Hi folks, the purpose of this update is to provide information on
developments since the World Heritage Committee meeting of July 12; in
particular:
1) ERA's 1998/1999 financial year full-year summary
2) The text of the final World Heritage Committee decision (for those who
haven't seen it from
"Meddlesome priest" is what occurred to me also after I calmed down from my disgust
and anger.
Who was it that said, 'Lord protect me from my friends, I can take care of my enemies'
or something like
that?
Trudy
Laurie Forde wrote:
> I think this is a case of carrying the 'Give to Caesar wha
Australian Financial Review
August 21, 1999
The king is dead; long
live the king
Capital Idea,
By Brian Toohey
The full horror of what Australians are being
asked to approve at November's republican
referendum can only be appreciated by
reference to the text of the proposed alteration
to the
MEDIA RELEASE
23rd August 1999
Greens to repeal Mandatory Sentencing Laws
Greens Senator Bob Brown is due to present the HUMAN RIGHTS (SENTENCING OF
JUVENILE OFFENDERS) BILL 1999 in the federal parliament on the 24th August.
The Bill provides that no law of a Commonwealth State or Territory c
JUVENILE CRIME
Let judges be the judge
Date: 23/08/99
Mandatory sentencing is inevitably a denial of justice.
By GEORGE ZDENKOWSKI
The Senate is about to consider legislation invalidating all Federal, State and
Territory laws which impose mandatory prison sentences on
juveniles.
A private me
PM shifting ground on stolen
generation apology
From AAP
23aug99
12.10pm (AEST) A FORMAL apology to the stolen generation of
Aboriginal children now appears likely, due to a change of heart by
Prime Minister John Howard.
Mr Howard had vetoed an apology because of concerns it could
lead t
The Sunday Times (UK)
http://www.sunday-times.co.uk/news/pages/Sunday-Times/stifgnusa02003.html?999
August 22 1999
Aborigines were the first
Americans
By Sarah Toyne
THE first people to inhabit America were
Australian Aborigines - not American Indians. New
archeological findings have uncovere
I am forwarding this post from aus.politics with permission from the poster -
Che Guava (his virtual identity) I think he makes some telling points (sometimes
in rather colourful language) and although the original posting was timely,
there was some delay in obtaining permission.
Trudy
^^
ABC News
Tue, 24 Aug 1999 10:36 AEST
Brown to try and outlaw
mandatory sentencing of
juveniles
Greens Senator Bob Brown will introduce
legislation in the Senate today to outlaw
mandatory sentencing for juveniles in the Northern
Territory and Western Australia.
The Bill will prevent any state or
Below is an article on the front page of the SMH. If any recoznetter has not yet
written the letter to the NTTC <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> urging them to warn tourists of
the laws in the NT and to urge the government to repeal the law, now is the time
to do it!
Trudy
Hi Liam,
Bruce got the group together. He is just leaving the NT and will be back in the
Illawarra on Monday. I will
pass your message on to the group and see what they think you could do while there.
Trudy
Liam wrote:
> I'm gonna be in the NT around the 20th with school, anything I can do whi
The Australian Government is obviously intending to downplay and mislead public
opinion on the recent decsion by CERD (Committee
on the Elimination of Racial Discrimination). The Australian Government
considers:
"The CERD decision was in line with what we had hoped for. Originally it was
said
http://www.smh.com.au/news/9908/26/text/letters.html
For letters on the 'apology' have a look at the above URL
Trudy
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http://search.aph.gov.au/search/ParlInfo.ASP?action=view&item=129&from=browse&path=Chamber/Senate+Hansard/1999/Spring/25+August+1999&items=146
Aden Ridgeway's maiden speech can be read at the above URL
For anyone without web access, contact me for a copy.
Trudy
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Court rules against stolen generation woman in test case
AAP -- A 56-year-old member of the stolen generation today lost her test court
case against the
state of New South Wales.
In a 432-page judgment, Supreme Court judge Justice Alan Abadee found there was
no common law
duty of care imposed o
My first impression is that this 'motion' has the same depth of sincerity
as Howard's description of Michael Hutchins as 'a great Australian product'
was an expression of condolence.
