Mainstream Media (Keywords: Aboriginal, Australia)

The Sydney Morning Herald
Native title win in WA's Mid West
SBS
The land and water rights of indigenous Australians in WA's Mid West region have been recognised in a native title determination in the Federal Court. Updated Updated 1 hour ago. Indigenous Australians in WA's Mid West region have had a native title ...
Court win recognises Wajarri community native title in WA's Mid WestThe Sydney Morning Herald

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Ancient virus lurking in remote Australia, affecting thousands of Aboriginal adults  ABC News

A highly carcinogenic virus affecting thousands of Australians and dating back 9000 years, needs to have a coordinated public health response, researchers ...

The Guardian
Morrison denies Northern Territory's extra $260m is for lifting fracking ban
The Guardian
The federal government has given the Northern Territory an extra $260m to compensate for its low GST share, a decision both governments have denied is linked to the territory's decision to lift a moratorium on fracking. At a press conference on Monday ...

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UNSW Newsroom
Research in Indigenous dementia receives NHMRC funding boost
UNSW Newsroom
Among the five recipients is Dr Kylie Radford, a UNSW Research Fellow based at Neuroscience Research Australia (NeuRA), who will receive more than $3 million to lead the project 'Our MOB (Mind Our Brain): Dementia prevention across the life course with ...

Golf Australia
South Australian Aboriginal Golf Championship
Golf Australia
The 2018 South Australian Aboriginal Golf Championship was playing in perfect conditions at the Sandy Creek Golf Club over 18 holes on Sunday 22 April. Male and female Aboriginal amateur golfers from around the state participated on the day, with those ...

Pregnant smoker rate high
Latrobe Valley Express
The report cited nearly one in five mothers who smoked during pregnancy identified as Aboriginal or Torres Strait Islander, and said the high smoking rates in some areas could be partly explained by the high proportion of Aboriginal and Torres Strait ...

Community Newspaper Group
Finalists announced for 2018 Western Australian of the Year Awards
Community Newspaper Group
THE finalists for the 2018 Western Australian of the Year Awards have been announced. The awards celebrate exceptional West Australians who have made an extraordinary impact in the community and demonstrated excellence in their field. Thirty-two ...

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Research Officer
The Conversation AU
La Trobe University's success is driven by people who are committed to making a difference. They are creative and highly motivated, pursue new ideas and create knowledge. La Trobe is one of Australia's research leaders, and the largest provider of ...

ABC Local
At-risk Aboriginal girls learn about culture and leadership on camp at World Heritage-listed Shark Bay
ABC Local
At-risk Aboriginal girls have been the focus of a unique camp involving police and community leaders in Western Australia's World Heritage-listed Shark Bay area. The program took eight Yamatji girls aged between 12 and 16 from Geraldton, in WA's mid ...

ABC Online
'Growing up Aboriginal in Australia'
ABC Online
For ten years now, the government's Closing the Gap report has provided a snapshot of the inequalities in health, education and employment between Indigenous and non-Indigenous Australians. Earlier this year, the report revealed only three of its seven ...

The Guardian
'We thought that's not right': Indigenous artefacts return home
The Guardian
The organisation has 24 Aboriginal partnerships and manages or assists the management of 8.86m hectares. “Part of our role with Bush Heritage is to develop a relationship with the traditional owners in the area and that was still in its infancy when we ...

ABC Online
Traditional Aboriginal sign language from Central Australia highlighted in Hobart Language Day
ABC Online
Indigenous women have travelled more than 3,000 kilometres to share their language and traditional hand signing at Hobart Language Day. Anmatyerr woman April Campbell and senior Anmatyerr elder Clarrie Nagamara travelled from Ti Tree to the Tasmanian ...

Radio Australia
Aboriginal-owned airport a refuelling hub for oil and gas helicopters
Radio Australia
A tiny community has become Western Australia's first Aboriginal-owned airport operator after paying back a $6 million loan. Federal politicians and industry leaders travelled to Djarindjin, 200 kilometres north of Broome, to celebrate the historic ...

ABC Online
Aboriginal-owned airport a refuelling hub for oil and gas helicopters
ABC Online
A tiny community has become Western Australia's first Aboriginal-owned airport operator after paying back a $6 million loan. Federal politicians and industry leaders travelled to Djarindjin, 200 kilometres north of Broome, to celebrate the historic ...

'Spirit road' leads indigenous Diggers home
The Mercury
A war memorial to indigenous Tasmanians has been built at Anzac Memorial Park, Lindisfarne. It honours the Tasmanian Aborigines who have served in every conflict and peace-keeping effort that Australia has been involved in. “They served because they ...

Brisbane Times
History through the eyes of three wise men of Queensland
Brisbane Times
Uncle Albert Holt, who today lives in Inala, grew up on the Aboriginal mission of Cherbourg, formerly known as Barambah, about 250 kilometres north-west of Brisbane, near the town of Murgon. Mr Holt was the 13th child of Guilema and Albert Holt, who ...
New book Goondeen examines migrant camps and migration success stories including Henry PalaszczukCourier Mail

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Courier Mail
New book Goondeen examines migrant camps and migration success stories including Henry Palaszczuk
Courier Mail
Henry was born in 1947 in Germany to Polish refugees and came to Australia aged three, living first at a migrant camp at Greta outside Newcastle, and then at Wacol. On Wednesday, I was at the launch of an intriguing new book compiled by Melbourne ...
History through the eyes of three wise men of QueenslandBrisbane Times

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NT News
New book Goondeen examines migrant camps and migration success stories including Henry Palaszczuk
NT News
Henry was born in 1947 in Germany to Polish refugees and came to Australia aged three, living first at a migrant camp at Greta outside Newcastle, and then at Wacol. On Wednesday, I was at the launch of an intriguing new book compiled by Melbourne ...

Radio Australia
Gurrumul Yunupingu album is first in Indigenous language to top Australian charts
Radio Australia
Djarimirri presents traditional songs and harmonised chants from Dr G Yunupingu's traditional Yolngu life, paired with orchestral arrangements by the Australian Chamber Orchestra and Sydney Symphony Orchestra. Recorded across many sessions over many ...

ABC Online
Gurrumul Yunupingu's album first Indigenous language album to top Australian charts
ABC Online
Geoffrey Gurrumul Yunupingu's final album, released nine months after the acclaimed musician's death, has become the first in an Australian Indigenous language to top music charts in Australia. The album, Djarimirri (Child of the Rainbow), was over ...
Australian Charts: Geoffrey Gurrumul Yunupingu Debuts At No 1Noise11

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