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Conscious, sub-conscious or unconscious - mainstream news is all DANGEROUS to me!

Category: Opinion Published Date

mother-at-utopiaThe comments which appear following many mainstream media articles regarding Aboriginal issues (regardless of the content) by mainstream Australian society are what really interest me.

It is here at the end of an article where we get to see clearly what we are up against. We get to see the unabashed opinion of "Mr and Mrs Mainstream" and every so often "Mr and Mrs Laterally Violent"

 

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Last Updated on Sunday, 21 April 2013 06:52

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Families overcome with joy with news James Price Point gas hub is no more

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roe-gatheringPhillip Roe "overjoyed" but wary about Government's intentions for Kimberley

The National Indigenous Times revealed in recent weeks the gas hub would be unlikely to go ahead, and last year published reports from sources within Woodside that there was widespread dissatisfaction with the handling of the proposal by State Government and particularly the Premier, Colin Barnett.

"We...

 

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Last Updated on Sunday, 21 April 2013 06:52

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