There seems to be an unseemly haste about the whole thing. Could it
be that Howard realises he is running out of
Stolen generation [sic] members dismiss Howard's apology
Source: AAP | Published: Thursday August 26 2:47:49 PM
Members of the stolen generation today reacted angrily to Prime Minister
John Howard's expression of regret in
federal parliament, saying it did not go far eno
Greens senator attacks PM over apology issue
Source: AAP | Published: Thursday August 26 10:35:26 AM
Australian Greens Senator Bob Brown has accused Prime Minister John
Howard of failing as a leader on the issue of
an apology to the stolen generation.
"He cannot
Motion not enough: Beazley
Source: SMH | Published: Thursday August 26 1:22:50 PM
Opposition Leader Kim Beazley today said Prime Minister John Howard did
not go far enough with his expression of
deep and sincere regret to indigenous Australians.
Mr Beazley moved
>From what Howard is saying it is obvious he hasn't learnt anything at all. He
still doesn't understand and is defending the 'well-meaning' and the present
generation.
Daryl Melham is right - this is a political deal.
Trudy
ABC News:
Thu, 26 Aug 1999 15:32 AEST
Here is an extract of an ABC item on what Pat Dodson had to say:
"The former chair of the Reconciliation Council,
Patrick Dodson, has condemned the resolution,
saying it does little to advance reconcilitation.
"When people pass away in our society we cry
with them. We siddown and we cry with the
Tonight on SBS at 8:30pm:
"Whiteys Like Us"
The last part of the review in the SMH TV guide:
"This is our Australian version of Jane Elliott's 'Blue Eyed'
and it is not to be missed. I give this a five-star rating, and if people
pass this test then they're on a better, but bumpy, road to under
I have a copy of all the speeches made on the Motion of regret:
Howard
Beazley
Anderson
Melham
Ruddock
Snowdon
Andren (reserved the right to speak)
It is very interesting reading and brings home in no uncertain terms that this
so-called 'regret' has less to do with regret than it has to do with
Have your say:
Does Prime Minister Howard's 'deep and
sincere regret' for the past treatment of
indigenous Australians go far enough?
Yes 63%
No32%
Don't care 4%
http://www.news.com.au/
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too many real life
interruptions;-)
Trudy
Sioux wrote:
> Hau Trudy Works Fast :-)
>
> Please may I request a copy of each of the speeches?
>
> Also I wondered if you had any reports on racism/stereotypi
ABC News
Fri, 27 Aug 1999 9:26 AEST
Stolen Generations must be
recognised: Dodson
The former chairman of the Reconciliation Council,
Pat Dodson, says attempting to move forward with
reconciliation without acknowledging the Stolen
Generations is worthless.
Mr Dodson says Parliament's expression
Fri, 27 Aug 1999 15:20 AEST
New computer bug found in
Windows operating systems
A computer bug has been found in Microsoft's
Windows operating systems which has been
described as worse than the 'Melissa' virus.
A group of computer scientists in the United States
has found that malicious compu
Would everyone who posts to the list please make sure their HTML is turned off?
Not everyone's system can handle email that is posted this way and the best way
for these problems to be avoided is to have email in plain text only.
Thank you for your cooperation! :-)
Trudy
The Sydney Morning Herald
Dodson urges young not to 'sell out'
Date: 28/08/99
By TONY STEPHENS
Patrick Dodson, named by Senator Aden Ridgeway this week as the father of
reconciliation, called last night for a formal agreement
guaranteeing the rights of indigenous Australians in the Constitutio
The Motion of Regret has unleashed a flurry of letters to the editor.
Unfortunately, it seems to have flushed a lot of racists out of the woodwork.
Read them at:
http://www.smh.com.au/news/9908/28/text/letters.html
Trudy
PS Does anyone who watched 'Whiteys like Us' last night have any comments
The Courier-Mail
'Stolen' woman wins full apology
By RACHEL MOORE and TONY KOCH
28aug99
THE Queensland Government has published a national apology to
an Aboriginal woman taken from her family as a teenager and
sent to work on rural properties.
