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Nova Peris supports Indigenous plebiscite on constitutional recognition - The Guardian


The Guardian

Nova Peris supports Indigenous plebiscite on constitutional recognition
The Guardian
“After all, we've been here for more than 40,000 years and to change this nation's founding document [to be] inclusive of our cultures and our peoples, we have to ensure that whatever is put to the Australian public is what Australia's Aboriginal and ...
Hopes recognition in constitution for indigenous Australians isn't tokenisticCentral Western Daily
Darwin's Bagot Community hosts start of NAIDOC Week celebrating Indigenous ...ABC Online
Once in a generation chance to change the constitutionThe Daily Telegraph
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Nova Peris supports Indigenous plebiscite on constitutional recognition

Google News - Wed, 2015/07/08 - 4:18am
Nova Peris: 'We have to ensure that whatever is put to the Australian public is what Australia's Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people want.

Social justice key to Indigenous hip-hop culture

Google News - Wed, 2015/07/08 - 3:27am
... about the challenges of Indigenous life in contemporary Australia. ... She also coordinates the University Preparatory Program for Aboriginal and ...

Michael Kirby: Indigenous disadvantage bigger problem than recognition - The Guardian


The Guardian

Michael Kirby: Indigenous disadvantage bigger problem than recognition
The Guardian
Decolonisation was being spoken about it many other countries, she said, and it was a discussion Australia needed to participate in. Panellist Greg Davison, Aboriginal health manager with the NSW Justice Health network, quoted widely from a 2009 ...

Michael Kirby: Indigenous disadvantage bigger problem than recognition - The Guardian


The Guardian

Michael Kirby: Indigenous disadvantage bigger problem than recognition
The Guardian
But Davison said incarceration represented “an opportunity to engage people in their health care journey” and for many Indigenous Australian inmates it was the first time they accessed a health service. He said those who came in contact with the ...

Indigenous leaders debate <b>Australia&#39;s</b> constitution

Google News - Wed, 2015/07/08 - 2:26am
On Monday, Australia's top two politicians and 40 Aboriginal and Torres Strait Island leaders met to discuss changing Australia's constitution to ...

Michael Kirby: Indigenous disadvantage bigger problem than recognition

Google News - Wed, 2015/07/08 - 2:26am
However, a fellow panellist and head of the university's Aboriginal and ... health care journey” and for many Indigenous Australian inmates it was the ...

NAIDOC wik na ol indiginis pipal ino stap long mama loa

Google News - Wed, 2015/07/08 - 1:52am
Long stori blong ol Aboriginal na Torrest Strait islands pipol blong Australia long Naidoc Wik tede, stori i lukluk long hau kostitusen or mama loa blong ...

Once in a generation chance to change the constitution

Google News - Wed, 2015/07/08 - 1:30am
The “echoing silence” in our constitution robs not only Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Australians of their rightful recognition, but it robs all ...

A time for all Australians to nurture Indigenous heritage - Eureka Street (satire) (registration)


Eureka Street (satire) (registration)

A time for all Australians to nurture Indigenous heritage
Eureka Street (satire) (registration)
The most publicised event of NAIDOC Week this year has been the meeting of Indigenous leaders with the Prime Minister and the Leader of the Opposition. It initiated a process that all hope will lead to the recognition of Indigenous Australians and ...

Constitutional referendum: Nixon goes to China fits indigenous change - The Australian


Constitutional referendum: Nixon goes to China fits indigenous change
The Australian
Indigenous leader Noel Pearson has employed it several times regarding the possible referendum to recognise indigenous Australians: it can only happen under a Liberal prime minister. But does the metaphor stand up to scrutiny? It can be made to work ...

Fancy a kangaroo kebab? There are so many ways to teach Indigenous culture

Google News - Wed, 2015/07/08 - 12:00am
The Australian curriculum has given so much direction and scope for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander cultures and history being taught in schools ...

Jay Brooks finds long-lost grandfather, Katoomba <b>Aboriginal</b> football star Jackie Brooks through <b>...</b>

Google News - Tue, 2015/07/07 - 11:37pm
The book focused on Aboriginal man Jackie and how rugby league helped him become well regarded by the community during one of Australia's ...

Banished resonates despite non-Indigenous criticism - Inside Film


Inside Film

Banished resonates despite non-Indigenous criticism
Inside Film
McGovern wrote, “Ï have had the pleasure of working with a number of Indigenous writers over the years, including as story editor on Redfern Now, and I know how important their story is and how important it is to get the portrayal of Indigenous ...

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Banished resonates despite non-Indigenous criticism

Google News - Tue, 2015/07/07 - 10:52pm
“I can… understand how people would find it strange that a drama about British settlement of Australia wouldn't show any Aboriginal people.

Kimberley Indigenous community 'devastated' after camels killed with arrows - The Guardian


The Guardian

Kimberley Indigenous community 'devastated' after camels killed with arrows
The Guardian
Harry Watson's nephew, Anthony Watson, told Guardian Australia some of the camels had apparently been shot with arrows. “They used bows and arrows and shoot them through the stomach, it's not a clean kill,” Watson said. “I hope the police charge those ...

In focus: Ochre mine paints ancient picture

Google News - Tue, 2015/07/07 - 9:56pm
“The work we do is also important to Australians, particularly future ... be learning about Australia and the history of traditional Aboriginal people.”.

Grafton NAIDOC celebrations are a small steps towards unity

Google News - Tue, 2015/07/07 - 9:56pm
... those small steps was taken at the Grafton Base Hospital yesterday when the Aboriginal flag was raised next to the NSW State and Australian flags.

Kimberley Indigenous community &#39;devastated&#39; after camels killed with arrows

Google News - Tue, 2015/07/07 - 9:56pm
Three camels belonging to a remote Aboriginal community in the Kimberley have ... There are about 150,000 feral camels in Western Australia – almost half the ... the animals were shot without permission on Aboriginal-owned land.

Rural leadership training reveals Indigenous misconceptions - ABC Online


ABC Online

Rural leadership training reveals Indigenous misconceptions
ABC Online
Indigenous workers may be key players in Australia's northern agricultural industry, but their valuable contributions often go unrecognised. It was an observation made by Darwin businesswoman and crocodile farmer, Giovanna Webb, while taking part in a ...

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