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Talking Point: Sacrifice will ensure justice can be done - The Mercury

Thu, 2018/05/03 - 2:16pm

The Mercury

Talking Point: Sacrifice will ensure justice can be done
The Mercury
I remember exactly where I was the morning then prime minister Kevin Rudd made the historic apology to the Aboriginal people of Australia. I remember the tears that flowed down my face, and how proud I was at that moment to call myself an Australian ...

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Growing Up Aboriginal in Australia review: The trials, tribulations - and pride - The Sydney Morning Herald

Thu, 2018/05/03 - 2:15pm

The Sydney Morning Herald

Growing Up Aboriginal in Australia review: The trials, tribulations - and pride
The Sydney Morning Herald
Growing up Aboriginal in Australia Ed., Anita Heiss Black Inc., $29.99. In the wake of the controversial segment on Channel Seven's morning show, Sunrise, when a panel of all-white "experts" advocated for the return of child-removal policies echoing ...

The Dreamtime, science and narratives of Indigenous Australia - The Conversation AU

Thu, 2018/05/03 - 7:00am
The Dreamtime, science and narratives of Indigenous Australia  The Conversation AU

This article is an extract from an essay Owning the science: the power of partnerships in First Things First, the 60th edition of Griffith Review. We're publishing it ...

A DNA test says you've got Indigenous Australian ancestry. Now what? - The Conversation AU

Thu, 2018/05/03 - 3:15am

The Conversation AU

A DNA test says you've got Indigenous Australian ancestry. Now what?
The Conversation AU
As Regina Ganter notes, the “in-between” status of these “half-steps” is not well-recognised contemporary policy and discourse – which tends to frame Aboriginality as an either/or identity. Although Noble and Bennett's research participants discovered ...

Macron ends Australia tour with indigenous dance - The Australian

Thu, 2018/05/03 - 2:28am

The Australian

Macron ends Australia tour with indigenous dance
The Australian
Mr Macron toured an Aboriginal-themed Biennale exhibition at Sydney's Carriageworks venue with Malcolm Turnbull, the last of several public appearances by the two men on a visit which also included military-themed events. Mr Macron's tour marks the ...
French President Emmanuel Macron heads to Australia for first visitDaily Telegraph
Premier Steven Marshall to meet French President Emmanuel Macron, defence business leaders, in SydneyThe Advertiser
Macron arrives on rare French presidential visit to AustraliaThe Local France
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More than 200 Indigenous women in business meet for Australian-first conference - ABC Local

Wed, 2018/05/02 - 8:47pm

ABC Local

More than 200 Indigenous women in business meet for Australian-first conference
ABC Local
Cherissima Blackman, who established Ngardu Cultural Heritage Tours to run tours of the Great Barrier Reef, said she had faced challenges both within her community and outside of it while developing her business. She gained permission from her ...

CBA lost millions of statements - The Saturday Paper

Wed, 2018/05/02 - 8:30pm

The Saturday Paper

CBA lost millions of statements
The Saturday Paper
More than 80 per cent of participants in the Community Development Program, which requires welfare recipients in remote areas to work for 25 hours a week for as little as $11.25 an hour, are Indigenous people in remote communities. More than 340,000 ...

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Native title over gas hub area recognised - SBS

Wed, 2018/05/02 - 8:06pm

ABC Online

Native title over gas hub area recognised
SBS
He slammed "green-left activists" including singers Missy Higgins and John Butler who he claims took advantage of Aboriginal people to push their own agendas. "The sanctimonious self-righteous campaign we saw by these FIFO celebrity activists would ...
Kimberley traditional owners hope ownership recognition will close the book on James Price Point disputeABC Online

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Dementia higher among Mid North Coast Indigenous - Coffs Coast Advocate

Wed, 2018/05/02 - 7:03pm

Coffs Coast Advocate

Dementia higher among Mid North Coast Indigenous
Coffs Coast Advocate
While the North Coast has high rates of diagnosis across all sections of the community, research projects in recent years point to a spike along the Mid North Coast in the Indigenous population. In 2012, Professor Troy Broe of Neuroscience Research ...

The politics of childhood: is Australia finally able to grow up? - The Guardian

Wed, 2018/05/02 - 6:00pm

The Guardian

The politics of childhood: is Australia finally able to grow up?
The Guardian
An infantilised view of Indigenous Australians as permanently without any potential to become “civilised” damns them to sub-human status and to violence aimed at eradicating the population – what we now call genocide. However, the view that Aboriginal ...
Work for the Dole CDP scheme a costly failure that's harming people: reportInfosurhoy

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Indigenous claim could burden NT's graziers, anglers and exporters, stakeholders say - ABC Online

Wed, 2018/05/02 - 11:07am

ABC Online

Indigenous claim could burden NT's graziers, anglers and exporters, stakeholders say
ABC Online
He believes rejecting the claims would have little impact on Indigenous access to the areas, given the provisions set aside in the Native Title Act. "There's no loss to Aboriginal people of not having it granted because everything they wish to do and ...