Lesley Williams, 52, of Gympie, won the histor
World to see warts-and-all doco on Aboriginal athletes
Source: AAP | Published: Friday August 27 9:10:42 AM
LONDON, Aug 27 - Millions of television viewers in 33 countries will
have their pre-Olympic ideas of Australia
shattered by a new warts-and-all documentary on Abori
>From Christine Howes:
On wednesday 1 september, at 2.30pm Sydney time, the Federal Court
will hand down its decision on whether genocide is lawful in
Australia. This follows the genocide cases launched by Wadjularbinna
Nulyarimma of the Gungalidda and others over the native title
amendments, an
The Sydney Morning Herald
RECONCILIATION
How Mr Howard tricked us all
Date: 30/08/99
Mere regrets are just a shabby refusal to accept our past, writes Robert Manne.
Last Thursday the Federal Parliament passed a motion of reconciliation. With the
exception of the Labor Party and the sharpest
A
I think it is because Aden Ridgeway and Lowitja O'Donahue are better people than
Howard is and they
therefore tend to believe he is sincere - at least in part. He can be very convincing
and his words often
seem very reasonable. I believe it is something he has learnt to use to get what he
wants
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Monday, 30 August 1999
Institute of Criminology - Prison Suicide Numbers T
ABC
Debate over Wik 10-Point Plan re-ignites
The World Today - Monday, August30, 199912:48
COMPERE: Just when you might have thought the great
race debate in Australia is receding, with a preamble in the
wings and at least an effort by the Prime Minister to if not
say sorry, express his Gov
Liam,
Who exactly from the below wrote the smear piece? It is a very dishonest thing to do
to associate the things
George Bush did and stood for and because he praised Paul Watson, insinuate that
Watson holds the same views
and is guilty (by association) of what Bush did.
To wit:
A message from
Liam,
I think "Arthur J. Miller" is a pseudonym. Arthur J. Miller, the famous American
writer would never write a
piece like that. Besides that, I believe he died a couple of years ago.
I believe you about the letters to the editors and the editorials. If you read the
letters and editorials
her
http://www.smh.com.au/news/9908/31/text/letters.html
Some thought provoking letters to the editor today.
Trudy
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irene wrote:
> irene watson
> the programme whiteys like us, a good historical document glad someone
> thought of filming the process, i hope it goes some way in explaining to
> white people about how onerous the role of educating them about their own
> racism is and even furhter in finding way
ABC
Wik crunch-time
The World Today - Tuesday, August31, 199912:37
COMPERE: It's crunch time on Native Title, according to
Western Australia's Premier Richard Court, as today the
Senate in Canberra appears poised to veto the Northern
Territory Native Title legislation, which was drawn up u
Wed, 1 Sep 1999 15:19 AEST
Court finds genocide not a
crime
The Full Bench of the Federal Court in Sydney
has found that genocide is not a crime under
Australian common law.
The Court was delivering its judgement on two
appeals by a number of Aboriginal plaintiffs who
were seeking a declaration
http://www.the-times.co.uk/news/pages/tim/99/09/01/timfeatel01002.html?999
The Times (UK)
September 1 1999
TELEVISION
In Welcome to Australia (ITV), John Pilger -
the man waging a fearless battle against David
Attenborough to be the last TV presenter in the
world still wearing short-sleeved safa
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Thursday, 2 September 1999
Prison Death: Casuarina Prison's Horror Regime
Don,
You forgot the 'assault' charge for wrenching away too hard or any other reason the
cop can come up with.
I remember seeing an amateur video on TV that showed two policemen beating up several
Aboriginal people with
their truncheons and yet the Indigenous people were charged with the triple
At 11.05 on ABC TV Jimmy Little will be featured on Studio 22.
Trudy
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Rod,
I must say I admire your courage - I gave up watching ACA quite some time ago and just
can't bring myself to
do it again.
I did watch Lateline today (repeat of last night) where Pilger's doco was discussed as
well as Colin Tatz's
book. Colin Tatz was a guest and two others - I didn't catch
This message is to notify groups that there will be no further GAC updates
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The range of tasks that has arisen since the World Heritage decision means
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ABC
Darwin prison launches website for inmates
The World Today - Friday, September3, 199912:53
COMPERE: Well, what's believed to be the world's first
prison website has been launched in the Northern Territory.
It features the arts and music of the inmates. The site, like
any other site, ca
The Canberra Times
Sep 4, 1999
PM sorry
COPENHAGEN: Denmark's Prime Minister Poul Nyrup Rasmussen
apologised today for the way his country forced Greenland Inuits out
of their homes when a US air base was expanded in 1953.
