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Australia -| Indigenous girls face highest assault risk

Australian Eastern Daylight Time — October 05, 2012

Indigenous girls face highest assault risk: Indigenous girls face the highest risk of being injured in an assault compared to any other group in Queensland, a study has found. The study by the University of Queensland's Centre of National Research on Disability and Rehabilitation Medicine found ...

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Victorian Aboriginal Legal Service to discuss Treaty and Justice in free webinar

Australian Eastern Daylight Time — January 25, 2024

Prior to academia, Ms Hilland advocated on behalf of Indigenous people to assert Aboriginal rights in respect to environmental issues. She was ... View article...

Iwi Māori partnership boards prepping for collective action

Australian Eastern Daylight Time — January 19, 2024

Hikitia Ropata, chair of the Porirua-based Āti Awa Toa Hauora Iwi Māori Partnership Board, says with the Government likely to soon begin pushing ... View article...

$18M to build new and improve existing boarding school facilities in Central Australia

Australian Eastern Daylight Time — March 12, 2024

... Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander students from remote Northern Territory communities. The Central Australia Boarding Response Fund comes ... View article...

Australian inquiry recommends national laws to protect Aboriginal heritage

Australian Eastern Daylight Time — October 19, 2021

Australian inquiry recommends national laws to protect Aboriginal heritage Australia should set out a new national legal framework to protect Aboriginal cultural heritage, an inquiry into the destruction of ancient rock shelters... View article...

Commissioner for Aboriginal Children says Indigenou...

Australian Eastern Daylight Time — November 02, 2023

Commissioner for Aboriginal Children and Young People, Yorta Yorta and Indian woman Meena Singh, argued the referendum result would only make " ... View article...

Health experts warn Kiwis at 'serious risk' of measles epidemic as immunisation rates plummet

Australian Eastern Daylight Time — May 02, 2024

The rates for Māori are even lower - just 69 percent ... "They're really, really far too low, for the community in general and particularly for Māori ... View article...

Events across the country and new hauora Māori initiatives to mark World Immunisation Week

Australian Eastern Daylight Time — May 02, 2024

Te Whatu Ora has also announced that contracts for $50 million in funding have now been allocated to hauora Māori partners to ... View article...

How art can help us talk about the green transition

Australian Eastern Daylight Time — April 19, 2024

Aboriginal title and rights must be recognized and respected, the land and resources must be managed more responsibly, environmental protection is ... View article...

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Top stories of the last 7 days

Victorian Aboriginal Legal Service to discuss Treaty and Justice in free webinar

Australian Eastern Daylight Time — January 25, 2024

Prior to academia, Ms Hilland advocated on behalf of Indigenous people to assert Aboriginal rights in respect to environmental issues. She was ... View article...

Iwi Māori partnership boards prepping for collective action

Australian Eastern Daylight Time — January 19, 2024

Hikitia Ropata, chair of the Porirua-based Āti Awa Toa Hauora Iwi Māori Partnership Board, says with the Government likely to soon begin pushing ... View article...

$18M to build new and improve existing boarding school facilities in Central Australia

Australian Eastern Daylight Time — March 12, 2024

... Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander students from remote Northern Territory communities. The Central Australia Boarding Response Fund comes ... View article...

Australian inquiry recommends national laws to protect Aboriginal heritage

Australian Eastern Daylight Time — October 19, 2021

Australian inquiry recommends national laws to protect Aboriginal heritage Australia should set out a new national legal framework to protect Aboriginal cultural heritage, an inquiry into the destruction of ancient rock shelters... View article...

Commissioner for Aboriginal Children says Indigenou...

Australian Eastern Daylight Time — November 02, 2023

Commissioner for Aboriginal Children and Young People, Yorta Yorta and Indian woman Meena Singh, argued the referendum result would only make " ... View article...

Seabourn to honor Aboriginal people in Australia for ship naming

Australian Eastern Daylight Time — May 09, 2024

Representatives from the Wunambal Gaambera Aboriginal Corporation will welcome the Seabourn Pursuit at Ngula Jar Island on the Uunguu Coast and ... View article...

Indigenous heritage laws, education big winners from Victorian budget

Australian Eastern Daylight Time — May 09, 2024

The cost-cutting Victorian budget has delivered a win for Aboriginal heritage laws and Indigenous-led decision making in education, whilst seeing ... View article...

Indigenous women are the most impacted by violence, but are still fighting to be heard

Australian Eastern Daylight Time — May 09, 2024

For decades, Aboriginal women have fought for systemic reform and for governments to address racism and bias in the institutional responses to ... View article...

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