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A week in review: The diary of a reformed racist on Reconciliation Week

With National Reconciliation Week being about 'taking the next steps', satirist Nayuka Gorrie introduces us to a non-Indigenous Australian on their challenging...
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Students create life size Aboriginal flag in wake of Reconciliation week

In the wake of Reconciliation Week, students of Aldinga School in South Australia, have worked tirelessly to create a human Aboriginal Flag, and the results are...
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Aboriginal boy told he has to come as a white person to First Fleet day by school

EXCLUSIVE: An Aboriginal boy has been told he could only attend a 'First Fleet Experience' day at his school as a white person.
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No more action against officers involved in Ms Dhu case

West Australian police will take no further action against officers, who had adverse findings against them, after an Aboriginal woman died in custody, saying they...
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Did we miss a chance for a treaty? Charles Passi reflects on the Mabo verdict

A quarter of a century after the Mabo decision, Charles Passi, the son of the only surviving plaintiff, reflects on the legacy of the case and how it underpins...
Sport

Indigenous NRL star Will Chambers re-signs with Melbourne Storm

Centre star player and Yolngu man, Will Chambers, has been re-signed by Melbourne Storm for another three NRL seasons.
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Indigenous baby 'removed from hospital' moment she was born and taken interstate

Aboriginal grandparents tell royal commission their granddaughter was swooped on by welfare workers, taken across state lines and has not returned to her...
Little J & Big Cuz

In an Australian first, television show Little J & Big Cuz provides a young Indigenous audience with ‘relatable’ characters as well as offers an insight into traditional Aboriginal culture, country and language.

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Seats at the Table: Our Voices Need to be Heard

New Zealand has dedicated electoral seats for Māori representation in their parliament to guarantee a continued voice. Academic Jessa Rogers considers this model for...
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Dodgy store owner loses Indigenous trade licence

Store owner fined $160,000 for crooked credit scheme in SA Aboriginal lands.
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Better to save for funeral than rely on insurance, warns regulator

In some cases it may be a better option for Indigenous people to save for their funeral rather than taking out specific insurance, the securities regulator says.
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Indigenous makarrata discussion hits the national agenda

Nationwide momentum is building towards a makarrata, with a commission for treaty and reconciliation on the agenda at the next major meeting of Indigenous leaders...
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Justice in the family: Eddie Mabo's granddaughter takes up the fight

Twenty-five years after Eddie "Koiki" Mabo's historic land rights victory, his granddaughter, law graduate Hannah Duncan, is forging her own path to help her...
31 May 2017 - 1:11pm

Owen Craigie: Origin and Aboriginal players will inspire generations

State of Origin is one of the biggest stages in Australian sport and Owen Craigie says the strong representation by Aboriginal players highlights that progress is...
The Point

How a lifelong friendship inspired a children's book about the 1967 referendum

The 1967 referendum brought a nation to its feet, but how do you explain its significance to children 50 years later? A Melbourne-based author has attempted to do...
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1 Jun 2017 - 12:43pm

Sheep Cheese Frittata

Why not try Mark Olives Sheep Cheese Frittata. This recipe is quick, easy and tastes great!
The Conversation

'Black is the New White' gives the comedy of manners an irreverent makeover

Sparks fly as families come together for the Christmas dinner in Nakkiah Lui’s Black is the New White. Prudence Upton Huw Griffiths, University of Sydney
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COMMENT: Jungle Fever and other 'phases' I mistook for normal life

According to rugby league star, Sam Thaiday liking "dark girls" was a part of his "Jungle Fever phase". Reassessing what she thought she knew about romance,...
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Aboriginal VET Cadet: young Dhungutti woman climbs aboard Transport for NSW

Read about Brittini Cameron's career trajectory as she secured a VET Cadet role with Transport for NSW, which gave her the stability and long-term prospects a new...
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Essendon’s Fantasia says everyone wants to be like Eddie

Essendon forward Orazio Fantasia grew up idolising Adelaide Crows champion Andrew McLeod, but it’s another Indigenous star who he says everyone wants to be like.
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COMMENT: Being 'the first' Indigenous anything

How does 'the first' Indigenous representation, represent the 600,000 or so of us?
Education

Increasing the number of Indigenous teachers in Australian schools

While Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander teachers are significantly underrepresented in schools and universities, encouraging initiatives are aiming to bring...
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Jarjums is the NITV programming dedicated to children catering to all kids and kids at heart we have fun and educational Indigenous and First Nations content from Australia and around the world. 

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Torres Strait leaders call for National Public Holiday for Mabo Day

Torres Strait leaders call for a National Public Holiday to mark the significance of the Mabo decision on it's 25th anniversary and a statement of outcomes is...
Comedy

A week in review: The diary of a reformed racist on Reconciliation Week

With National Reconciliation Week being about 'taking the next steps', satirist Nayuka Gorrie introduces us to a non-Indigenous Australian on their challenging...
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In Pictures: the people and the action at the Uluru Convention

The Referendum Constitutional Recognition forum has been underway in the heart of the nation, Uluru, with 250 Indigenous delegates coming together to discuss the...
Arts & Culture

'Defying Empire' an unapologetic exhibition about colonisation and resilience

NIAT III: 'Defying Empire' enters a national conversation, challenging notions of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander art and culture.
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Students create life size Aboriginal flag in wake of Reconciliation week

In the wake of Reconciliation Week, students of Aldinga School in South Australia, have worked tirelessly to create a human Aboriginal Flag, and the results are...
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Easier to steal kids than to solve the problem: Former children and families minister

Welfare heads, lawyers and academics will front the Northern Territory child protection royal commission as hearings continue in Alice Springs.
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No more action against officers involved in Ms Dhu case

West Australian police will take no further action against officers, who had adverse findings against them, after an Aboriginal woman died in custody, saying they...
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Clinton's 'walk for justice' heads for Melbourne

With nearly five thousand kilometres down and one thousand to go in his trek to Parliament House, Clinton Pryor says he, and his feet, are feeling good.
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Aboriginal boy told he has to come as a white person to First Fleet day by school

EXCLUSIVE: An Aboriginal boy has been told he could only attend a 'First Fleet Experience' day at his school as a white person.
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Better to save for funeral than rely on insurance, warns regulator

In some cases it may be a better option for Indigenous people to save for their funeral rather than taking out specific insurance, the securities regulator says.
MUSIC

Mau Power's latest track 'Koiki' honours the Mabo legacy

Listen to an exclusive of the brand new track by Torres Strait hip-hop artist, Mau Power, a musical tribute to Eddie 'Koiki' Mabo on the 25th Anniversary of the...
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Seats at the Table: Our Voices Need to be Heard

New Zealand has dedicated electoral seats for Māori representation in their parliament to guarantee a continued voice. Academic Jessa Rogers considers this model...
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Elder aged 68, honoured for contribution to Nyombil Indigenous Support Centre

Gold Coast Indigenous leader Aunty Joyce Summers has been honoured for her commitment to community and education, being recognised as a Bond University Fellow.
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Did we miss a chance for a treaty? Charles Passi reflects on the Mabo verdict

A quarter of a century after the Mabo decision, Charles Passi, the son of the only surviving plaintiff, reflects on the legacy of the case and how it underpins...
1 Jun 2017 - 1:37pm

Eddie Mabo: It was written in the stars

WARNING: Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people should exercise caution when viewing this article as it contains names and images of deceased persons, which...
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