• AUSTRALIA could reverse its position on a United Nations charter of indigenous rights http://bit.ly/cUZlG
• Inside Story article exploring if media is part of the aboriginal health problem http://bit.ly/IVuv
• Follow up on Croakey asks for good news stories in indigenous health http://bit.ly/Wwm2P
• Are journalists interested in building relationships with Aboriginal people and organisations? http://bit.ly/EwXyq
• Is the view that traditional culture and lifestyles is a hindrance to the achievement of “mainstream” economic goals.? http://bit.ly/7LibV
• Government education policies lock Aboriginal people out of real economy http://bit.ly/4S43j – I agree. Remote are treated appallingly

I read a large amount of information each week on indigenous health and affairs. There is no way I can blog about it all. Many of the links I place on Twitter where I can be found as @BiteTheDust.

I will regularly compile these links and place on the blog under the category of Indigenous News Update.

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