Mainstream Media (Keywords: Aboriginal, Australia)

dailytelegraph.com.au
Shocking job woes in Elizabeth — before Holden goes
dailytelegraph.com.au
MARK Mayman is among dozens of Aboriginal employees to gain work on the $985 million Northern Connector road project. Indigenous contractors Intract Australia and ART Services have been awarded contracts to provide job opportunities for Aboriginal ...

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The Advertiser
Shocking job woes in Elizabeth — even before Holden goes
The Advertiser
MARK Mayman is among dozens of Aboriginal employees to gain work on the $985 million Northern Connector road project. Indigenous contractors Intract Australia and ART Services have been awarded contracts to provide job opportunities for Aboriginal ...

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SBS (blog)
Aboriginal people and politics in 2015 - a year of euphoric highs and fraught lows
SBS (blog)
The family of 22-year-old Julieka Dhu who died in custody in Perth in Western Australia continued to fight for justice throughout 2015. Ms Dhu died in a South Hedland lock up after being arrested and detained over outstanding fines of about $1,200.

ABC Online
New fish species discovered in the Kimberley to be named after author Tim ...
ABC Online
The team will name the 20 new species this year, mostly after Aboriginal place names. However, one has been reserved for famous Western Australian author, Winton. "It was a great honour to have a group of scientists having made this incredibly ...

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Australia Network News
Top 10 Sexiest Cities in Australia
Australia Network News
It has a well stocked history of the indigenous Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people. Attracting tourists for its sailing, diving, and snorkelling, Cairns is the portal to the Australia's Great Barrier Reef. The next cities represent the ...

WA today
'It's time for Aboriginal identity and story to be embraced by all Australians'
WA today
Challenged, by former Prime Minister, Paul Keating, to imagine an Australia where our Aboriginal cultural identity is indistinguishable from Australian cultural identity. In this speech, reflecting on that great speech he gave at Redfern 23 years ago ...

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The Age
'It's time for Aboriginal identity and story to be embraced by all Australians'
The Age
Challenged, by former Prime Minister, Paul Keating, to imagine an Australia where our Aboriginal cultural identity is indistinguishable from Australian cultural identity. In this speech, reflecting on that great speech he gave at Redfern 23 years ago ...

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Brisbane Times
'It's time for Aboriginal identity and story to be embraced by all Australians'
Brisbane Times
Challenged, by former Prime Minister, Paul Keating, to imagine an Australia where our Aboriginal cultural identity is indistinguishable from Australian cultural identity. In this speech, reflecting on that great speech he gave at Redfern 23 years ago ...

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Sydney Morning Herald
Summer Planner: Wednesday January 6
Sydney Morning Herald
Live music is still kicking in Sydney with Australian group The Spin Drifters performing their last of three gigs at The Basement Nightclub on January 11. The nine-piece group brings high energy music with jazzy blues, ... From TJ Hickey protests to ...

Sydney Morning Herald
Footscray Community Arts Centre's Wominjeka Festival hosts Ian Michael's award ...
Sydney Morning Herald
Footscray Community Arts Centre's Wominjeka Festival enters its sixth year of celebrating Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander culture and while this time the size of the music and visual arts sections are greater than the performance counterpart, the ...

The Canberra Times
Bon Scott Crescent and Jimmy Little Street, fancy living in a Moncrieff street ...
The Canberra Times
What part does a street name play in your decision to buy a home? On the whole, probably almost none, but perhaps in Moncrieff diehard music fans will hanker for an address that commemorates an idol. Bon Scott Crescent will surely be a target for fans ...
Bon Scott Crescent and Jimmy Little Road, fancy dwelling in a Moncrieff road ...The Times (subscription)

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Geelong Advertiser
Facing another year in the spin cycle
Geelong Advertiser
This column is being written on New Year's Eve and, I suppose, that in itself is cause for both reflection on the past and foresight in relation to the future. While it is relatively easy to look back and pick out highlights for the year — just about ...

The Advertiser
Courageous Year 12s excel despite very tough year
The Advertiser
Dr McGoran said that five years after the South Australian Certificate of Education was revamped it had improved both academic standards and equity for students. “More are achieving Merits, many more are going on to tertiary studies, and ... “Since ...

The Australian
WA writers warn of hard times as inkpot dries up
The Australian
... halved opportunities for authors and publishers to promote their work.” This was followed by the changes to federal arts funding under former arts minister George Brandis, which resulted in only two WA writing sector organisations maintaining their ...

Sydney Morning Herald
Republic will show we are all grown up
Sydney Morning Herald
While I agree wholeheartedly with the Herald's editorial that it's time for Australia to bite the bullet and become a republic, I suspect many older Australians would disagree. The royal family is like a security blanket for many – something to hold on ...

Huffington Post Australia
The Laura Aboriginal Dance Festival Celebrating Indigenous Storytelling
Huffington Post Australia
To celebrate the integral role dance and storytelling plays in the Australian Indigenous culture the Laura Aboriginal Dance Festival is held biannually as a gathering in Cape York of many different tribes. "Through dancing, we're telling our story, all ...

NT News
Filmmakers hail NT as ideal production location
NT News
Six-part ABC TV series 8MMM Aboriginal Radio was another gem in Screen Territory's year. It awarded $60,000 to Australia's first indigenous narrative comedy series, which represented a milestone for NT production. Filmed entirely in the NT and ...

Courier Mail
Whipped up by the Windies
Courier Mail
STAGGERING and stumbling, the West Indies cricket team playing Australia today bears little resemblance to the side's great predecessors. Still, after the most recent Calypso collapse, ... The team set off from Panama in October 1930 for a month-long ...
West Indies cricket cause is hopeless but inspiration could come from pioneersThe Guardian (blog)

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Fox Sports
Ring of truth in black and white
Fox Sports
It had been that way for other indigenous champs — Cherbourg's Jerry Jerome, the first Aboriginal fighter to win an Australian championship in 1912; for the mighty Ipswich puncher Ron Richards of the 1930s; for Cloncurry's Jack Hassen and the Sands ...

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ABC Local
Rural Indigenous artists leading young Sydneysiders in hip hop boot camp
ABC Local
BRENDAN TREMBATH: Hip hop culture has conquered the world, from South Bronx ghettoes, where it was born, to tiny desert communities in Western Australia. Some of Australia's most successful Indigenous hip hop artists are leading a boot camp for 12 to ...