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Shame on Australia
I have just spent an unhappy hour watching a report by John Pilger ("Welcome to
Australia") on the plight of your indigenous natives
(Abos to you).
It is a report that would shame a Third World country.
Of past injustices that remain unrectified; diseases that were dying out
ABC LATELINE
Transcript
01/09/1999
Hollow Rings
The campaigning journalist John Pilger says Aborigines are denied
sporting opportunities enjoyed by non-indigenous Australians. If true,
it's hardly a great advertisement for next year's Sydney Olympics. And
today in Sydney Mark Spitz, the Ame
On ABC TV tonight at 10:30 pm "2 Shot"
Patrick Dodson talks to Fran Kelly about his career
and reconciliation work.
Trudy
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Ray Swan and Isabel Coe are embarking on a journey to regain sovereignty on
their land. The tour will leave early on Monday from the Tent Embassy in
Camberra and will head north for two weeks, ending up at Musclebrook.
They are urgently looking for someone to document the ride on video, an
http://www.dfat.gov.au/protocol/ConsularList/Indonesia.html
State Offices
New South Wales
Queensland
South Australia
Victoria
Western Australia
Northern Territory
For an
reconnet: reconciliation email network
URGENT ACTION ALERT
s43a STATE SCHEMES AND THE RIGHT TO NEGOTIATE
Action is needed this week on this issue.
Dear friends,
Once again we face a critical time for native title, this time with hard
decisions coming before the Federal Parliament concerni
Rod Hagen wrote:
> An article in the net version of the Washington Post today puts a new twist
> on the East Timor situation. Is this a new version of the Indonesian
> "Official Line" or something with some validity?
>
Rod,
On the ABC news at noon they reported that most of the media within
Rod Hagen wrote:
> At 05:18 PM 7/9/99, Trudy and Rod Bray wrote:
> snip
> >
> >On the ABC news at noon they reported that most of the media within
> >Indonesia (although not all) portrayed
> >the violence as from two opposing forces - a civil war. Maybe this is
Wed, 8 Sep 1999 6:50 AEST
LOCAL NEWS : Queensland
Amnesty considers request
to review dropping of police
charges
A world human rights organisation says it will
consider an Aboriginal Legal Service request to
look into the dismissal of brutality charges
against three Queensland police.
The Polic
Most of us saw this on video and it didn't look anything like described below.
And what happened to the American military police who 'helped' so
enthusiastically?
Trudy
^^^
Tue, 7 Sep 1999 19:08 AEST
LOCAL NEWS : Queensland
Officers found not guilty in
Ipswich ca
Forwarded from Christine Howes:
The next Wanya: Its Time to Talk forum will be held at ABC Music Studios,
Ferry
Road, West End at 12noon on Saturday the 25th of September. The topic will
be
Addressing Indigenous Disadvantage, with a panel including JOHN WOODLEY, Dr
DAVID BRAND, Dr DAVID WATSON an
Here are some email addresses plus a petition I was sent for those who want to
follow this up.
Trudy
^^
President Yusuf Habibie
President of the Republic of Indonesia
[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Kofi Annan
United Nations Secretary-General
[EMAIL PROTECTED]
or
[EMAIL PROTECT
Coming Up On Four Corners
GM Food
The brave new world of genetically-modified food.
Ignoring the warning signs of a doubtful public,
scientists and giant food industrialists rushed to
embrace the application of gene technology in our
food-chain.
But, as an international consumer backlash
Mon, 13 Sep 1999 14:01 AEST
Beazley wants recognition
withdrawn
The Opposition leader, Kim Beazley, is advocating
an immediate withdrawal of Australia's de jure
recognition of Indonesia's sovereignty over East
Timor.
Australia legally recognised Indonesia's control
over East Timor in 1979, the o
Forwarded from Christine Howes:
As you may know, ambassadors from the Aboriginal Tent Embassy in Canberra
are currently touring Queensland.
Wadjularbinna Nulyarimma, Isabelle Coe and Ray Swan arrive in Brisbane this
Wednesday 15 September.There are events over the three days they are in
Brisbane
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Shackled in Death and 3rd World H
Forwarded from Christine Howes:
Dear Everyone,
We are trying to let as many people as possible know about this year's
Heart
Politics Conference. Could you please pass this message on to anyone you
think might be interested or who you think would benefit from attending.
