld
The Australian
Geoff Clark, once the most powerful Aboriginal man in Australia, is facing the prospect of a lengthy stint in jail after Victoria Police this week laid the first tranche of historical fraud charges related to the use of funds from an Aboriginal trust a ...

The Museum Race Hots Up - Aboriginal Art Directory News

Thu, 2018/09/06 - 9:45am

Aboriginal Art Directory News

The Museum Race Hots Up
Aboriginal Art Directory News
The new gallery and public sculpture park is envisaged as "one of the most significant new arts initiatives of 21st-century Australia", providing a national focal point for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander art and cultures, as well as new spaces ...
Exhibition aims to build relationshipsThe Maitland Mercury

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Goolagong opens indigenous tennis event - The Islander

Thu, 2018/09/06 - 8:18am

The Islander

Goolagong opens indigenous tennis event
The Islander
In the same week John Millman gave Australian tennis a boost by defeating Roger Federer, former world No.1 Evonne Goolagong Cawley has opened the inaugural National Indigenous Tennis Carnival in Darwin. Goolagong Cawley welcomed some of the ...

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Goolagong opens indigenous tennis event - Yass Tribune

Thu, 2018/09/06 - 8:14am

Yass Tribune

Goolagong opens indigenous tennis event
Yass Tribune
In the same week John Millman gave Australian tennis a boost by defeating Roger Federer, former world No.1 Evonne Goolagong Cawley has opened the inaugural National Indigenous Tennis Carnival in Darwin. Goolagong Cawley welcomed some of the ...

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Leigh Creek Aboriginal group seeks to stop coal gas extraction after minister's approval - ABC News

Thu, 2018/09/06 - 5:38am

ABC News

Leigh Creek Aboriginal group seeks to stop coal gas extraction after minister's approval
ABC News
An Aboriginal group has launched an 11th-hour bid to stop underground gas extraction at Leigh Creek in South Australia's far north. The Adnyamathanha people today applied for an injunction in South Australia's Supreme Court to halt plans to trial ...

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Concern for 'disturbing' funding cuts to Aboriginal services - InDaily

Thu, 2018/09/06 - 3:28am

InDaily

Concern for 'disturbing' funding cuts to Aboriginal services
InDaily
South Australian Aboriginal leaders have warned “disturbing” measures announced in the State Budget – including ending a native title grant and a $6 million funding cut to the Aboriginal Affairs and Reconciliation bureaucracy – will result in further ...

Aboriginal leader Geoff Clark charged with fraud - Herald Sun

Thu, 2018/09/06 - 2:00am

Herald Sun

Aboriginal leader Geoff Clark charged with fraud
Herald Sun
The former head of the Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Commission will face a Warrnambool Court next month, according to court listings. Geoffrey Wayne Clark and Trudy Ann Clark were due to appear on October 1, along with Jeremy and Aaron Clark.
Geoff Clark claims charges politically motivatedWarrnambool Standard
Former ATSIC chairman Geoff Clark chargedNEWS.com.au

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Aboriginal-owned bauxite mine creating job opportunities in Arnhem Land - ABC News

Thu, 2018/09/06 - 12:24am

ABC News

Aboriginal-owned bauxite mine creating job opportunities in Arnhem Land
ABC News
The Northern Territory's newest mine might be small, but it's creating some big opportunities for local employment. The Country Hour recently broadcast from the Gulkula Mine near Nhulunbuy, which is Australia's first Aboriginal-owned and operated ...

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Portraits documenting generations of Aboriginal families returned to Central Australia - ABC News

Wed, 2018/09/05 - 8:42pm

ABC News

Portraits documenting generations of Aboriginal families returned to Central Australia
ABC News
Now eight portraits by the Archibald Prize winner have been returned to Central Australia and will be held by the Namatjira Legacy Trust at the Iltja Ntjarra Many Hands Art Centre in Alice Springs. "He really admired them as people who could live in ...

Appointment of Abbott as envoy 'disrespectful' says peak rep body - National Indigenous Times

Wed, 2018/09/05 - 7:49am

National Indigenous Times

Appointment of Abbott as envoy 'disrespectful' says peak rep body
National Indigenous Times
The peak representative body for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples in Australia says if new special envoy Tony Abbott wants their advice on Indigenous affairs he can pay for it. But the National Congress of Australia's First People's co ...

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Australia's child suicide epidemic - Independent Australia

Wed, 2018/09/05 - 5:53am

Independent Australia

Australia's child suicide epidemic
Independent Australia
Aboriginal and/or Torres Strait Islander suicides comprise 7% of Australia's total suicides but shockingly 80% of Australia's child suicides aged 12 years and less are of Aboriginal children. I have often said the nation should weep at this harrowing ...

Speaking with: Author Anita Heiss on Growing Up Aboriginal in Australia - The Conversation AU

Wed, 2018/09/05 - 5:27am

The Conversation AU

Speaking with: Author Anita Heiss on Growing Up Aboriginal in Australia
The Conversation AU
Anita Heiss is one of the most prolific writers documenting Aboriginal experiences in Australia today through non-fiction, historical fiction, poetry and children's literature. Her memoir, Am I Black Enough for You?, was a finalist in the 2012 Human ...

Unearthing Queensland's 'native police' camps gives us a window into colonial violence - NEWS.com.au

Wed, 2018/09/05 - 4:37am

NEWS.com.au

Unearthing Queensland's 'native police' camps gives us a window into colonial violence
NEWS.com.au
While staffed with non-Indigenous senior officers, the bulk of the force was made up of Aboriginal men and, sometimes, boys. We have been exploring the remote Queensland outback for traces of the base camps of the Native Mounted Police. There were ...

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