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Are today's activists lacking what the Stonewall rioters had?

Australian Eastern Standard Time — June 21, 2019

Are today's activists lacking what the Stonewall rioters had?
- The real significance of the Stonewall riots by LGBTI people in New York in June 1969 was not the riots themselves – though fighting back against ...

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Is Tokyo the most important Olympics Games ever?

Australian Eastern Standard Time — July 22, 2021

Western Australia is well represented, with 53 in the team. Another noteworthy aspect is the number of Indigenous members of the team. The tally of ... View article...

Western Sydney residents urged to be 'vigilant' as COVID-19 Delta strain cases hit the region

Australian Eastern Standard Time — July 23, 2021

Concerns are also increasing for Western Sydney's large Indigenous ... It's one of the Aboriginal community-controlled health services across Australia ... View article...

The latest evidence on digital literacy inclusion in education

Australian Eastern Standard Time — July 21, 2021

More than 2.5 million Australians remain offline, mostly in rural areas and older age groups. A quarter of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Peoples ... View article...

A Gullible Mate is the Best Mate a Fraud Can Have

Australian Eastern Standard Time — July 22, 2021

Now over to Melbourne University Professor in Indigenous Agriculture ... In Australia we can blow up a cave of Aboriginal art and get away scot free, ... View article...

COVID-19 vaccine rollout for Indigenous Australians has had some success but many challenges ...

Australian Eastern Standard Time — July 20, 2021

Aboriginal community-controlled health services are working overtime to secure supply to vaccinate Indigenous people in urban, regional and remote ... View article...

Censorship of Southend UK art installation points to rising suppression of art and critical thought

Australian Eastern Standard Time — July 22, 2021

Britain's first nuclear weapon was assembled close to the site in 1952, and then shipped to indigenous territory in Australia for testing. Australian-born ... View article...

Indigenous know-how helps defend Australia

Australian Eastern Standard Time — July 20, 2021

Using Aboriginal bushcraft and the Defence Force's latest high-tech surveillance equipment, they're Australia's eyes and ears along 1600km of remote ... View article...

Demand the debate' campaign isn't about replicating Brash iwi/Kiwi era

Australian Eastern Standard Time — July 15, 2021

Also included are a number of issues relating to Māori: Māori wards, the Māori Health Authority ... “New Zealanders are being shut out of the debate. View article...

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Is Tokyo the most important Olympics Games ever?

Australian Eastern Standard Time — July 22, 2021

Western Australia is well represented, with 53 in the team. Another noteworthy aspect is the number of Indigenous members of the team. The tally of ... View article...

Western Sydney residents urged to be 'vigilant' as COVID-19 Delta strain cases hit the region

Australian Eastern Standard Time — July 23, 2021

Concerns are also increasing for Western Sydney's large Indigenous ... It's one of the Aboriginal community-controlled health services across Australia ... View article...

A Gullible Mate is the Best Mate a Fraud Can Have

Australian Eastern Standard Time — July 22, 2021

Now over to Melbourne University Professor in Indigenous Agriculture ... In Australia we can blow up a cave of Aboriginal art and get away scot free, ... View article...

Censorship of Southend UK art installation points to rising suppression of art and critical thought

Australian Eastern Standard Time — July 22, 2021

Britain's first nuclear weapon was assembled close to the site in 1952, and then shipped to indigenous territory in Australia for testing. Australian-born ... View article...

The latest evidence on digital literacy inclusion in education

Australian Eastern Standard Time — July 21, 2021

More than 2.5 million Australians remain offline, mostly in rural areas and older age groups. A quarter of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Peoples ... View article...

The importance of healing and counting

Australian Eastern Standard Time — July 23, 2021

Mount Isa is a typical Northern Australian town where probably one in 10 people are Indigenous. I said "probably" because according to the 2016 ... View article...

Curtin hosts new ARC training centre with mission to heal country

Australian Eastern Standard Time — July 23, 2021

Australia's first Indigenous Chair for Biodiversity and Environmental Science will lead a ground-breaking new Curtin University-based training centre ... View article...

Aboriginal patients happier with hospital care from Indigenous workers

Australian Eastern Standard Time — July 22, 2021

Aboriginal people say they receive better quality care in NSW hospitals when they're being supported by Indigenous healthcare workers, according to ... View article...

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