Thanks,
Garth Luke
~~
Black leaders torpedo PM's reconciliation plans
Source: AAP | Published: Wednesday September 15 5:14:23 PM
Prime Minister John Howard's goal of achieving an historic
reconciliation agreement by the centenary of federation
was effectively torpedoed today by a summit of ind
"In the longer run, if you don't take a stand on an issue of principle and an
issue that has morality on its side, you will pay a deeper cost later on."
The statement above was made by Howard on Radio 3AW in relation to East Timor.
Strange, he has never looked at the injustice suffered by Indigen
A post by one Jeremy Beck on aus.politics
Pauline Hansons One Nation has support from the Nyoongar Circle of
Aboriginal Elders. One Nation has an advertisement in The Aboriginal
Newspaper. Why is the mainstream media so silent on such a presumably
newsworthy story? For details see these links:
Hi Lynn,
I gather you didn't click on the first URL. The PHONies are definitely claiming to
have Nyoongar support in
that newsletter.
Trudy
Lynn Pollack wrote:
> Trudy
>
> The ad definitely exists - I noticed it but assumed it just
> meant they had bought space - didn't read any "support"
> i
Hi Lynn,
I can believe you were surprised!
For those who don't received the newspaper the two URLs refer to:
A PHONy newsletter wherein they claim to have the support of the Nyoongar Circle of
Elders and secondly a
copy of the newspaper add in The Aboriginal Newspaper.
I was wondering if they tr
According to the person who posted the URLs on aus.politics, the ad space was donated
to Ein Reich..
Trudy
Trudy and Rod Bray wrote:
> Hi Lynn,
>
> I can believe you were surprised!
> For those who don't received the newspaper the two URLs refer to:
> A PHONy newslette
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Monday, 20 September 1999
An Inquest of Vital Interest
For those concerned about biotechnology especially where it affects our food.
--- Trudy
***
It will cost $42 for non-members and $30 for members of the National Press Club
to attend (if in Canberra) and should be televised from 1pm to 2pm tomorrow on
the ABC.
*
Tim,
The best way to debate PP may be in the letters page at the SMH.
Cheers,
Trudy
tdunlop wrote:
> Trudy wrote: Luckily, Paddy McGuinness lists his email address at the end of
> his
> opinion piece so he can be debated. Whether this does any good is
> another question. --- Trudy
> =
"Deaths In Custody Watch Commitee (WA) Inc." <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Lack of courses delays release
one would like to think that those people who are in charge ( not
repsonsible) of prisons here in WA would try to reduce the costs of
incarceration through simply getting people prepared for release a
Speaking Strong: Australian Indigenous Struggles on Film
Over the next four weeks, Students for Land Justice and Reconciliation
bring you a festival of great and rarely screened Australian films. Each
night there will be two short films and speakers to introduce the themes of
the evening.
>From the letters page of the SMH
http://www.smh.com.au/news/9909/24/text/letters.html
Racist card
Don't you know, Mr McGuinness, that a straw argument is the weakest kind?
Apparently neither you, nor any of the the others involved in the scenario you
describe (Herald, September 23), found the
You're welcome, Tim. I thought you and everone else would enjoy the letter.
I usually cannot stomach reading PP but occasionally it is good to find out what kind
of racism is on offer
under the guise of 'reasonable discourse'. He doesn't usually cover it up as well as
he did in his last
article.
Forwarded from Christine Howes:
CHAIRPERSON CORRECTS MEDIA REPORTS
Chairperson Evelyn Scott today corrected media reports regarding her
position about the reconciliation process and the Council's Draft
Document for Reconciliation.
"Media reports about the forum of 60 Indigenous representatives
Los Angeles civil rights group
calls for Toyota boycott
From AP
25sep99
11.30am (AEST) LOS ANGELES: The local chapter of the
Congress for Racial Equality is calling for a worldwide boycott
against Toyota products after a black employee of the car
manufacturer's Long Beach subsidiary claime
Sun, 26 Sep 1999 22:10 AEST
Greens set up East Timor
Internet petition
The Australians Greens Senator, Bob Brown has
set up an Internet petition calling for a war tribunal
to investigate any atrocities committed in East
Timor.
