The Guardianadded this to Comment is FreeOpinion (UK) Coal-loving colonials put Australia on the road to cooked. Now it's time to turn the heat downThe Guardian - Liz ConorThe answers to sustainable, collective prosperity were known before industrialisation In the Anthropocene we humans have become a geological force, a “force of nature” – and a self-defeating one. But crisis
Indigenous Australians What do Aboriginal Australians want from their aged care system? Community connection is number onetheconversation.com - Tony Broe The Australian Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander population is ageing at a much faster rate than the non-Indigenous population. Aboriginal …
SaveurSouth Australia An Introduction to Australia's Indigenous IngredientsSaveur "We call this warrigal, but it's also known as Cook's cabbage," says Bruce Pascoe. He was harvesting an emerald-green plant with spade-shaped leaves …
Torres Strait Islanders Australian Border Force officer dies on vesselsbs.com.au - SBS News An officer has died on an Australian Border Force vessel in the Torres Strait in circumstances that are still be revealed. An Australian Border Force …
Permafrost Scientists amazed as permafrost thaws 70 years early in Canadasbs.com.au - SBS News Researchers visiting remote sites in the Canadian Arctic have found the permaforst is thawing far faster than current models project. Permafrost at …
Chevron Chevron Right Icon7news.com.au - AAP An Australian Border Force force officer has died on a vessel in the Torres Strait. ABF is working with Queensland Police and Comcare to investigate …
Torres Strait IslanderNACCHO Aboriginal Health and #ElderCare : Broome hearing of the Royal Commission focuses on the ability of our mob to gainnacchocommunique.com “Could I then turn to what is a good news story, and if we could go back to Bidyadanga. You will shortly hear from three people who deliver care in …
Guardian Australiaadded this to NewsAustralian News Abbott's $5.1bn Indigenous funding program must be overhauled, critics say Australia News - Lorena AllamLabor, the Greens and peak Indigenous groups say the government must overhaul its Indigenous advancement strategy after a report found that the $5.1bn program was not being properly evaluated and did align
Indigenous AustraliansNACCHO Aboriginal Health and #LowitjaConf2019 Speech : Donnella Mills Acting Chair NACCHO and John Paterson CEO AMSANT presentsnacchocommunique.com ” We have started the task of determining an Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander position on Closing the Gap. We know that Closing the Gap needs to …
Border Force Australia Border Force officer dies on vesselsbs.com.au - SBS News An investigation is underway into the death of an Australian Border Force force officer. An Australian Border Force force officer has died on a vessel …
Culture Decantedadded this to Culture DecantedAustralia An incredible journey: the first people to arrive in Australia came in large numbers, and on purposetheconversation.com - Corey J. A. Bradshaw and Laura S. Weyrich and Michael Bird and and and and Sean Ulm and and and The size of the first population of people needed to arrive, survive, and thrive in what is now Australia is revealed in two studies published …
FlipboardIcon version of the Flipboard logoIndigenous Australians Thinking, speaking, being: Lowitja Institute conference targets Indigenous wellbeingabc.net.au - www.abc.net.au The new Federal Minister for Indigenous Australians Ken Wyatt has promised a more community-led approach to tackling the life expectancy gap of …
Torres Strait Islander Relationships key to better health outcomesindigenous.gov.au - www.indigenous.gov.au Dr Mark Wenitong is one of a kind. Descended from the Kabi Kabi tribal group of South Queensland, Mark is one of the first Aboriginal men to graduate …
TTonyadded this to Cool Stuff Great Barrier Reef Why Visit Australia Now—And How to Make It HappenAFAR Media - Tourism Australia and United Airlines Dip your snorkel mask into the waters of Australia’s Great Barrier Reef and you’ll be greeted with an explosion of technicolor and activity: schools …
New Guinea Modelling shows 'mind-blowing' ancient Aboriginal journey to Australiabrisbanetimes.com.au - Stuart Layt “We found if it’s random, there’s very little chance you can do it. But we found if you give them just a little bit of paddling force, then there’s a …
Popular Scienceadded this to ScienceScience What sex is this tomato plant? It depends on when you ask.Popular Science - Eleanor CumminsDriving through the outback toward the end of the rainy season, Chris Martine and his research team were unusually attentive to their GPS, watching each mile of dirt pass by. "We could not wait," he says.
