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Sarajevo Faces Tolerance Test With First Pride March

Australian Eastern Standard Time — September 09, 2019

LGBTI people were denied two permits to publicly assemble in 2018. First, they were denied a permit by the Sarajevo authorities to observe the ...

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Māori-only clinics to bridge vaccine gap in Taranaki

Australian Eastern Standard Time — September 03, 2021

Māori health providers are starting Covid-19 vaccination clinics specifically for Māori to boost vaccination rates in Taranaki. Māori in the region have had ... View article...

Whānau Ora gets multi-million dollar funding boost for Covid-19 response

Australian Eastern Standard Time — September 03, 2021

“Māori have knowledge, capability and resources that Government needs, and are increasingly in a position to uniquely help the Crown meet its responsibilities.”. View article...

Some Aboriginal groups say they will remain closed after WA border reopens

Australian Eastern Standard Time — September 21, 2021

Tracking Australia's vaccine rollout. Image of a green sign pointing the way to a vaccination centre. Vaccination rates vary across the Kimberley. View article...

Walk ups boost Manurewa vaccine effort

Australian Eastern Standard Time — September 03, 2021

Ms Kemp says she hasn't heard of any supply issues so far - and if there are shortages, she expects priority will be given to Māori in south Auckland. View article...

Politicians got a fair bit right on Covid-19 as journalists split on party lines

Australian Eastern Standard Time — September 07, 2021

Neither has a timid, politically correct media been intelligent enough to look seriously at the cultural factors in Aboriginal Australia and in outer ... View article...

Hitting 91%: Covid vaccination success in western Sydney's Greenway is all about family discussion

Australian Eastern Standard Time — September 15, 2021

The area, home to a diverse range of multicultural and Indigenous ... Australian Tamil community leader Thiru Arumugam says the possibility of ... View article...

Vaccinate Tāmaki Makaurau and prioritise Māori walk-ins

Australian Eastern Standard Time — September 01, 2021

Te Pāti Māori are advising Māori and Iwi providers to prioritise Māori and ... There are 53 new cases of COVID-19 in the New Zealand community today. View article...

Fairness for vaccine rollout needed

Australian Eastern Standard Time — September 07, 2021

If fewer Māori are vaccinated it can't be a problem with access, but this move by the Government insinuates that Māori have trouble making a booking. View article...

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Some Aboriginal groups say they will remain closed after WA border reopens

Australian Eastern Standard Time — September 21, 2021

Tracking Australia's vaccine rollout. Image of a green sign pointing the way to a vaccination centre. Vaccination rates vary across the Kimberley. View article...

New Zealand has ramped up vaccination rates, but too many people remain concerned ...

Australian Eastern Standard Time — September 22, 2021

A recent report commissioned by the Ministry of Health shows 71% of those unvaccinated at the time were intending to get vaccinated. In this group, 67% of Māori ... View article...

New Aboriginal participation requirements in the Aboriginal Procurement Policy

Australian Eastern Standard Time — September 21, 2021

The Government of Western Australia acknowledges the traditional custodians throughout Western Australia and their continuing connection to the land, waters and ... View article...

Australia's Fraser Island Reclaims K'gari, Its Original Indigenous Name

Australian Eastern Standard Time — September 22, 2021

The island, which is located roughly 200 miles north of Brisbane on the eastern coast of Australia, was inhabited by the Butchulla Aboriginal people for ... View article...

Timaru firefighter encourages embracing te reo Māori

Australian Eastern Standard Time — September 21, 2021

Fire and Emergency NZ senior firefighter Donna Lindsay, of Timaru, is learning te reo. As the country celebrates Te Wiki o te Reo Māori, Māori Language Week, ... View article...

Tasmanian aboriginal elder Aunty Lola Greeno releases rina-mapali, nimina & kalikina

Australian Eastern Standard Time — September 21, 2021

She trained as a curator at the University of Tasmania and later at the National Gallery of Australia. Among other things, Aunty Lola worked for ... View article...

Government increases funding to support Māori vaccination

Australian Eastern Standard Time — September 23, 2021

This increased funding of $38 million will ensure Māori health providers provide ongoing support ... View article...

Victoria's first Aboriginal-owned solar farm on track for completion next year

Australian Eastern Standard Time — September 22, 2021

Aboriginal and mainstream organisations across Australia with Indigenous procurement policies are expected to follow Ramahyuck's lead to meet their social ... View article...

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