Rotarians are donating Classroom in a Box to remote schools with mainly Indigenous students http://bit.ly/gfjKJO
Traditional games incorporating Aboriginal culture/traditional ways of life have been popular at Port Augusta centre http://bit.ly/fg8ZX0
Program teaching legal studies to Aboriginal teenagers from South Australia’s remote communities to begin within weeks http://bit.ly/eyWijT
Burraydjar Youth Group promotes importance of education to local Indigenous. Even a chef gives time to teach about food http://bit.ly/mYHDSE
Aunty Beryl from Walgett is training young in hospitality at Yaama Dhiyaan Hospitality Training College in Sydney http://bit.ly/qFpdGL
Aboriginal people from remote communities could be trained like apprentices to become doctors http://t.co/DtGkYQlr
Ernabella schol kids from APY lands of SA travel to Adelaide sing at the carols. Love the pic http://t.co/UEgeV5YO
Storybook Dads program will be launched at the Maryborough Correctional Facility to improve Indigenous literacy http://t.co/ZnS2t4vj
An oldie: Australian Indigenous HealthInfoNet wins in Australia and New Zealand internet awards http://t.co/45tvLmMT
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Queensland’s Crime & Misconduct Commission look into corruption allegations in Indigenous organisations in Townsville http://bit.ly/qMkAdf
Family of Mr Ward want any fines given to security company to go to environmental science centre http://bit.ly/mT7WGs
Intra-racial violence increasing and remains high in Indigenous communities says Mick Gooda http://t.co/5U1OO440
“Who owns this water?” Traditional elders maintain it, they survived by caring for it http://t.co/krpTGgcX
SA Petrol-sniffing Act does not criminalise sniffing but allows authorities to intervene and provide treatment http://t.co/7snYJ24y
Nov23rd: Yindjibarndi Aboriginal Corporation wants particular areas protected. Fortescue of course want to dig http://t.co/TVupnqJk
Aboriginal Areas Protection Authority has taken legal action against miner for damage at Bootu Creek sacred site http://t.co/53y7ZhMJ
Dec 6: Supreme court rules WA government grab of Indigenous land is unlawful http://t.co/fSKSS8nh
Framlingham Aboriginal Trust has funds frozen. Did Clark illegally authorise funds transfer? http://t.co/3Kk0Bng5
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some older links focusing on Indigenous Renal disease.
Federal government responds to Central Australia renal study by promising to increase housing for renal patients http://bit.ly/pzTEb1
AM story “Dialysis difficult for SA aborigines” focuses on APY people. http://bit.ly/qu4otB why lower case “a” and not Aboriginal used?
Snowdon: Best approach for remote Indigenous renal services is to bring them to a central location http://bit.ly/qDbXhE
Some disappointment in the Central Australian Renal Study. Needed firmer recommendations http://bit.ly/nBELwX
Remote Aborigines with renal problems get 3rd rate services. New plans for second-rate services will help widen the gap http://bit.ly/oumk7u
Central Australian Renal Study found between 312-479 central Australians will require dialysis by 2020 http://bit.ly/pzTEb1
Renal study didn’t look at options around dialysis in communities http://bit.ly/naYRod
Study shows dialysis patients have tripled in Outback in past decade http://bit.ly/qazHtX
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