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Gooda should resign: One of the founders of the Aboriginal Tent Embassy, Michael Anderson has condemned the attack on protesters by Mick Gooda,
Abbott picks a fight: By Gerry Georgatos who attended the Tent Embassy celebrations and was present throughout all the events leading up to the
Source claims PM knew about leak: A source within the Federal Government has claimed a number of people within the Prime Minister's department knew beforehand that
I never said Embassy should be closed: Abbott: Federal Opposition Leader, Tony Abbott has claimed he never said the Aboriginal Tent Embassy in Canberra should be removed. "I never
Prime Minister’s man quits over leak to Tent Embassy: Tent Embassy founder, Michael Anderson has demanded answers following the revelations the Prime Minister's press secretary had leaked false claims
We want sovereignty: Australia will never win a seat on the United Nations Security Council unless the Federal Government acknowledges Indigenous sovereignty, an
New leaders emerge to fill the void left by mainstream leaders: By John Rowsthorne National Indigenous Times Director Here's the thing – what continues to emerge in the politics of Aboriginal Australia
Dodson defends right to protest: The Co-Chair of the Expert Panel on constitutional change, Professor Patrick Dodson has defended the Aboriginal Tent Embassy and said
Gooda, Mundine, Price and Gordon condemn protest: Four Indigenous leaders have publicly condemned the Aboriginal Tent Embassy protest that resulted in Prime Minister Julia Gillard and Opposition
Matilda House warns protest will re-ignite racism: Matilda House has criticised the Tent Embassy protestors against the Prime Minister, Julia Gillard and Opposition Leader, Tony Abbott last
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Harvey Norman launches RAP

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thurston david_ackery_presto_daleyHarvey Norman has today launched its vision to help 'close the gap' between Indigenous and non-Indigenous Australians, at the announcement of their Reconciliation Action Plan (RAP) at the Harvey Norman Bundall store on the Gold Coast.

As Harvey Norman Rugby League All Stars week activities commence, an event that celebrates Indigenous culture and one which Harvey...

 

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Last Updated on Wednesday, 01 February 2012 10:16

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Tina wins AIM scholarship

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AIM tina_baumThe Australian Institute of Management (AIM) NSW and ACT has announced the recipient of the 2011 Rebecca Gregory Indigenous Scholarship.

Tina Baum, Curator of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Island art at the National Gallery of Australia, has been selected as last year's winner by a panel, led by AIM NSW and ACT CEO David Wakeley; AIM NSW and ACT Head of Public Policy and Thought Leadership, Greg Field...

 

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Last Updated on Sunday, 29 January 2012 07:03

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