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ATSIC
11 May 1999
Budget gets two and a half out of four - an advance on last year
The advances for Indigenous Australians in the 1999-2000 Budget are small
but nonetheless welcome, the ATSIC Chairman, Gatjil Djerrkura, said tonight.
"We haven't had a chance to look closely at the announcements,
Salon
May 4, 1999
White lies
Asking "How could it happen here?" reveals the racism behind our thinking about
violence
By Jill Nelson
Leave it to Larry King to remind me that just when I thought I couldn't go any
lower, there's farther for me to fall. He snagged me Friday night when, about to
p
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Hi,
Just a reminder to let you all know tha BlackOut will only be holding ONE more
function for this year (Friday May 28th 9-12PM) atthe Imperial.
The committee has decided to postpone events so that we can concentrate on the
"Black Queen's Ball".
If you kn
ATSIC
5 May 1999
A Journey from the Heart
Today's inauguration of the Journey of Healing will add impetus to
Australia's progress along the path of reconciliation, the ATSIC Chairman,
Gatjil Djerrkura, said.
This morning in Central Australia the National Sorry Day Committee launched
a Journey o
have no other connection and even if they're in
another country (and even if I loathe the individual). this is a special
'otsider' connection and I know other gay people (like aboriginal gay people)
have a different relationship with being gay.
anyway, that's anothr different p
ATSIC
29 April 1999
JOINT STATEMENT
NEW ATSIC CEO WELCOMED
The Board of the Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Commission looks
forward to forming a productive working relationship with the new Chief
Executive Officer, Mr Mark Sullivan.
The Board is anxious to begin work with Mr Sullivan to
ATSIC
20 April 1999
ATSIC BOARD LIFTS MOTION OF NO CONFIDENCE
The Board of the Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Commission has
decided to lift a vote of no confidence in the Federal Minister for
Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Affairs.
The ATSIC Chairman, Mr Gatjil Djerrkura, said
ATSIC
26 April 1999
Countdown to 1999 National NAIDOC Art Award
Entries close 17 May
Time is running out for submitting entries to the 1999 National NAIDOC Art
Award but it appears that there will be a record number of entries, the
ATSIC Chairman, Gatjil Djerrkura, said today.
"Aboriginal and
Daily Mirror
April 26
BRICK LANE BOMBING - BRITAIN WILL NOT GIVE IN TO RACISTS
By OONA KING,
Labour MP for Tower Hamlets
TWO weeks ago a letter arrived at my office at the House of Commons.
The minute I saw the stencilled lettering on the envelope marked "private and
personal", I almost knew w
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Central Sydney Area Sexual Health Service would like to invite you to
attend;
Coffee Talks - Sydney Black gay/ lesb /trans /bi
Newtown- Coffee Talks is a series of small community (mini) forums
covering issues relevant to local Bi/ Gay/ Lesb/ Trans/ Queer
community memb
Speech by Commissioner Colin Dillon (delivered on behalf of the ATSIC Chairman
Gatjil Djerrkura OAM) at the Legal Aid Forum: Towards 2010, Canberra, 21 April
1999
--
In keeping with Indigenous practice, I want to begin by acknowledging the
Ngunnawal people who have held ceremonies in this regio
Sydney Morning Herald
April 21
from stay in touch
Cab rides: a black and white issue
Remember, it is 1999 not 1959 ... Evelyn Scott, chairwoman of the Council for
Aboriginal Reconciliation, was in Sydney last Friday waiting for a cab in Market
Street. She and her companion explained to the othe
LA TIMES
Sunday, April 18, 1999
THE NATION, HISTORY
Hate Crimes Amid the Prosperity
By BRUCE J. SCHULMAN
BOSTON--The savage murder of Matthew Shepard last October culminated a
startling and disturbing recent epidemic in hate crimes: an African American
man dragged to his death in Texas;
ary
resources, in each jurisdiction.
Contacts: Russ Taylor, AIATSIS
02 6246
Martin Freckmann, ATSIC 018 631 045
Craig Sproule
Craig Sproule
Office of Public Affairs
Ph: 02 6289 3450
Fax: 02 6282 2854
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excellent Hindsight program this morning
The Coorong
The Coorong, a 100 km stretch of sandunes and waterways, begins at the mouth of
the Murray River at Goolwa, and runs along the south east coast of South
Australia, down towards the towns of Kingston and Robe.
In the language of the local Ngarr
John Hallam
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Sydney, NSW, 2000.
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Dear people,
The Traditional Owners and Custodians of the Jabiluka land, the Mirrar
People, hav
An invitation to watch
Legal Aid - Towards 2010
A one day forum about justice in the next millennium...
