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'Produced fortnightly, Koori Mail is distributed Australia-wide, providing news, views, advertisements and other material of vital interest to Indigenous Australians and Australians interested in Indigenous affairs. We have been doing this since 1991, and the newspaper has grown to the point where it is recognised as "The Voice of Indigenous Australia". Koori Mail is not just a successful national publication - it's also a true Aboriginal success story. The newspaper is owned jointly by five small Aboriginal organisations in Bundjalung country, on the far north coast of New South Wales. Every cent of profit made by the newspaper goes to Indigenous Australians - either in the form of dividends, sponsorships or scholarships to help our people'. Source: /www.koorimail.com/ (Sighted 07/01/2009).
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The website contains highlights of the latest edition, contact details for the Koori Mail and details of the paper: http://www.koorimail.com
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Hocking Rejoins Koori Mail Team
2021
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— Appears in: Koori Mail , 6 October no. 761 2021; (p. 6)'Warlpiri Woman Rachael Hocking has joined the Koori Mail team as a journalist.'
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Former Editor Reflects on the Strength of the Koori Mail
2021
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— Appears in: Koori Mail , 2 June no. 752 2021; (p. 4) ''WHEN Yuwallarai woman Kirstie Parker was editor of the Koori Mail, from 2006-2013, she used to love opening the paper and looking at all the Black faces from different walks of life. She still does. ' -
Owen Carriage Creates a Voice for Our People
2021
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column
— Appears in: Koori Mail , 2 June no. 752 2021; (p. 2) 'THE mob around the campfire at the Aboriginal Tent Embassy in Canberra thought Owen Carriage was joking. "I'm going to start a newspaper." the young Walbunja man told them, and their laughter filled the cold night air of Australia's capital city. '
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Bundjalung Country Prepares to Host a Celebration of First Nations Media
2021
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— Appears in: Koori Mail , 24 March no. 747 2021; (p. 8) 'ARTS and media personality Rhoda Roberts has been announced as the keynote speaker for CONVERGE. the First Nations Media National Conference. The conference is being organised by First Nations Media Australia, and co-hosted with the Koori Mail.' -
24 Years Down the Track, Welcome to Our 600th Edition
2015
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— Appears in: Koori Mail , 6 May no. 600 2015; (p. 1) 'Welcome to the 600th edition of the Koori Mail. It was 24 years ago, back in 1991, that this newspaper was founded...'
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"Go buy the paper",
2003
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— Appears in: Koori Mail , 21 May no. 301 2003; (p. 12) -
Farewell, but Not Goodbye
2003
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— Appears in: Koori Mail , 17 December no. 316 2003; (p. 13) -
Many a Highlight in 10 Years
2003
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— Appears in: Koori Mail , 17 December no. 316 2003; (p. 13) -
Message Stick to Koori Mail
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"In ancient days, the use of",
2004
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— Appears in: Koori Mail , 7 April no. 323 2004; (p. 27) -
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Talk Softly, Listen Well : Profile of Bundjalung Elder, Charles Moran
Lismore
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Southern Cross University Press
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2004
Z1154325
2004
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biography
Talk Softly, Listen Well details Charles Moran's family history, including his early life in the Northern Rivers region and describes how he survived the clash of cultural expectations. (Source: Publishers website)
PeriodicalNewspaper Details
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1038-8516
Frequency:
Fortnightly
Advertising:
Yes
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Contents indexed selectively.
Awards
- 2022 recipient National NAIDOC Awards — Innovation award
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