A DNA test says you’ve got Indigenous Australian ancestry. Now what? - The Conversation AU

Wed, 2018/05/02 - 7:00am
A DNA test says you’ve got Indigenous Australian ancestry. Now what?  The Conversation AU

Ancestry and identity are not the same thing. A scientist tells the story of what happened when he sent his DNA to an ancestry company.

A devastating bowler they called Twopenny - South Coast Register

Wed, 2018/05/02 - 5:02am

South Coast Register

A devastating bowler they called Twopenny
South Coast Register
Australia Post's release this week of a stamp featuring the Australian Aboriginal cricketers who toured England in 1868, renews interest in this squad and the possibility of a Shoalhaven connection. One of the two non-Victorians in the squad was ...

'We are yet to see any meaningful change' - National Indigenous Times

Wed, 2018/05/02 - 2:35am

National Indigenous Times

'We are yet to see any meaningful change'
National Indigenous Times
Australia's human rights record has been “woeful rather than exemplary”, National Congress of Australia's First Peoples co-chair Jackie Huggins has told a United Nations forum. Ms Huggins told the UN Permanent Forum on Indigenous Issues in New York ...

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Emmanuel Macron pays respects to fallen French and Australian personnel in Sydney - The Australian

Wed, 2018/05/02 - 1:56am

The Australian

Emmanuel Macron pays respects to fallen French and Australian personnel in Sydney
The Australian
Mr Macron said of the Australian soldiers in the battle of Villers-Brettoneux on the 25th of April 1918, “they attacked the enemy lines and, with their heroic acts, paved the way for the allied counter-offensive that was to lead us to victory and the ...
French President Emmanuel Macron heads to Australia for first visitDaily Telegraph
Macron arrives on rare French presidential visit to AustraliaThe Local France
Macron heading to Australia to boost defense ties, raise French profileReuters
Gulf Today
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Dementia risks cultural knowledge bank: Wyatt - National Indigenous Times

Wed, 2018/05/02 - 1:44am

National Indigenous Times

Dementia risks cultural knowledge bank: Wyatt
National Indigenous Times
Five new research projects will target dementia in Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander communities. Indigenous Health Minister Ken Wyatt has announced $14 million will be spent on the projects across three states through the National Health and ...

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From adversity to nursing's highest honour - National Indigenous Times

Wed, 2018/05/02 - 1:07am

National Indigenous Times

From adversity to nursing's highest honour
National Indigenous Times
Ms Khan, who passed away in February, worked tirelessly to improve the health and wellbeing of Aboriginal people across Australia. She served as the AHCWA chairperson from 2005-2008, during which time she was also the chair and the deputy chair of the ...

Trailblazers up for top WA awards - National Indigenous Times

Wed, 2018/05/02 - 12:53am

National Indigenous Times

Trailblazers up for top WA awards
National Indigenous Times
One of Australia's best didgeridoo players, the granddaughter of a footy legend and a prominent Kimberley businessman are among the Indigenous finalists in the 2018 Western Australian of the Year Awards. Thirty-two finalists have been announced across ...

US rockers withdraw from Sunrise appearance over stolen generations controversy - The Sydney Morning Herald

Tue, 2018/05/01 - 9:43pm

The Sydney Morning Herald

US rockers withdraw from Sunrise appearance over stolen generations controversy
The Sydney Morning Herald
“Alaskan band Portugal. The Man advised on Tuesday evening they were cancelling their scheduled performance on Sunrise. We respect the band's decision and wish them well on the remainder of their Australian tour,” the spokeswoman said. Sunrise has been ...
US band Portugal. The Man cancel Sunrise appearance over Stolen Generation controversyABC Online
Portugal. The Man pull out of Sunrise performanceThe Industry Observer
How Sam Armytage dodged a boycott bombshellDaily Telegraph
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$30m payout over Palm Island riot over Doomadgee death in custody - The Australian

Tue, 2018/05/01 - 8:09pm

The Australian

$30m payout over Palm Island riot over Doomadgee death in custody
The Australian
The Australian exposed the heavy-handedness of police following the riot on November 26, and later unearthed details about the biased investigation in more than 100 reports. In a damning 560-page ruling in December 2016, Federal Court judge Debra ...
Justice for Palm IslandersThe Saturday Paper
Queensland to pay Palm Islanders $30m over police response to 2004 riotsThe Guardian
Palm Island riots: Queensland Government to pay $30m in class action caseABC Online

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