Wednesday 21 April 1999
9am to 5pm
Australian Eastern Standard Time
by live web feed!!!
[from Old Parliament House, Canberra]
Please forward this notice to your networks, interested person
John Hallam
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JABILUKA ALERT
GOVERNMENT TO RELEASE RESPONSE TO WORLD HERITAGE COMMITTEE APRIL 15
A MILLIO
ATSIC
2nd Floor, P.O. Box 1599,
Telstra Building, Cairns. 4870.
111 Grafton Street, Phone: (07) 4042 8200
CAIRNS. QLD. 4870 Freecall: 1800 079098
Fax: (07) 4051 0448
12 April 1999
New Indigenous Employment Project Takes Off
Fifty Indigenous people, many of whom have never had a job before,
Native Title Research Unit
NATIVE TITLE ISSUES PAPER REGISTER
The Institute maintains a Register of people interested in entering
upon contracts to write issues papers for publication.
Should you be interested in being included on the Native Title Issues
Paper Register, send your expression of
lations in Giuliani 3:16which have been there all along
[http://www.villagevoice.com/features/9913/bastone.shtml].
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atsic
Wednesday, 31 March 1999
SCIENCE AWARD FOR TECHNOLOGY TO AID
REMOTE INDIGENOUS COMMUNITIES
ATSIC Chairman Gatjil Djerrkura has welcomed the awarding of the
prestigious Clunies Ross National Science and Technology Award to Dr Bruce
Walker for his work improving the lives and lifestyles of
atsic
31 March
1999
New State Government legislation to boost indigenous local government in
Queensland but Government needs to go further - says ATSIC
ATSIC has welcomed State government changes to Queensland's Community
Services legislation, saying it could become a major boost to local
govern
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The 1999 World Indigenous Peoples' Conference on Education
*
Hawai'i has the honor of hosting the 5th triennial conference
which will bring an estimated 5,000 delegates to Hilo fo
e, that it then becomes a matter of
something it wasn't," he said.
"They're all unanimous on the other side [that] nobody can crack a joke - now is
it no longer possible for anyone to crack a joke and say something of that
nature."
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AUSTRALIAN INSTITUTE OF ABORIGINAL AND TORRES STRAIT ISLANDER STUDIES
GPO BOX 553 CANBERRA ACT 2601
Telephone 02 6246 1161
Fax 02
ollies for the website or other ideas for the website.
the password for the list-members only section is letmein
cheers
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already working on a page with a
little history on the local tribes.
Thanks in advance!
Scott
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ATSIC
23 March 1999
STATEMENT BY ATSIC CHAIRMAN
GATJIL DJERRKURA
PM'S PREAMBLE PREDICTABLE
The Prime Minister's proposed preamble to the Constitution is entirely
predictable.
It has been clear in the Prime Minister's public statements over the past
few months that he would not entertain consi
ATSIC
23 March
Goolburri Land Council Board Re - elected
In what has been described as "an affirmation of indigenous
self-determination", more than 530 members of the Goolburri Land Council
voted at a special general meeting last weekend to substantially re-elect
the previous land council board
Statement by ATSIC Commissioner Inspector Colin Dillon
19 March 1999
UN reprimand important but necessary vindication of Indigenous concern
Today's decision to reprimand Australia over its handling of indigenous
affairs is an important but necessary vindication of indigenous concerns and
rights.
19 March 1999
UN CERD decision requires a serious response
The Australian government must appropriately respond to today's report by
the UN Committee on the Elimination of Racial Discrimination (CERD) if it
hopes to be taken seriously in international forums, ATSIC Chairman Gatjil
Djerrkura sai
PRESS RELEASE 18 March 1999
Indigenous People of Australia Welcome CERD Findings
Statement issued by :
* Commissioner Geoff Clark, Commissioner for Native Title, Aboriginal
and Torres Strait Islander Commission (ATSIC) mobile telephone 0417 849
542, and
* Mr Les Malezer, Deputy Cha
ATSIC
Media Release
ATSIC Women Leaders Welcome Premier's New Women's Council
ATSIC's three women Regional Council Chairpersons today called for the
Queensland government's new women's council, announced by the Premier, Peter
Beattie, this week to press for action and solutions on the concerns
ATSIC
12 March 1999
Time to count cost of native title amendments
The time has come to examine the impact of the extinguishment of native title
and the workability problems emerging from the amended Native Title Act (NTA),
the ATSIC Chairman, Gatjil Djerrkura, said today.
