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Northern Kimberley displays jewels of cultural conservation - ABC Online

Tue, 2012/08/14 - 12:06pm

ABC Online

Northern Kimberley displays jewels of cultural conservation
ABC Online
Transcript. LEIGH SALES, PRESENTER: We hear far too many stories of Indigenous disadvantage and despair. This isn't one of them. In Australia's vast northern Kimberley region, Aboriginal rangers are playing a crucial role in land and cultural conservation.

Boyd painting sells for record $1.68m - NEWS.com.au

Tue, 2012/08/14 - 11:22am

Boyd painting sells for record $1.68m
NEWS.com.au
"These pictures emanated from Arthur Boyd's experience in Alice Springs in 1951 where he really witnessed the plight of indigenous Australians," Mr Smith told AAP. "He saw the complexities that existed between that notion of assimilation of Aboriginal ...
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Indigenous intervention dominates Australia NT election campaign - Press TV

Tue, 2012/08/14 - 10:23am

Press TV

Indigenous intervention dominates Australia NT election campaign
Press TV
Australia's Northern Territory is in the middle of a General Election campaign and a prevalent issue is the future of the Indigenous Intervention by the Federal Government in 2007. The intervention was in response to alleged rampant child sexual abuse ...

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UN indigenous rep to probe mining impact - The Australian

Tue, 2012/08/14 - 10:04am

UN indigenous rep to probe mining impact
The Australian
The UN Special Rapporteur on the rights of indigenous people, James Anaya, is set to meet 75 people from indigenous communities, the federal government and mining industry officials at a round table in Melbourne. The unofficial visit is part of Mr ...

Rates of suicide “a national tragedy” - The Guardian (Australia)

Tue, 2012/08/14 - 7:54am

The Guardian (Australia)

Rates of suicide “a national tragedy”
The Guardian (Australia)
Indigenous wellbeing champion Tom Calma has called on the Australian government to properly resource and implement the nation's first Indigenous suicide prevention strategy once it is finalised. Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people's suicide ...
Action plan takes off at AirservicesPS News

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The hero too many of us still don't know - Brisbane Times

Tue, 2012/08/14 - 3:59am

Brisbane Times

The hero too many of us still don't know
Brisbane Times
The irony of an indigenous Australian being forced to say sorry to Australia for celebrating his culture should not be lost on anyone, nor should this - the Aboriginal flag is an official Australian flag under the Flags Act 1953 (Cth) but is not ...

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AEC still alive in Deadly Awards - PS News

Tue, 2012/08/14 - 2:37am

AEC still alive in Deadly Awards
PS News
Director of the Indigenous Electoral Participation Program at the AEC, Bob Eckhardt, said the nomination recognised the AEC's work in encouraging Indigenous Australians to enrol and vote through the Indigenous Electoral Participation Program (IEPP).

Action plan takes off at Airservices - PS News

Tue, 2012/08/14 - 2:37am

Action plan takes off at Airservices
PS News
Mr Clark said the Action Plan took a holistic approach to creating meaningful and sustainable opportunities for Indigenous Australians across a range of roles and locations around Australia. “It raises awareness of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander ...

No new funding for petrol sniffing program - ABC Message Stick

Tue, 2012/08/14 - 1:38am

No new funding for petrol sniffing program
ABC Message Stick
The Federal Government will not renew funding to a pilot program aimed at reducing petrol sniffing on remote Aboriginal lands in South Australia's outback. The Petrol Sniffing Strategy program at Indulkana on the APY lands in the state's far north was ...

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Firefighters confident burning off in Central Australia will prevent big blazes - ABC Online

Tue, 2012/08/14 - 1:01am

ABC Online

Firefighters confident burning off in Central Australia will prevent big blazes
ABC Online
Prescribed burns of more than 2000 square kilometres of Aboriginal land have just been completed across Central Australia, ahead of the upcoming fire season. The burning was done by 11 Indigenous ranger groups from the Central Land Council, using ...

