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Landcare co-founder and Indigenous advocate Phillip Toyne dies aged 67
ABC Online
Indigenous advocate and co-founder of the national Landcare program, Phillip Toyne, has died aged 67. Mr Toyne established the environmental organisation with Rick Farley in 1989 when he was head of the Australian Conservation Foundation. Prior to that ...
Leading environmental campaigner Phillip Toyne dies at 67Sydney Morning Herald
Co-founder of Landcare Australia program Phillip Toyne dies at 67The Guardian

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... Indigenous culture after spending a gap year travelling around Australia. "It was my first exposure to Aboriginal people in a real, meaningful way," he ...

After making some inquiries, he learns the Aboriginal kid really is raw ... a highly self-primed individual, has been drafted from north Australia in the ...

Canberra, June 13 (IANS) — The Dalai Lama, who is on a 10-day visit to Australia, said more needs to be done to protect local Aboriginal culture after ...

Canberra:The Dalai Lama, who is on a 10-day visit to Australia, said more needs to be done to protect local Aboriginal culture after meeting with ...

Canberra: The Dalai Lama, who is on a 10-day visit to Australia, said more needs to be done to protect local Aboriginal culture after meeting with ...

In July, the Australian Border Force Act comes into effect. It threatens .... They're shocked that there's an Aboriginal Australian in a detention centre.

Financial Times
Aboriginal art auction: Australia's first nation comes to the saleroom
Financial Times
Dreamings: The Art of Aboriginal Australia, staged at the Asia Society in New York in 1988, was the first of a run of major shows to introduce overseas audiences to the complex art produced by one of the world's oldest continuing cultures, inspiring ...

Financial Times
Aboriginal art auction: Australia's first nation comes to the saleroom
Financial Times
Dreamings: The Art of Aboriginal Australia, staged at the Asia Society in New York in 1988, was the first of a run of major shows to introduce overseas audiences to the complex art produced by one of the world's oldest continuing cultures, inspiring ...

Dreamings: The Art of Aboriginal Australia, staged at the Asia Society in New York in 1988, was the first of a run of major shows to introduce overseas ...

Daily Life
Aboriginal groups distressed at high rate of Indigenous children removed from ...
Daily Life
Aboriginal groups are distressed at figures that show indigenous children are more than 12 times as likely to be placed in state care – a rate that places Victoria higher than the national average. Victoria has also registered the largest increase ...

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Daily Life
Aboriginal groups distressed at high rate of Indigenous children removed from ...
Daily Life
Aboriginal groups are distressed at figures that show indigenous children are more than 12 times as likely to be placed in state care – a rate that places Victoria higher than the national average. Victoria has also registered the largest increase ...

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The Guardian
Indigenous Australians call on Standard Chartered not to fund coal mine project
The Guardian
A group of Indigenous Australians has urged Standard Chartered to rule out funding a massive coal mine on their ancestral lands in a meeting with executives in London. Representatives of the Wangan and Jagalingou people travelled to the bank's ...

Dreaming Tracks are an important element in Aboriginal culture. Despite their differences, the hundreds of tribes living in Australia at the time of British ...

The Age
Aboriginal groups distressed at high rate of Indigenous children removed from ...
The Age
Victoria has also registered the largest increase across Australia in the number of Aboriginal children removed from their families, a staggering 42 per cent rise last year, according to the most recent figures. "It's disheartening. We struggle every ...

The Age
Aboriginal groups distressed at high rate of Indigenous children removed from ...
The Age
Aboriginal groups are distressed at figures that show indigenous children are more than 12 times as likely to be placed in state care – a rate that places Victoria higher than the national average. Victoria has also registered the largest increase ...

Victoria has also registered the largest increase across Australia in the number of Aboriginal children removed from their families, a staggering 42 per ...

More than 90 per cent of Australians then supported allowing the commonwealth to pass laws for Aborigines and to include them in the census.

The Conversation UK
What residents of an English mining town learned from visiting Aboriginal ...
The Conversation UK
The groups, from Ashington, Northumberland, and various Aboriginal communities around Brisbane, Australia, have very different histories, traditions and environments, separated as they are by thousands of miles and years of human history. Members of ...

The two Aboriginal stars of Australian women's football are blossoming into idols of an indigenous community on the other side of the world. Proudly ...