Senator Brown says hundreds of Austraians have
called the Green's off
>From the SMH letters page
Invasion spoils
Another correspondent uses the term "Aboriginal industry" ("Dot paintings",
Letters, September 23). Oh dear. Perhaps we could coin a
term "invader industry" to describe those whose prosperity is founded on the
spoils taken from Aborigines over 211 y
ABC TV
Inside Story
Welcome To Australia
Tuesday September 28, 8:30pm
Award-winning film-maker John Pilger returns home to Australia to witness the
elaborate preparations for the 2000 Olympic Games and the
surge in national pride as the country promotes itself as a confident new
nation faci
Forwarded from Christine Howes:
Still not sure what CERD actually is?
Get up to speed and hear it from the horse's mouth.
LES MALEZER of FAIRA and the National Indigenous Working Group
was on the team in Geneva
He will be guest speaker at ANTaR's SEA OF IDEAS
7PM - 9PM WEDNESDAY 29TH SEPTEMBER
V at 8:30 pm Tuesday!
>
> >Had a bad night last night and was forced to miss the doco. Does anyone
> else live in Brissie and record it.
> >
> >Trudy and Rod Bray wrote:
> >
> >> ABC TV
> >>
> >> Inside Story
> >> Welcome To Australi
From:Bruce Reyburn <[EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Warumungu translation and back translation
Date: Tuesday, 28 September 1999 18:19
SONGLINES LIST - First message
NOTE new address for sending messages to songlines list is
now [EMAIL PROTECTED]
That last letter in c2o i
http://www.smh.com.au/news/9909/30/html/cartoon.html
Have a look at today's cartoon in the SMH!
Trudy
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Thank you, Laurie!
The Happy 99 worm is sneaky in that you don't even know you're sending it. You must
have opened it without
realising what it was. Luckily it is not the most destructive of viruses but it does
point out how
susceptible a list can be.
I received several "undeliverable"s yesterd
Attachment should not be sent to the list for various reasons. I think what happened
yesterday is one of the
most obvious since email viruses are almost always contained in attachments.
Laurie had no idea that the worm attachment was being sent though.
It is not impossible to send attachments to
Forwarded from Christine Howes:
Press Release
Premier, HON. PETER BEATTIE
28/9/99
Beattie: Lease legislation safe from Senate
There was no risk that the Senate could overturn Queensland legislation
specifying that grazing homestead perpetual leases and grazing homestead
freeholding
Police investigate KKK threat
Source: AAP | Published: Friday October 1 4:07:37 PM
Police will tonight attend a meeting called by the 'Taree KKK', inviting
Taree residents on the NSW mid-north coast to
stone an Aboriginal mission.
A flier has been distributed aro
The Australian
Blood and baseball bats in the
park
By KEVIN MEADE
2oct99
ON the night five teenagers raised a ruckus in Queensland's Deep
North, Bradley Klein was itching for a good time.
Klein, then a 17-year-old Year 12 student at Woree State High
School, in the southern suburbs of Cair
The Advertiser
Aboriginal 'crown jewels' to be
auctioned
2oct99
THE controversial history of the Strehlow Aboriginal artefacts
collection is set to take a new turn with the sale of the family's
private collection.
Mr Carl Strehlow will auction 350 artefacts left to him by his father
em
"Taree Ku Klux Klan" threaten to
stone Aboriginal mision
From AAP
2oct99
9.50am (AEST)
"TAREE Ku Klux Klan theats" to stone an Aboriginal mission on
the New South Wales mid-north coast was a prank, police said
today.
Taree residents were invited to a "rock-a-thon" at the Purfleet
missi
Four Corners, ABC TV, Monday, October 4,
8.30pm,
repeated Tuesday, October 5, 1pm
Next on Four Corners: Driving Aden Ridgeway
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ABC News
Sun, 3 Oct 1999 7:29 AEST
IOC rejects Aboriginal flag,
supports Howard to open
The International Olympic Committee (IOC) has
confirmed that the Prime Minister will open the
Sydney Olympic Games next year, and not
Australia's head of state, the Queen.
But IOC has rejected a proposal from
ABC News
Sun, 3 Oct 1999 11:13 AEST
SOCOG seeks clarification on
flying Aboriginal flag
There will be further clarification today of where,
and in what context, the Aboriginal flag may be
flown during Sydney's Olympic Games.
Yesterday the organisers of the Sydney Olympics
(SOCOG) announced that
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