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Hundreds rallying for Raukkan

Google News - Wed, 2015/06/24 - 4:39am
The third "Stop the Forced Closure of Aboriginal Communities in Australia" rally in South Australia will take place on Friday, with attendees marching ...

#SOSBlakAustralia – What's happening in the NT?

Google News - Wed, 2015/06/24 - 12:11am
Towards the beginning of the year, when it came to light that Aboriginal communities in Western Australia (WA) were at risk of forced closure, a local ...

Indigenous Aussies making history - Perth Now


Perth Now

Indigenous Aussies making history
Perth Now
THE anniversary of a historic moment for indigenous Australians 41 years ago has coincided with Matildas Lydia Williams and Kyah Simon creating a new chapter at the FIFA women's World Cup in Canada. On June 22, 1974 Harry Williams broke new ...
Australia's forward Kyah Simon (C) and Australia's goalkeeper Lydia Williams ...The Australian
Women's World Cup: Matildas technical director Ante Juric talks up Aussie ...Courier Mail

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Indigenous Aussies making history - Perth Now


Perth Now

Indigenous Aussies making history
Perth Now
THE anniversary of a historic moment for indigenous Australians 41 years ago has coincided with Matildas Lydia Williams and Kyah Simon creating a new chapter at the FIFA women's World Cup in Canada. On June 22, 1974 Harry Williams broke new ...
Aussie footballers writing historyFox Sports

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Loss of federal funds not to blame for remote Indigenous community closures, WA minister says

Google News - Tue, 2015/06/23 - 10:07pm
Western Australia's Aboriginal Affairs Minister insists the loss of federal funding for remote Indigenous communities is not responsible for planned ...

Indigenous Aussies making history

Google News - Tue, 2015/06/23 - 10:07pm
Williams, 27, was also credited with saving Australia from certain defeat ... Australia's 1974 World Cup Socceroos squad, including Aboriginal Harry ...

girl tried to 'scrub' her skin white

Google News - Tue, 2015/06/23 - 9:45pm
A three-year-old Aboriginal girl who was traumatised after she was racially abused in Melbourne tried to scrub her body to remove her black skin.

Indigenous Aussies making history - Fox Sports


Fox Sports

Indigenous Aussies making history
Fox Sports
Australia's forward Kyah Simon (C) and Australia's goalkeeper Lydia Williams celebrates victory against Brazil. Source: FRANCK FIFE / AFP. THE anniversary of a historic moment for native Australians 41 years ago has coincided with indigenous Matildas ...
Women's World Cup: Matildas technical director Ante Juric talks up Aussie ...Courier Mail

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Australia's forward Kyah Simon (C) and Australia's goalkeeper Lydia Williams ... - The Australian


The Australian

Australia's forward Kyah Simon (C) and Australia's goalkeeper Lydia Williams ...
The Australian
Harry was the first recognised indigenous Australian helping the Socceroos earn its first point at the World Cup. In nearly the exact minute Harry made his debut for the Socceroos and to the day, Matildas striker Simon scored an 80th minute winning ...
Indigenous Aussies making historyPerth Now

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Aussie footballers writing history - The Australian


The Australian

Aussie footballers writing history
The Australian
On June 22, 1974 Harry Williams broke new ground in the former West Germany by making his debut for Australia at the men's FIFA World Cup in the 82nd minute in a scoreless draw with Chile in West Berlin. Harry was the first recognised indigenous ...

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Aussie footballers writing history - NEWS.com.au


NEWS.com.au

Aussie footballers writing history
NEWS.com.au
THE anniversary of a historic moment for native Australians 41 years ago has coincided with indigenous Matildas Lydia Williams and Kyah Simon creating a new chapter at the FIFA women's World Cup in Canada. On June 22, 1974 Harry Williams broke new ...
Women's World Cup: Matildas technical director Ante Juric talks up Aussie ...Courier Mail

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<b>Aboriginal</b> Girl, 3, Shamed By Woman for &#39;Elsa&#39; from &#39;Frozen&#39; Costume

Google News - Tue, 2015/06/23 - 2:15pm
And ignorance is even more far-reaching. This time we find an incident in Australia, where, according to The Daily Mail, a 3-year-old girl was left in ...

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Google News - Tue, 2015/06/23 - 2:07pm
... through these songs and ensure the long-term survival of Aboriginal music. ... “Like my family, there are families and communities across Australia ...

How Australian Indigenous people regard drunk driving - Medical Xpress


How Australian Indigenous people regard drunk driving
Medical Xpress
Ms Fitts said drink driving among Indigenous communities was a serious public health issue because Indigenous Australians were three times more likely to be involved in a serious or fatal road crash compared to the rest of population. "The problem is ...

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VIDEO: Global support for <b>Aboriginal</b> girl who was told she couldn&#39;t dress up as Frozen&#39;s Elsa

Google News - Tue, 2015/06/23 - 9:34am
An Aboriginal girl and her mother have been overwhelmed with support from ... Rachel Muir from Ballarat in Australia took her three-year-old daughter ...

Global support for <b>Aboriginal</b> girl who was told she couldn&#39;t dress up as Frozen&#39;s Elsa

Google News - Tue, 2015/06/23 - 9:33am
Am Aboriginal girl and her mother have been overwhelmed with support from ... Rachel Muir from Ballarat in Australia took her three-year-old daughter ...

Hunters Set To Pay £15k To Kill Giant Crocs

Google News - Tue, 2015/06/23 - 8:26am
Crocodile trophy hunts could be introduced in northern Australia to raise funds for Aboriginal communities. Big game hunters are expected to pay as ...

Hunters Set To Pay £15k To Kill Giant Crocs

Google News - Tue, 2015/06/23 - 8:15am
He said Aboriginal communities should be allowed to sell permits to shoot a small number of saltwater crocodiles that would otherwise be culled each ...

Aboriginal leader Jimmy Wright farewelled by hundreds in Newcastle - ABC Online


ABC Online

Aboriginal leader Jimmy Wright farewelled by hundreds in Newcastle
ABC Online
Jimmy Wright led the push that saw Newcastle become the first council in Australia to fly the Aboriginal flag in 1977. Former Federal Member for Newcastle Allan Morris spoke at the memorial and said Jimmy's work with the Awabakal Co-op was inspiring.

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<b>Aboriginal</b> leader Jimmy Wright farewelled by hundreds in Newcastle

Google News - Tue, 2015/06/23 - 7:18am
Late Aboriginal identity Jimmy Wright has been described as a man of ... that saw Newcastle become the first council in Australia to fly the Aboriginal ...

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