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Issue Details:
First known date:
2008...
no.
437
22 October
2008
of
Koori Mail
est. 1991
Koori Mail
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* Contents derived from the 2008 version. Please note that other versions/publications may contain different contents. See the Publication Details.
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Global View for History,
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(p. 4)'We were particulalry concerned that history of the first Australians be a substantial component' - Professor Stuart Macintyre (Koori Mail 22/10/2008)
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Admired In Many Quarters,
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(p. 29)'It may have been coincidental, but it seemed fitting that the unveiling of a tombstone in memory of the late and great Monty Prior was held on Father's Day in September.' (Koori Mail 22/10/2008)
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More Teachers to Keep West Aust Languages Alive,
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(p. 29)'Another eight educators have graduated from a two-year Aboriginal languages teacher training course in Western Australia.' (Koori Mail 22/10/2008)
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Elder's Stories Recorded,
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(p. 29)'Stories from West Australian Indigenous Elders and their communities will be digitally recorded to preserve them for future generations.' (Koori Mail 22/10/2008)
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Focus On Languages,
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(p. 31)'Two years ago the Census found there were only 804 Aboriginal people in New South Wales who identified as speaking an Indigenous language' - Minister Paul Lynch (Koori Mail 22/10/2008)
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25 Years On, Classic Film Still Shocks,
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(p. 34)'The classic Aboriginal film Lousy Little Sixpence has just turned 25-years-old, but it still shocks viewers with its stories of stolen children, stolen wages and systemic discrimination.' (Koori Mail 22/10/2008)Note: Portrait images from Lousy Little Sixpence
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Pat Dodson Guest of Honour at High School Celebration,
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(p. 44)'Patrick Dodson is the second Australian recipient of the Sydney Peace Prize, which is Australia's only interntional prize for peace'. (Koori Mail 22/10/2008)Note: Portrait of Pat Dodson
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Honour For Trail-Blazer,
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(p. 45)'The first Aboriginal person to be employed full-time in the Australian Aboriginal higher education sector has been honoured with an Emeritus Professorship from a Northern Territory university.' (Koori Mail 22/10/2008)Note: Portrait of MaryAnn Bin-Sallik
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