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Qld govt plans more mining in Cape York - The Australian

Sat, 2012/09/08 - 3:01am

Qld govt plans more mining in Cape York
The Australian
Mr Seeney says any plans will balance the needs of indigenous communities, conservationists and mining firms. He said offering tax breaks to miners but also making them commit to employing locals, community development and even equity for traditional ...

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Gas giant Woodside silences advice on songlines - The Australian

Fri, 2012/09/07 - 2:08pm

Gas giant Woodside silences advice on songlines
The Australian
WOODSIDE wrote to the West Australian government at least twice last year asking it to withdraw written advice about the possible existence of significant Aboriginal sites in areas disturbed by its proposed $40 billion James Price Point gas hub. Any ...

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Kimberley heritage sold out by 'conspiracy of deceit' - The Australian

Fri, 2012/09/07 - 2:08pm

Kimberley heritage sold out by 'conspiracy of deceit'
The Australian
The area's significance, and Roe's authority to speak for it, have been confirmed by Scott Cane, one of Australia's most respected anthropologists, who was commissioned to investigate by the West Australian Department of Indigenous Affairs this year.

Fashion designer Roopa Pemmaraju. Picture: Alan Pryke Source: The Australian - The Australian

Fri, 2012/09/07 - 2:07pm

Fashion designer Roopa Pemmaraju. Picture: Alan Pryke Source: The Australian
The Australian
Finally a sympathetic ear was found in Adrian Newstead, a former president of the Indigenous Art Trade Association and the former director of Aboriginal Tourism Australia. Newstead, director of Coo-ee Aboriginal Art Gallery, had researched Pemmaraju's ...

Newman tax breaks bolster Cape York mining 'map' - The Australian

Fri, 2012/09/07 - 2:06pm

Newman tax breaks bolster Cape York mining 'map'
The Australian
In an interview with The Weekend Australian, Mr Seeney accused the former Beattie and Bligh governments of "locking up the Cape" to win green votes in the southeast of the state at the expense of development opportunities for indigenous communities.
Minister plans more mining in Cape YorkHerald Sun

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Make way for more business: Mundine - The Australian

Fri, 2012/09/07 - 2:04pm

Make way for more business: Mundine
The Australian
"Just like non-indigenous Australians have taken up the fly-in, fly-out opportunities, indigenous people who also take up these opportunities and then return to their own communities will be supporting their local economies," Mr Mundine said. "Where ...

Dodson's daughter sets sights on change - The Australian

Fri, 2012/09/07 - 2:04pm

Dodson's daughter sets sights on change
The Australian
"We're ready for change and we want to see the relationship improve between Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people and other Australians." Independent MP Rob Oakeshott -- who in 2010 insisted Labor commit to a referendum on Aboriginal ...

Gestational diabetes estimates inconsistent among Indigenous, Aboriginal ... - News-Medical.net

Fri, 2012/09/07 - 1:17pm

Gestational diabetes estimates inconsistent among Indigenous, Aboriginal ...
News-Medical.net
There is an increased risk for diabetes in Indigenous populations that is thought to extend to GDM; however, to date, no systematic synthesis of published literature has confirmed this. Searching electronic resources including Medline, EMBASE, CINAHL ...

Plenty Pathways attracts plenty of interest - ABC Online

Fri, 2012/09/07 - 11:07am

Plenty Pathways attracts plenty of interest
ABC Online
MARK COLVIN: There's a growing effort in Central Australia to get Indigenous people back into the cattle industry. It's familiar work, it's out on country, and it could be one way to keep Indigenous kids in training and out of jail. A new pilot program ...

Head of Corporate Services - Third Sector Magazine

Fri, 2012/09/07 - 5:54am

Head of Corporate Services
Third Sector Magazine
Funded by the Australian Government, this organisation is a not-for-profit membership body supporting the growth of certified Indigenous business. Going from strength to strength they are now looking to expand the team to support this demand.