Defense for the indigenous - The Japan Times

Mon, 2012/08/13 - 11:54pm

Defense for the indigenous
The Japan Times
According to the United Nations, a native Aboriginal child born in Australia today can expect to die almost 20 years earlier than his or her nonnative compatriot. In countries where indigenous peoples are in sizeable numbers, they still fare poorly as ...

The hero too many of us still don't know - Sydney Morning Herald

Mon, 2012/08/13 - 10:28pm

Sydney Morning Herald

The hero too many of us still don't know
Sydney Morning Herald
The irony of an indigenous Australian being forced to say sorry to Australia for celebrating his culture should not be lost on anyone, nor should this - the Aboriginal flag is an official Australian flag under the Flags Act 1953 (Cth) but is not ...

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Indigenous outfits sell on world market - The Australian

Mon, 2012/08/13 - 2:11pm

Indigenous outfits sell on world market
The Australian
Indigenous Business Australia and the Australian Indigenous Minority Supplier Council have formed a partnership to help Aboriginal businesses seize the opportunities for growth created by the increasing number of corporate and government buyers wanting ...

Inquiry checks on child safety fears - The Australian

Mon, 2012/08/13 - 2:09pm

Inquiry checks on child safety fears
The Australian
He raised concerns over the fact only 6 per cent of the department's $733 million budget was allocated to "what seems to be the most chronic problem", the over-representation of indigenous children in care. Mr Swan was initially ... Counsel assisting ...

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The hero too many of us still don't know - Sydney Morning Herald

Mon, 2012/08/13 - 1:52pm

Sydney Morning Herald

The hero too many of us still don't know
Sydney Morning Herald
The irony of an indigenous Australian being forced to say sorry to Australia for celebrating his culture should not be lost on anyone, nor should this - the Aboriginal flag is an official Australian flag under the Flags Act 1953 (Cth) but is not ...

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Gurrumul Honoured At Australia's National Indigenous Music Awards - Contactmusic.com

Mon, 2012/08/13 - 7:12am

Gurrumul Honoured At Australia's National Indigenous Music Awards
Contactmusic.com
Australian musician Gurrumul was given a boost on Saturday (11Aug12) after ongoing health woes forced him to cancel tour dates last month (Jul12) - he won a top award at the National Indigenous Music Awards. The singer/songwriter, full name Geoffrey ...

Sapphires hits the right note - The Australian

Mon, 2012/08/13 - 4:22am

Sapphires hits the right note
The Australian
The film, based on the true story of an indigenous girl group sent to play for the troops in Vietnam, averaged more than $8000 on each of its 275 screens in a broad release. Including sneak previews ... Museum of Contemporary Art Australia 27 Jun – 16 ...
The Sapphires claims biggest box office opening weekend of the year for an ...MuMbrella

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Caught in a longterm cycle: homelessness in Australia - The Conversation

Mon, 2012/08/13 - 12:38am

Caught in a longterm cycle: homelessness in Australia
The Conversation
Respondents are on average younger, more likely to be single, have no dependent children, born in Australia and much more likely to be Indigenous Australian than in the general population. Journeys Home respondents also have much lower levels of ...

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Aboriginal artefacts uncovered at Rio Tinto coal mine - Australian Mining

Sun, 2012/08/12 - 11:40pm

Aboriginal artefacts uncovered at Rio Tinto coal mine
Australian Mining
According to geoarcheologist Phillip Hughes, the Hunter Valley is one of the most studied areas in the Australia due to the assessments for coal mining approvals. Rio reports that it believes Aboriginal artifact sites are scattered across its tenements ...

Australian tourism to recruit Chinese students and indigenous Australians - eTurboNews

Sun, 2012/08/12 - 10:47pm

eTurboNews

Australian tourism to recruit Chinese students and indigenous Australians
eTurboNews
Early retirees, Chinese students and indigenous Australians will be targeted as employees in a plan to boost often-criticised service standards in the tourism industry. Federal Tourism Minister Martin Ferguson also wants to facilitate greater foreign ...
Retirees and Chinese students new tourism workersPerth Now

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