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First indigenous-led start-up hub launched today - The Australian

Wed, 2017/05/03 - 3:40am

The Australian

First indigenous-led start-up hub launched today
The Australian
Australia's first indigenous-led digital innovation and start-up incubator has launched in far north Queensland today. According to co-founder Leigh Harris the DHIVE (digital hive) innovation and start-up hub, based in Cairns, aims to educate the ...
Australia's first innovation hub for minorities DHIVE opens in CairnsSmartCompany.com.au

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New WA govt winds up Aboriginal Affairs dept - National Indigenous Times

Wed, 2017/05/03 - 2:29am

National Indigenous Times

New WA govt winds up Aboriginal Affairs dept
National Indigenous Times
The Western Australian government has scrapped its Aboriginal Affairs Department in a move cautiously welcomed by some sectors of the state's Aboriginal community. The axing of the department came as part of a public sector shake-up announced by new ...

Aboriginal Parents Engagement in Children's Education a 'Two Way Street' - Pro Bono Australia

Wed, 2017/05/03 - 1:33am

Aboriginal Parents Engagement in Children's Education a 'Two Way Street'
Pro Bono Australia
The Australian Research Alliance for Children and Youth (ARACY) report commissioned by Commonwealth Department of Education and Training Government is one in a four part series looking at parental engagement across four target groups: Aboriginal ...

New WA govt winds up Aboriginal Affairs dept - National Indigenous Times

Wed, 2017/05/03 - 1:25am

National Indigenous Times

New WA govt winds up Aboriginal Affairs dept
National Indigenous Times
The Western Australian government has scrapped its Aboriginal Affairs Department in a move cautiously welcomed by some sectors of the state's Aboriginal community. The axing of the department came as part of a public sector shake-up announced by new ...

Bunna Lawrie to bring 'Black Boy' beats back to Barunga - National Indigenous Times

Wed, 2017/05/03 - 1:11am

National Indigenous Times

Bunna Lawrie to bring 'Black Boy' beats back to Barunga
National Indigenous Times
Coloured Stone was an Australian Indigenous band whose members had cut its teeth the hard way, knocking on doors and travelling the back roads of Australia selling recycled drink bottles. Then came 'Black Boy', arguably the band's most defining song.

Frist Center Presents "Ancestral Modern: Australian Aboriginal Art from the Kaplan & Levi Collection" - PR Newswire (press release)

Tue, 2017/05/02 - 2:19pm

Frist Center Presents "Ancestral Modern: Australian Aboriginal Art from the Kaplan & Levi Collection"
PR Newswire (press release)
NASHVILLE, Tenn., May 2, 2017 /PRNewswire-USNewswire/ -- The Frist Center for the Visual Arts presents Ancestral Modern: Australian Aboriginal Art from the Kaplan & Levi Collection, an exhibition that explores the flourishing of indigenous Australian ...

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Indigenous students on the rise at the University of Newcastle - The Australian

Tue, 2017/05/02 - 2:05pm

The Australian

Indigenous students on the rise at the University of Newcastle
The Australian
Trawling through hundreds of hours of sound files from the Australian Institute of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Studies in Canberra, he found anomalies between the tapes and his knowledge of Aboriginal language. It became evident that scholars ...

Aboriginal ancestor's mummified remains repatriated to northern Queensland from German museum - ABC Online

Tue, 2017/05/02 - 6:00am

ABC Online

Aboriginal ancestor's mummified remains repatriated to northern Queensland from German museum
ABC Online
To date, 1,474 Aboriginal ancestral remains have been returned to Australia from overseas. It is estimated that more than 1,000 are still housed in overseas collections. Dr Gillespie said funding was available to assist with the repatriation of ...

Sutherland Shire Council receives national award for exhibition promoting indigenous recognition - St George and Sutherland Shire Leader

Tue, 2017/05/02 - 1:43am

St George and Sutherland Shire Leader

Sutherland Shire Council receives national award for exhibition promoting indigenous recognition
St George and Sutherland Shire Leader
The Promoting Indigenous Recognition Award acknowledges local government initiatives that promote recognition of the unique place and contribution of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples in Australia through engaging Indigenous peoples in ...

