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CAAMA Radio: Paul Wiles, Steven Gumerungi Hodder, Celestine Rowe and Marissa Wollogorang
- Federal Education Minister Julia Gillard expected to defend a new national education currilculum today with widespread criticism that it contains too much focus on Aboriginal identity and history.
- Liberals want to scrap the key welfare unit which supports the disadvantaged, mentally-ill, homeless and Aboriginal young offenders.
- The Aboriginal flag was raised in Shoalhaven City Council’s chambers for the first time at a ceremony.
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CAAMA Radio news team: Steve Gumerungi Hodder, Celestine Rowe and Minungka McInerney.
- Australia reportedly having a bad repuation as a racist country.
- U.N. says the Australian Government needs to consult with Aboriginal communities.
- A Federal Government is helping to reinstate CDEP in an Aboriginal community.
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CAAMA Radio news journalist: Paul Wiles, Steve Gumerungi Hodder, Celestine Rowe and Minungka McInerney.
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CAAMA Radio news team: Celestine Rowe, Paul Wiles, Steve Gumerungi Hodder, Minungka McInerney.
- Alcohol rehab in Alice Springs seen as a positive move by the Rudd Gov.
- N.T. Government to look at benefits of low security prison.
- Prince William visiting Aboriginal community in Redfern.
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- A member of Parliament for Far North Queensland says the Wild Rivers legislation will not be rolled back, despite a challenge from the Federal Opposition leader Tony Abbott.
- Western Australian Aboriginal rights campaigner and elder Ken Colbung has died aged at the age of 78 in Perth.
- Aboriginal protesters appear in Hobart court.
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CAAMA Radio news readers: Paul Wiles, Minungka McInerney, Celestine Rowe.
- There’s calls for unity with a South Australian Aboriginal clan group.
- Adelaide souvenir company has breached the Trade practices act after it sold artworks created by non-indigenous artist, under a made up Aboriginal name.
- In Queensland where an Aboriginal edler night patrol is now operating on a voluntary basis, because its funding ran out.
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CAAMA Radio news reader: Paul Wiles.
- Maralinga finally handed back to the traditional owners.
- More disputes over income management.
- Tropical Lawrence off the Kimberly coast is getting stronger.
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CAAMA Radio news readers: Paul Wiles, Minungka McInerney and Celestine Rowe.
- A 50 year struggle for justice will end today when a former nuclear test site in South Australia is handed back to the Maralinga Tjarutja people.
- A new central Australian-based research organisation says that it should work with Aboriginal people rather then telling them what they should do.
- Father Christmas has dropped in a week early to a remote community and put smiles on hundreds of childrens faces week by delivering 400 presents.
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CAAMA Radio news reader: Paul Wiles
- Aboriginal women are condemning the Rudd Government for appointing another male as Australia’s top Indigenous rights advocate.
- Evidence by the Rudd Government for money quarantining is being questioned by the Greens.
- A member of the Stolen Generations is speaking out againgst damaging claims from a Non-Indigenous right wing author.
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CAAMA Radio news readers: Paul Wiles, Steve Gumerungi Hodder, Celestine Rowe.
- A right wing author has damned Rabbit Proof Fence movie and the Stolen Generations.
- Aboriginal and Samoan elders working together to stop fights against each Brisbane.
- A report for more legal services in rural and remote Australia.
- Climate change is a reality for Indigenous people around the world.
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CAAMA Radio news readers: Paul Wiles and Celestine Rowe.
- A Western Australian Aboriginal anthropologist says historian Keith Windshuttle is either being naive or selective following his assertion that the Aboriginal Act in Australia was not racist and was motivated by genuine desire for child protection.
- A resale royalty scheme for Aboriginal artist’s.
- One of Australia’s leading counter-terrorism experts is to be the NT’s next police commissioner.
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