VIPtel in $2.5m telemarketing fine - The Australian

Fri, 2012/09/07 - 4:01am

VIPtel in $2.5m telemarketing fine
The Australian
THE Federal Court has fined telco VIPtel $2.5 million over a telemarketing ruse targeting indigenous Australians living in remote communities. Federal Court Justice John Reeves found that the company breached consumer protection laws when it falsely ...
Telco marketer fined AU$2.5M for misleading indigenous communitiesZDNet
EDirect fined $2.5m for rogue telco conductComputerworld Australia
VIPtel Fined $2.5m For Selling Dodgy Optus Calls to AboriginalsSmartHouse
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Top indigenous corporations shift income balance - ABC Online

Fri, 2012/09/07 - 3:34am

Top indigenous corporations shift income balance
ABC Online
Most of the organisations deliver health services to Indigenous people and more than two-thirds of the income was generated in the Northern Territory and Western Australia. Topics: indigenous-aboriginal-and-torres-strait-islander, indigenous-policy, nt ...

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Indonesian 'ghost nets' entangling turtles in Australian waters - Radio Australia

Fri, 2012/09/07 - 3:29am

Indonesian 'ghost nets' entangling turtles in Australian waters
Radio Australia
In remote far north Australia, a group of dedicated indigenous rangers and scientists are working to save endangered turtles. Indonesian 'ghost nets' entangling turtles in Australian waters (Credit: ABC). Each day is a struggle for the animals: many ...

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Income scheme for remote Aboriginal lands - ABC Online

Fri, 2012/09/07 - 2:00am

Income scheme for remote Aboriginal lands
ABC Online
An income management scheme will be introduced in remote Aboriginal lands in South Australia's outback by the Federal Government. People on the APY Lands will be able to volunteer for the scheme but others will be referred by child protection ...
APY hit with dole controlsThe Australian

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Tributes for Queensland's first Aboriginal MP - Radio Australia

Thu, 2012/09/06 - 11:27pm

Tributes for Queensland's first Aboriginal MP
Radio Australia
Eric Deeral was the first Indigenous Australian elected to the Queensland Parliament and the second Aboriginal Australian elected to any Parliament. He died on Wednesday at the age of 80. Yesterday Queenland politicians recognized him as a trailblazer ...

APY hit with dole controls - The Australian

Thu, 2012/09/06 - 2:08pm

APY hit with dole controls
The Australian
Indigenous Affairs Minister Jenny Macklin will today announce her plan for the troubled Anangu Pitjantjatjara Yankunytjatjara Lands to begin from next month. The $3.8 million scheme will enable Aborigines to volunteer to have welfare payments ...

Indigenous issue spreads word in US - Sydney Morning Herald

Thu, 2012/09/06 - 2:01pm

Sydney Morning Herald

Indigenous issue spreads word in US
Sydney Morning Herald
But it's also a nod to the literary journal's last 40 pages, where the energy of the modern indigenous Australian voice has jumped halfway around the world, into one of the world's hottest publications. As any hipster will tell you, in between ...

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Remote community highlights Indigenous youth suicide concerns - ABC Online

Thu, 2012/09/06 - 11:39am

ABC Online

Remote community highlights Indigenous youth suicide concerns
ABC Online
LEIGH SALES, PRESENTER: Spending on Indigenous Australia has recently topped $25 billion-a-year, yet in some Aboriginal communities there's a profound sense of despair. It's reflected in a suicide rate that's reaching epidemic proportions. In Western ...
Spate of suicides grips Aboriginal communityABC Message Stick

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Remote community highlights Indigenous youth suicide concerns - ABC Online

Thu, 2012/09/06 - 11:25am

ABC Online

Remote community highlights Indigenous youth suicide concerns
ABC Online
Aboriginal communities in Western Australia's Kimberley region represent the key concerns about an epidemic of Indigenous youth suicide with some lateral thinking being used in the search for answers, and a warning to Aboriginal viewers that this ...
Spate of suicides grips Aboriginal communityABC Message Stick

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Australia needs improved regional telecommunications: ACCAN panel - PC Advisor

Thu, 2012/09/06 - 6:16am

Australia needs improved regional telecommunications: ACCAN panel
PC Advisor
Indigenous Remote Communications Association interim manager, Daniel Featherstone, questioned if the NBN and its future direction will increase or decrease the digital divide that exists between indigenous and non-indigenous Australia. He said the ...

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