The GuardianNorthern Territory Northern Territory’s youth justice system is a theatre of the absurd and Australia’s great shameThe GuardianThe Northern Territory’s juvenile legal system continues to be “Australia’s shame”. This situation is a gross injustice and central to the kind of country Australia really is. It’s also extremely expensive,
NAIDOC Week SBS network is official media partner of NAIDOC 2019 | NITVsbs.com.au - www.sbs.com.au Australia's week to significantly celebrate Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander history, culture and achievements is around the corner. Kicking off …
Guardian Australiaadded this to NewsAustralian News No fresh fish and no respite care: the challenges facing Indigenous aged care Australia News - Lisa MartinElderly Torres Strait Islanders are having to rely on family members to bring them freshly caught fish prepared from home because bureaucratic red tape is stopping traditional Indigenous foods from being
(redbulldog3)added this to Native PressMH370 'Not an accident': The routes of Australia's first people mapped outsbs.com.au - Keira Jenkins Researchers used the same technology as oceanographers in the search for missing Malaysian Airlines flight MH370 to map the routes Indigenous people …
Australia NewsBob Katter Ken Wyatt 'hopeful' of resolving Aboriginal flag copyright dispute Australia News - The GuardianKen Wyatt says he is “hopeful” of finding a resolution to the copyright and licensing issues surrounding the Aboriginal flag, as politicians join the call for a solution. “The Aboriginal flag is a strong
Tigerulzeadded this to CartographyTorres Strait Islander Call it 'Kiya': Stack/Betts hug explained, why whitefellas miss the pointafl.com.au - Des Headland Des Headland is the chair of the Indigenous Player Alliance that advocates on behalf of the indigenous men and women who have played in the AFL and …
Queensland Prisoner escapes on way to Queensland hospital9news.com.au - AAP An injured prisoner has escaped from Queensland police as he was being taken to hospital with an injured hand. Police are hunting Vivia Dodd, whose …
The Arts (Australia) Warwuyun (worry) in the age of the selfieartlink.com.au - Hannah Donnelly The affective power of a photograph is perhaps never more potent than when the subject is a lost loved one, as Roland Barthes famously discussed on …
FlipboardIcon version of the Flipboard logoIndigenous Australians AHCSA – The Aboriginal Gender Studyahcsa.org.au - aboriginalgenderstudy.ahcsa.org.au Partnering with the University of Adelaide and the South Australian Health and Medical Research Institute, the Aboriginal Gender Study investigated …
Michigan WXYZ staff earns 9 awards at 41st annual Michigan Emmy Awardswxyz.com - www.wxyz.com (WXYZ) — The 41st Michigan Emmy Awards were held on Saturday night at the MotorCity Sound Board Theater in Detroit. Awards were handed out in dozens …
Daily Mailadded this to TV + ShowbizTelevision (UK)Channel Seven 'agree to a legally-binding review' of Sunrise and the training of its editorial staff after show receiveddailymail.co.uk - Kristy Johnson Sunrise received backlash in March 2018 following a segment discussing whether white families should be allowed to adopt Aboriginal children. The …
FlipboardIcon version of the Flipboard logoIndigenous Australians Walk Together In Courage - Speaking Out - ABC Radioabc.net.au - www.abc.net.au Whether within traditional media outlets or on social media platforms, Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander voices are increasingly finding traction …
The GuardianAustralia The Unmissables | Books | The GuardianThe GuardianThe Unmissables is a new series from Guardian Australia highlighting significant new release Australian books. At school, Bruce Pascoe was taught Aboriginal people were backward wanderers. Today, the Emu
SB NationSports Medicine Former Red Makes Mental Health AppSB Nation - AJ Joven(Correction: An earlier version of this article incorrectly credited the creation of the YAPA to Chris Kirkland. In actuality, the CEO and founder of YAPA is Jack Knowles. The body of the article has changed