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Meth Australia's biggest social problem aside from treatment of Aboriginal people, judge says - ABC Online

Mon, 2017/05/01 - 9:31am

ABC Online

Meth Australia's biggest social problem aside from treatment of Aboriginal people, judge says
ABC Online
A WA District Court judge has called methamphetamine Australia's biggest ever social problem, tantamount only to the treatment of Aboriginal people. Judge Phillip McCann made the comments during the sentencing of Crystal Godfrey in Geraldton, 400 ...
Young mum jailed after trying to flee police while carrying $160k of meth, $60k in cashThe West Australian

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Legacy, dumped asbestos waste 'widespread' in remote Indigenous Australia, report finds - ABC Online

Mon, 2017/05/01 - 6:17am

ABC Online

Legacy, dumped asbestos waste 'widespread' in remote Indigenous Australia, report finds
ABC Online
Dumped asbestos in and around remote Indigenous communities is a widespread problem and the cost of removing it is three times higher compared to non-remote areas, a study from the Asbestos Safety and Eradication Agency (ASEA) has found.

PHOTOS | Meeting of Two Cultures ceremony at Kurnell - St George and Sutherland Shire Leader

Mon, 2017/05/01 - 5:30am

St George and Sutherland Shire Leader

PHOTOS | Meeting of Two Cultures ceremony at Kurnell
St George and Sutherland Shire Leader
The ceremony acknowledged the traditional owners of the land, the Australian Aboriginal people,and the meeting of the indigenous inhabitants with European explorers. Guests on the day included Cook MP and Federal Treasurer Scott Morrison and Cronulla ...

7000 Year Old Indigenous Story Proved True - National Geographic Australia

Mon, 2017/05/01 - 3:56am

National Geographic Australia

7000 Year Old Indigenous Story Proved True
National Geographic Australia
One of Australia's youngest volcanos, Kinrara is believed to be the volcano mentioned in the 7,000-year-old Indigenous story. The Indigenous story and timeline hold fast in light of new evidence. Kinrara's eruption would've been large: suffocating ash ...

Endorsed by Nick Cave, Kurdiji 1.0 is an app designed to save young indigenous lives. They need your help - Happy

Mon, 2017/05/01 - 2:08am

Happy

Endorsed by Nick Cave, Kurdiji 1.0 is an app designed to save young indigenous lives. They need your help
Happy
One of the most glaring social issues in Australia is suicide in young indigenous people, where the incident rates are among the highest in the entire world. After a young man committed suicide in Lajamanu, a community one thousand kilometres from ...

Divisive? There's nothing divisive about it - Courier Mail

Sun, 2017/04/30 - 1:01pm

Courier Mail

Divisive? There's nothing divisive about it
Courier Mail
One can be simultaneously Indigenous, man, soldier, veteran, woman, and Australian. Aboriginal War Veterans participate in the Anzac Day march at the Australian War Memorial in Canberra. (Pic: AAP Image/Lukas Coch). As 21-year veteran, John Enchong, ...
George Christensen: Anzac principles 'under attack'Mackay Daily Mercury

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Who's allowed to compose Australian values? - Campbelltown Macarthur Advertiser

Sun, 2017/04/30 - 9:54am

Campbelltown Macarthur Advertiser

Who's allowed to compose Australian values?
Campbelltown Macarthur Advertiser
And, if we're talking about the need for newcomers to "assimilate” into the existing culture, perhaps Aboriginal Australians can offer an interesting historical perspective on that. Let me say at this point, I agree with many of the things the PM said ...

Who's allowed to compose Australian values? - Wollondilly Advertiser

Sun, 2017/04/30 - 9:36am

Wollondilly Advertiser

Who's allowed to compose Australian values?
Wollondilly Advertiser
And, if we're talking about the need for newcomers to "assimilate” into the existing culture, perhaps Aboriginal Australians can offer an interesting historical perspective on that. Let me say at this point, I agree with many of the things the PM said ...

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Who's allowed to compose Australian values? - Camden Advertiser

Sun, 2017/04/30 - 9:35am

Camden Advertiser

Who's allowed to compose Australian values?
Camden Advertiser
And, if we're talking about the need for newcomers to "assimilate” into the existing culture, perhaps Aboriginal Australians can offer an interesting historical perspective on that. Let me say at this point, I agree with many of the things the PM said ...

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Australian volcanic eruption may have lived on in Aboriginal stories - Phys.Org

Fri, 2017/04/28 - 11:48am

Phys.Org

Australian volcanic eruption may have lived on in Aboriginal stories
Phys.Org
"Studying the Kinrara eruption has been a fascinating step on the road to better understanding the most recent volcanic activity in Australia, and also the history and traditions of Aboriginal peoples. We look forward to continuing our work on ...

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Aborigines want charter of change - Courier Mail

Fri, 2017/04/28 - 11:06am

Courier Mail

Aborigines want charter of change
Courier Mail
Constitutional recognition for Aborigines is, prima facie, a simple matter, eloquently articulated by Harold Ludwick, an indigenous Queenslander from Cape York who once said: “If the Constitution was the birth certificate of Australia, we're missing ...

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