Mr Djerrkura this m
ATSIC
12 March 1999
IMPLEMENTATION OF GOVT REPORT WOULD BREACH HUMAN RIGHTS: ATSIC
The implementation by the Federal Government of key recommendations of a review
of the Federal land rights legislation in the Northern Territory would breach
Australia's human rights obligations, would be incon
Call For Papers:
BLACK SEX
Edited by Jafari Sinclaire Allen and Jason King
AMONG INTELLECTUALS WORKING ON BLACK CULTURAL PRACTICE, THERE HAS BEEN A
TENDENCY TO TALK ABOUT SEXUALITY WITHOUT ACTUALLY TALKING ABOUT SEX . . .
This critical anthology seeks to intervene in the field by interrogatin
INDIGENOUS AUSTRALIAN AND PACIFIC ACTIVISTS REQUIRE ASSISTANCE
TO ATTEND HAGUE APPEAL FOR PEACE CONFERENCE
Dear Paul and Friends,
I am writing to you to gain your financial sponsorship for ten
Indigenous Australian and Pacific activists to enable them to attend the
Hague Appeal for Peace Confer
hoda.htm
Regards,
Sarah
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REEVES: A MILLION DOLLAR MISTAKE
A Federal Parliamentary Committee has been told a report commissioned by the
current Federal Government into the operations of federal land rights
legislation in the Northern Territory was a one million dollar lost
opportunity for positive review
12 March 1999
Silence of the Lambs? - Indigenous people 'sad, apprehensive' over
Minister's silence on unrepentant Elliott
Indigenous people are "sad, disappointed and apprehensive " over Aboriginal
Affairs Minister John Herron's failure to speak up for them against John
Elliott's continuing
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Aboriginal child removals breached contemporary human rights standards
Date: Friday, 5 March 1999 3:25
* News Release Issued by the International Secretariat of Amnesty
International *
News Service: 11/045/99
AI Index: ASA 12/01/99
4 March 1999
PUBLIC STATEMENT
Australia
Aboriginal child remov
interesting article which has sparked much debate on the main australian
feminist mailing list.
lots to think about here.
paul
> This article appeared in the Baltimore Sun newspaper and was written by a
>>white professor at the U of Texas. I have reproduced it from a native news
>mailing list.
>
--please circulate--
From: Barbary Cotton Clarke <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Hi!
Today Aunty Betty King and Sandra Onus, the elders who are leading the
blockade aimed at stopping logging of native forest at Lake Condah (NW of
Port Fairy), rang to ask for help. They urgently need petrol money to
cov
ATSIC Media Release
10 March 1999
UGLY AUSTRALIAN SHOULD BE IGNORED
The Chairman of the Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Commission, Mr
Gatjil Djerrkura says comments by former Liberal Party president John
Elliott show he speaks for "no-one but the ugly Australian."
Mr Djerrkura says his i
BBC News
Monday, March 1
World: Asia-Pacific
'Stolen Generation' seek justice
Defendants say they've been deprived of spiritual heritage
A landmark trial has opened in Australia of two Aborigines, who are suing the
government for being separated from their parents, and brought up as white
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Of interest to Paul and some oth
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> are in a good position to be alive to the existence of the secular code
> for interpretation and to the amount of power which is expropriated to put
> it into place as a kind of giant force field.
except my mob would disagree with your start point bruce (secular state).
just one p
N.B. The Reconciliation float is #31. Although the parade order can change,
expect us to be within the first half hour.
cheers
Paul Canning
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24 Hour Count Down
We are entering the 24 hours to go time frame and
Corroboree
A gathering for Gay, Lesbian and Transgender Aboriginal people and
our friends and lovers
Corroboree 10
Our first anniversary!
February 26 (Mardi Gras eve!)
@ The Imperial Hotel
(http://sydney.citysearch.com.au/E/V/SYDNE/0023/16/11/cs1.html for venue
details)
35 Erskineville Rd
our friends
and lovers
The Imperial Hotel
35 Erskineville Rd
Erskineville, 2043
from
8pm - 12pm (open as normal after)
$5 entry
[MAP http://sydney.citysearch.com.au/E/V/SYDNE/0023/16/11/cs1.html]
website http://blackout.queer.org.au/
if you're coming say hi.
paul
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From: "Debbie Brennan"
<[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Dear Polnetters
Voices of Color is a new publication by Red Letter, which is due to be
officially released in Australia in April. In 35 lively articles, African
American, Chicana/o, Asian Pacific American and Native American women and men
address i
if you've never heard Romaine Moreton mark this in your diaries - she's
fantastic.
paul
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Could you pass this message on anyway to as many people you can?
On Tuesday 16 March at 6.00 pm in the State Library, Sydney, we're
holding an event to celebrate the 50th an
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