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First Nations

5 Ways To Celebrate NAIDOC Week In 2020: 'Always Was, Always Will Be'
Despite COVID-19 there are still ways to celebrate the 65,500 years-strong culture of First Nations people.
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A US-Owned Barramundi Company Has An Aboriginal Art Logo. Again, Here's Why Thats Wrong.
The artist that created our logo took inspiration from Australian food and wines culture," CEO Josh Goldman said.
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The Projects Steve Price Says He Took A Piece Of Uluru: Its Just A Rock
The shock jock said he took a little bit of Uluru from the sacred site as a souvenir.
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Indigenous Woman Filmed Hospital Staffs Racist Taunts Before Her Death
The video filmed by Joyce Echaquan before her death spurred calls to end systemic racism in Quebec.
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'Two Men Going At It': Stan Grant Slams Trump And Biden After Presidential Debate
The Australian journalist criticised the US President and Democratic presidential nominee for talking over each other during the debate.
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Adam Goodes Reacts To Artist's Portrait Winning Archibald Prize
He's the first Indigenous artist to take out the top prize in its almost 100 year-long history.
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Diversity Row At $50K Theatre Prize Takes New Turn As Finalists Deny Bullying Claims
The musical theatre competition said it cancelled the 2020 award after semifinalists were targeted. The top 30 say it's not true.
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Meyne Wyatt First Indigenous Person To Win Prize In Archibald
The Wongutha-Yamatji man is the first Indigenous person to win any of the prizes in the Archibald.
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No One Said Aboriginal Allyship Was Easy. But Please Dont Silence Us.
What's the point of a BLM highlight reel on your Instagram if you delete comments from Indigenous people?
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Campaign Wants Australia Post To Make Indigenous Nation Names Part Of The Official Address
This tiny but significant change to how you post things could help further educate Australia on First Nations culture.
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