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Legislative Hurdles, Land Issues, Capital Access Under Scrutiny for Indigenous Development
Representatives called for urgent fiscal and legislative reforms to complement social policies like ‘Closing the Gap’ and drive true economic participation.
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Indigenous Businesses, Workers Should Be Held to Same Standards as the Rest of Society: Senator
Ken Wyatt, former Indigenous Australians Minister, also called for a shift away from diversity targets.
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Aboriginal Businesses Face Challenges With Securing Capital and Infrastructure
80 percent of small businesses started by Aboriginals collapse within a few years due to lack on intergenerational wealth and a robust financial network.
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Australia Supports Landmark Intellectual Property Treaty on Indigenous Knowledge
The treaty will require patent applicants to disclose the source of genetic resources and associated traditional knowledge in their applications.
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90 Percent of Indigenous People Did Not Vote in South Australia’s Voice Referendum
Just under 9 percent of Indigenous people—the only persons eligible to vote—chose to do so. The $10.3 million body will still be established.
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3rd Statue of Colonial Explorer Cut Down in Melbourne
CCTV footage shows four people cutting down the statue at 3.45 a.m. on Feb. 26.
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Activists Exploiting Indigenous Communities to Further Their Own Agenda: Senator
Radicals are fomenting ill will towards communities with their actions, warns Senator Jacinta Nampijinpa Price
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Indigenous Language to Be Taught in Australian Schools From 2024
Expressions of interest from elementary schools are now open.
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Queensland Government Faces Class Action Over Treatment of Indigenous Children
Indigenous families are taking legal action over past governmental conduct.
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Labor Will Not Legislate Indigenous Voice If Referendum Fails: Prime Minister
Albanese said the government will respect Australians’ decision on enshrining a First Nations advisory body in the Constitution.
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Assault Up 23 Percent in Northern Territory: Crime Statistics
Around 1 in 20 Territorians were victims of an assault with more than 1 in 20 the victim of a property crime.
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US Interior Secretary Commends Australia’s Efforts to Reconcile ‘Tragic History’ of Indigenous Abuse
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Legislative Hurdles, Land Issues, Capital Access Under Scrutiny for Indigenous Development
Representatives called for urgent fiscal and legislative reforms to complement social policies like ‘Closing the Gap’ and drive true economic participation.
|
Indigenous Businesses, Workers Should Be Held to Same Standards as the Rest of Society: Senator
Ken Wyatt, former Indigenous Australians Minister, also called for a shift away from diversity targets.
|
Aboriginal Businesses Face Challenges With Securing Capital and Infrastructure
80 percent of small businesses started by Aboriginals collapse within a few years due to lack on intergenerational wealth and a robust financial network.
|
Australia Supports Landmark Intellectual Property Treaty on Indigenous Knowledge
The treaty will require patent applicants to disclose the source of genetic resources and associated traditional knowledge in their applications.
|
90 Percent of Indigenous People Did Not Vote in South Australia’s Voice Referendum
Just under 9 percent of Indigenous people—the only persons eligible to vote—chose to do so. The $10.3 million body will still be established.
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3rd Statue of Colonial Explorer Cut Down in Melbourne
CCTV footage shows four people cutting down the statue at 3.45 a.m. on Feb. 26.
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Activists Exploiting Indigenous Communities to Further Their Own Agenda: Senator
Radicals are fomenting ill will towards communities with their actions, warns Senator Jacinta Nampijinpa Price
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Indigenous Language to Be Taught in Australian Schools From 2024
Expressions of interest from elementary schools are now open.
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Queensland Government Faces Class Action Over Treatment of Indigenous Children
Indigenous families are taking legal action over past governmental conduct.
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Labor Will Not Legislate Indigenous Voice If Referendum Fails: Prime Minister
Albanese said the government will respect Australians’ decision on enshrining a First Nations advisory body in the Constitution.
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Assault Up 23 Percent in Northern Territory: Crime Statistics
Around 1 in 20 Territorians were victims of an assault with more than 1 in 20 the victim of a property crime.
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US Interior Secretary Commends Australia’s Efforts to Reconcile ‘Tragic History’ of Indigenous Abuse
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