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Aboriginal legend matches scientific research
NEWS.com.au
He concluded the seeds were carried to the central Australian desert by humans up to 30,000 years ago. But he was amazed to realise that his findings correlate to indigenous folklore, which was transcribed by a pioneering German anthropologist and ...
Outback palms: Aboriginal myth proven with DNA studiesDigital Journal

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ABORIGINAL legend, passed down for at least 30,000 years has been ... He concluded the seeds were carried to the central Australian desert by ...

Two found dead in remote WA Aboriginal community of Kalumburu ... Two people have died in a remote community in Western Australia's Kimberley ...

ABC Online
Prince Harry moves into Duntroon
Sky News Australia
In Perth, he will undertake training activities with the Special Air Service Regiment and in Darwin he will head out with members of Norforce, the mostly indigenous unit which patrols across northern Australia. In Sydney, the Apache helicopter pilot ...
Prince Harry touches down in DarwinABC Online
Britain's Prince Harry in Australia for army stintDaily Mail
Prince Harry meets Australian public at start of army tripKATC Lafayette News

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Officers from the unity will fly to the Kimberley to assist Kununurra Detectives in the investigation. It is understood the two bodies were discovered ...

ABC Online
Kiran Martin, founder of Indian charity Asha, to offer advice on improving ...
ABC Online
The Federal Government is looking to the slums of India to help improve the lives of people in Australia's remote Indigenous communities. Doctor Kiran Martin, founder of Indian non-government organisation Asha, is in Australia this week to meet ...

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The Conversation AU
Iconic boab trees trace journeys of ancient Aboriginal people
The Conversation AU
No one knows when and how the boab came across from Africa to Australia, or why its natural range is limited to this region. In a study published recently in PLOS ONE, we solve one part of this mystery by showing that ancient Aboriginal peoples were ...

Baobabs, the iconic bottle trees of Africa and Madagascar, have a single relative, the boab, living in the Kimberley region of northwest Australia.

The New Daily
Prince Harry hits Australia for army stint
The New Daily
In Perth, he will undertake training activities with the Special Air Service Regiment and in Darwin he will head out with members of Norforce, the mostly indigenous unit which patrols across northern Australia. In Sydney, the Apache helicopter pilot ...
Prince Harry touches down in DarwinABC Online
Britain's Prince Harry in Australia for army stintDaily Mail
Prince Harry arrives in Australia for military trainingCBC.ca
New York Daily News
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The New Daily
Prince Harry hits Australia for army stint
The New Daily
In Perth, he will undertake training activities with the Special Air Service Regiment and in Darwin he will head out with members of Norforce, the mostly indigenous unit which patrols across northern Australia. In Sydney, the Apache helicopter pilot ...
Prince Harry reports for Aussie dutyThe Australian (blog)
Prince Harry arrives in Australia for military dutiesBBC News
Prince Harry meets Australian public at start of army tripYahoo News

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"Australia is the only country in the world that did not signed a treaty with its aboriginal people after colonization," said Pa'apa'a. Legendary US singer ...

NEWS.com.au
Prince Harry reports for duty with indigenous Diggers
The Australian (blog)
In Darwin, he will work with the predominantly indigenous North West Mobile Force regiment, one of three Regional Force Surveillance Units patrolling remote areas of northern Australia. The opportunity to serve with Australia's NORFORCE is expected to ...
Prince Harry will start his month-long role with the Australian Defence Force ...Business Insider Australia
Prince Harry to train with Aust ArmySky News Australia
Skygazers watch brief Pacific Rim eclipse0:30NEWS.com.au
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Kentucky Post Pioneer
Prince Harry reports for duty with indigenous Diggers
The Australian (blog)
The opportunity to serve with Australia's NORFORCE is expected to allow the prince to experience the size of northern Australia and give him an opportunity to immerse himself in Aboriginal culture. In Sydney, the qualified Apache helicopter pilot will ...
Meet the Aboriginal unit Prince Harry will train with in AustraliaKentucky Post Pioneer
Prince Harry to train with Aust ArmySky News Australia
Skygazers watch brief Pacific Rim eclipse0:30NEWS.com.au

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First stop on the itinerary this morning will be a visit to the Australian War ... Australia and give him an opportunity to immerse himself in Aboriginal ...

A new online program linking Australian rules players and Aboriginal children from remote communities will target school retention to help close the ...

... to see how it had changed after Aboriginal management was disrupted,” Mr Jurskis tells The Australian, “but when I searched for information, I found ...

The community was established on Aboriginal land as a Catholic mission, and a Latin American-style church – with distinctly Australian-themed ...

The Canberra Times
PHOTO STORY: Counter-rallies challenge 'Reclaim Australia'
Green Left Weekly
“Reclaim Australia” has claimed to support Indigenous rights. First Nations activists however, are not fooled. “We stand strongly opposed to 'Reclaim Australia', just another brand of the kind of racism this country was founded on through dispossession ...
Pauline Hanson tells the Reclaim Australia Rally: 'I'm not a racist'Business Insider Australia
Anti-Reclaim Australia protesters send pro-Islamic message at Parliament ...The Canberra Times
Violence flairs at anti-Islam rallies across AustraliaAnadolu Agency

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Burgess's efforts to disguise his anti-Aboriginal racism are in line with the “Reclaim Australia” organisers strategy of denying their racism and framing ...

Empowering and supporting the Aboriginals in those communities to contribute to a better Australia, to take pride in who they are and what they can do ...