- Town camp lease talks stall. Labor has gone back on its promise to consult widely with Aboriginal people.? http://bit.ly/WDkpd
- Amnesty travelling to remote communities collecting information on issues like economics, health, education and housing http://bit.ly/17525T
- MORE than 60 per cent of doctors working in rural and remote WA have been recruited from overseas. http://bit.ly/14UTSW
- Air contamination scare for Intervention staff involving their accommodation. http://bit.ly/zFWMm $$ should be in indigenous housing
- Indigenous teacher training program launched aimed at reducing the high turnover of teachers in remote areas http://bit.ly/Jqo2o
- Intervention moving into sustainable phase: Macklin – tell her she’s dreamin’ http://bit.ly/vxmm2
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- $10 million of grants for NT Indigenous communities from the Aboriginals Benefit Account (ABA) http://bit.ly/XZBuL
- Forestry tasmania wants to log at Wadeye NT brings beneifts http://bit.ly/17vsDt “Potential” to be sustainable.. a promise of air?
- RT @Indigeneity: Indigenous fire could save CO2 emissions: Traditional Aboriginal burning http://tinyurl.com/d8dg53
- RT @Indigeneity: Indigenous teacher training program launched: Australia. http://tinyurl.com/cm9oz5
- THE UN has written to the Rudd Government expressing “concern” over the suspension of the Racial Discrimination Act, http://bit.ly/rM5LV
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.
If you like this post and what else you see on the blog please subscribe by RSS feed (the orange button) or by email. The email subscription is just under my profile picture. Or you can visit my subscription page.
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