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The Guardian
Muckaty nuclear dump defeat is a huge victory for Aboriginal Australia ...
The Guardian
Today, the Commonwealth Government has agreed not to act upon the nomination of land at Muckaty Station as a site for Australia's first radioactive waste dump. The resolution comes seven years after the nomination, four years after the court case was ...
Australia's plans to locate nuclear waste dump on Aboriginal land abandonedThe Voice of Russia
Northern Territory Muckaty waste dump plan abandonedThe Australian
Explainer: Muckaty Station nuclear dumpSBS
Ninemsn -ABC Online
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Aboriginal health jobs axed due to funding
Yahoo!7 News
The Aboriginal Health Council of Western Australia's 10-person Tobacco and Healthy Lifestyle Team is being disbanded as a result of the federal government failing to renew $1.3 million in annual funding. With the funding running out at the end of this ...

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Aboriginal health jobs axed due to funding
The West Australian
The Aboriginal Health Council of Western Australia's 10-person Tobacco and Healthy Lifestyle Team is being disbanded as a result of the federal government failing to renew $1.3 million in annual funding. With the funding running out at the end of this ...

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On the 18 June 2014 - Damian Williams from CAAMA Radio speaks with Paddy Gibson, Senior Researcher from Jumbunna Indigenous House of Learning

Muckaty traditional owners are happy that they have finally been able to tell their version of events that led to the nomination of their land as a proposed site for a nuclear waste dump.

The Guardian (blog)
Hereby Make Protest review a historical reflection on Aboriginal activism
The Guardian (blog)
They established the Australian Aboriginal Progressive Association in 1924 that became the Aborigines Progressive Association in 1937. These organisations gave Aboriginal Australians their first national voice, established the first Indigenous ...

Tying Indigenous affairs spending to real outcomes
ABC Message Stick
Much of the assistance to Indigenous Australia is either inefficient or not achieving sustained improvements. Without jobs, opportunity can never follow - that's why the Coalition is committed to smarter, targeted Indigenous affairs spending that will ...

New head of Indigenous at Screen Australia
MuMbrella
Screen Australia today announced Penny Smallacombe as its new Head of Indigenous, succeeding Erica Glynn, who, after 11 years with Screen Australia and predecessor agency the AFC, announced her departure earlier this year. Graeme Mason, CEO of ...

In Yabbies And Cappuccino, A Culinary Lifeline For Aboriginal Youth
KRCB
If you teach an aboriginal man (or woman) to make a cappuccino, can you feed his career for a lifetime? That's the hope at Yaama Dhiyaan, a cooking and hospitality school for at-risk indigenous young people in Australia. Students there are learning the ...

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In Yabbies And Cappuccino, A Culinary Lifeline For Aboriginal Youth
Hawaii Public Radio-HPR2
If you teach an aboriginal man (or woman) to make a cappuccino, can you feed his career for a lifetime? That's the hope at Yaama Dhiyaan, a cooking and hospitality school for at-risk indigenous young people in Australia. Students there are learning the ...

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In Yabbies And Cappuccino, A Culinary Lifeline For Aboriginal Youth
91.5 KIOS-FM
If you teach an aboriginal man (or woman) to make a cappuccino, can you feed his career for a lifetime? That's the hope at Yaama Dhiyaan, a cooking and hospitality school for at-risk indigenous young people in Australia. Students there are learning the ...

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In Yabbies And Cappuccino, A Culinary Lifeline For Aboriginal Youth
KALW
If you teach an aboriginal man (or woman) to make a cappuccino, can you feed his career for a lifetime? That's the hope at Yaama Dhiyaan, a cooking and hospitality school for at-risk indigenous young people in Australia. Students there are learning the ...

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In Yabbies And Cappuccino, A Culinary Lifeline For Aboriginal Youth
North Country Public Radio
If you teach an aboriginal man (or woman) to make a cappuccino, can you feed his career for a lifetime? That's the hope at Yaama Dhiyaan, a cooking and hospitality school for at-risk indigenous young people in Australia. Students there are learning the ...

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In Yabbies And Cappuccino, A Culinary Lifeline For Aboriginal Youth
wfit
If you teach an aboriginal man (or woman) to make a cappuccino, can you feed his career for a lifetime? That's the hope at Yaama Dhiyaan, a cooking and hospitality school for at-risk indigenous young people in Australia. Students there are learning the ...

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Defence contract for indigenous business
The Australian
"Our goal is to train and employ indigenous Australian and Torres Strait Islander men and women in order to provide lasting careers in the various industries that we work with," the company's website says. Parliamentary secretary Alan Tudge said the ...

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In Yabbies And Cappuccino, A Culinary Lifeline For Aboriginal Youth
Nassau News Live
If you teach an Aboriginal man (or woman) to make a cappuccino, can you feed his career for a lifetime? That's the hope at Yaama Dhiyaan, a cooking and hospitality school for at-risk indigenous young people in Australia. Students there are learning the ...

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NPR (blog)
In Yabbies And Cappuccino, A Culinary Lifeline For Aboriginal Youth
NPR (blog)
If you teach an aboriginal man (or woman) to make a cappuccino, can you feed his career for a lifetime? That's the hope at Yaama Dhiyaan, a cooking and hospitality school for at-risk indigenous young people in Australia. Students there are learning the ...

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Indigenous Australia left behind in rheumatic heart disease fight
The Conversation
Vintage medical textbooks are filled with diagnoses unfamiliar to contemporary doctors – wandering wombs, blackwater fever, biliousness and other historic curios. Acute rheumatic fever has become one of…

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Daily Mail
Patty Mills, Aboriginal NBA Champion
Indian Country Today Media Network
(Mills is not the first Indigenous Australian to play in the NBA -- that honor goes to Nathan Jawai, also a Torres Strait Islander, who made his debut in 2009 playing for the Toronto Raptors. Jawai went on to play for the Minnesota Timberwolves as well.).
'Whatever he did he was brilliant at': Patty Mills' former PE teacher hails ...Daily Mail
The powerful message behind NBA champion Patty Mills donning the Torres ...Herald Sun
Flying 3 Flags and Seeking One BannerNew York Times
The Australian -Sunraysia Daily
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Indigenous Prisoner Program Cut
Pro Bono Australia
“Six months ago the Australian government brutally stripped our budget by 4.5 per cent over four years, and now we're facing even more cuts, this time with a program that is solely, purely 'frontline',” Naden said. “We have heard so many public ...