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Indigenous progress being stifled: academic - Northern Star


Indigenous progress being stifled: academic
Northern Star
ARE the current management structures and practices in Indigenous organisations, government and non-government agencies and political structures that impact upon Indigenous Australians creating enormous inefficiencies and waste of taxpayer funds ...

Cause and compassion - Brisbane Times


Brisbane Times

Cause and compassion
Brisbane Times
Popular music has long been a focal point for those trying to create change or enhance public awareness of social issues and now a group of Australia's finest young indigenous musicians are hitting the road for a tour to raise awareness and promote the ...
Sultan fins his own voiceThe West Australian
State Parliament home to Hart paintingMy Sunshine Coast (press release)

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From card table to aces - NTNews.com.au


NTNews.com.au

From card table to aces
NTNews.com.au
Skinnyfish Music co-founders Michael Hohnen and Mark Grose are NT finalists for the Australian of the Year for their work as indigenous talent mentors. Picture: MICHAEL FRANCHI. IT started off on a card table in the corner of a Darwin bedroom about 14 ...
Skinnyfish founders finalists for Australian of the YearThe Music Network

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Leading Aboriginal corporation in administration - ABC Online


Leading Aboriginal corporation in administration
ABC Online
ASHLEY HALL: Western Australia's police service says it's assessing the actions of officers involved in the investigation of the former public prosecutor Lloyd Rayney. The Perth barrister has been acquitted of the 2007 murder of his wife Corryn Rayney ...

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The forgotten soldiers - Blacktown Sun


The forgotten soldiers
Blacktown Sun
Locke was one of more than 450 indigenous Australians who served during World War I, although many more who tried to enlist at the start of the war were rejected on the grounds of race. By then, the indigenous population had declined to only 80,000.

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Burning savanna creates carbon credit cash - The Australian


Burning savanna creates carbon credit cash
The Australian
AN indigenous organisation could earn up to $500,000 a year by selling carbon credits it creates by deliberately burning savannas ahead of the fire season to reduce the amount of pollution. The Indigenous Land Corporation (ILC) has gained approval to ...
Savannah burning aims to farm carbon creditsABC Online

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Skinnyfish founders finalists for Australian of the Year - The Music Network


Skinnyfish founders finalists for Australian of the Year
The Music Network
Northern Territory Indigenous music label Skinnyfish Music's founders Michael Hohnen and Mark Grose were announced, today, as NT finalists in the 2013 Australian of the Year awards. The pair have been responsible for mentoring bands through business ...

Closing the Gap on Indigenous Employment? Not Quite - Pro Bono Australia


Closing the Gap on Indigenous Employment? Not Quite
Pro Bono Australia
It is not surprising, then, that reducing the disparity between Indigenous and non-Indigenous Australians in employment outcomes is one of the pillars of the Australian government's Closing the Gap agenda. By 2018, COAG has committed to halving the gap ...

NT Aboriginal politician calls for end to culture of welfare - ABC Online


NT Aboriginal politician calls for end to culture of welfare
ABC Online
SARA EVERINGHAM: Alison Anderson represents the remote central Australian electorate of Namatjira which covers her home town, the remote Indigenous community of Papunya. In her first major speech since becoming the Minister for Indigenous ...
My people must grow up: Alison AndersonThe Australian

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Gallery to recognise work of Aboriginal stockmen - ABC Online


Gallery to recognise work of Aboriginal stockmen
ABC Online
CEO Ben Maguire says it is the first time there has been an effort to recognise the role Indigenous people have played in the opening up of inland Australia but more research is needed. "We're asking for another $200,000 for another couple of years to ...

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Indigenous owners to run council's Stradbroke holiday parks - ABC Online


Indigenous owners to run council's Stradbroke holiday parks
ABC Online
An Indigenous community is taking control of holiday parks on North Stradbroke Island off Brisbane, as part of a native title compensation deal. The Quandamooka People will take ownership of the business and control of the land from Redlands City Council.

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Australian TV drama puts spotlight on Aboriginal life - The Guardian


The Guardian

Australian TV drama puts spotlight on Aboriginal life
The Guardian
Redfern Now is the first television series to be commissioned, written, acted and produced by indigenous Australians. "It's a landmark because for so long we have had other people telling our stories and the government telling us what we should be ...
Redfern Now launched under the starsThe Australian
Redfern Now: Thursday, 8.30pm, ABC1The West Australian

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Uluru launch plan for groundbreaking TV - The Australian


Uluru launch plan for groundbreaking TV
The Australian
The date would mark an important milestone in broadcasting and in Australia's history, SBS managing director Michael Ebeid said. "SBS is incredibly proud to be playing a role in delivering content about indigenous Australians, produced by indigenous ...

Cause and compassion - Sydney Morning Herald


Sydney Morning Herald

Cause and compassion
Sydney Morning Herald
Popular music has long been a focal point for those trying to create change or enhance public awareness of social issues and now a group of Australia's finest young indigenous musicians are hitting the road for a tour to raise awareness and promote the ...

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My people must grow up: Alison Anderson - The Australian


My people must grow up: Alison Anderson
The Australian
Northern Territory Indigenous Advancement Minister Alison Anderson told the Territory's Legislative Assembly that she "despaired at the reluctance" of some of her brethren to take available jobs. "I look at the men of Yirrkala and ask why they will not ...

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Thompson graduates from Indigenous Leadership Course - World of Rugby League


Thompson graduates from Indigenous Leadership Course
World of Rugby League
Thompson studied the course through the Australian Indigenous Leadership Centre this year, the venue where he works part time throughout the week and where he plans on working full time after his career ends. This course culminated with an intensive ...

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Maintaining Indigenous languages: revering a distant past or contributing to a ... - Crikey (blog)


Maintaining Indigenous languages: revering a distant past or contributing to a ...
Crikey (blog)
Special guest Dr. Bill Fogarty argues that Indigenous language maintenance and education is not about reverence for some distant past for esoteric reasons. Rather it is an important asset that can play a role both in developing a future for Indigenous ...

SBS launches indigenous channel - The Australian


SBS launches indigenous channel
The Australian
"SBS is incredibly proud to be playing a role in delivering content about indigenous Australians, produced by indigenous Australians, to every Australian household. Digital Pass $1 for first 28 Days. "With NITV part of the SBS family, we will reflect ...
NEWS IN BRIEF: 1 November 2012AdNews

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Redfern Now launched under the stars - The Australian


The West Australian

Redfern Now launched under the stars
The Australian
It was an historic event because Redfern Now is Australia's first-ever Indigenous television drama, a series made possible by additional drama funding three years ago from the federal government. "Redfern Now is born of, is resonant of, and speaks of ...
Redfern Now: Thursday, 8.30pm, ABC1The West Australian

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