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Save our children: KARI warns of another lost generation and SNAICC to launch a campaign to reduce "diabolical" foster care figures A groundswell of
The debate continues on just who should tell our Indigenous stories: Rabbit Proof Fence was the powerful story of the struggle of three young Aboriginal girls to return to family and
“Police version of Kings Cross shooting not true”: Mother speaks out against police investigating police The mother of one of the four youths involved in the incident where police
Humble Lena Nyadbi’s beautiful (and big) art wows Paris: Aboriginal artist Lena Nyadbi is a humble woman but there's nothing shy and retiring about her latest massive work which
Claims of video showing police bashing in Broome: Video footage from the Broome Police Station has allegedly caught out a 31 year old police constable bashing an Aboriginal
Leadership Centre boosted with funds for new program: A total of 120 Indigenous leaders will receive a powerful introduction to leadership development through the latest National Indigenous Leadership
Scullion flags Native Title reforms: Nigel Scullion, the man likely to oversee Indigenous affairs in Australia following the September Federal election, has told the annual
Give us control, says NACCHO: Progress report on Closing the Gap proves best results are through community groups: Mohamed The reason the Northern Territory was on
Amnesty takes aim at Australia ignoring “rights for all” agenda: Amnesty International's annual State of the World's Human Rights report has taken aim at Australia's neglect of Aboriginal peoples and
Scullion hits back at Japarta Ryan over Land Rights Act: Federal Opposition Indigenous Affairs spokesman Senator Nigel Scullion has criticised the Chairman of the Central Land Council, Maurie Japarta Ryan
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Heath, education, culture was the focus in New York

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caption-4The United Nations Permanent Forum on Indigenous Issues (UNPFII) held at United Nations headquarters in New York has throughout the duration of the forum focused on areas including previous forum recommendations relating to Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Peoples health, education and culture.

Co-Chair of the Indigenous People's Organisation (IPO) Network Australia, Brian Wyatt welcomed the opportunity for...

 

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Walkatjurra Walk - 3 weeks in the desert and rain

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walkAboriginal Elders led nearly 100 people on the now annual Walkatjurra Walk to highlight the need to protect Country from uranium mining.

This year's Walk came just months after the Federal Government gave a conditional approval for the proposed Wiluna uranium mine - the first project to get this level of approval in Western Australia.

The walkers, which included 12 Aboriginal Rangers from Leonora, completed a...

 

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