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New Study Unveils Deadly Power and Precision of Indigenous Australian Weapons Kodj and Leangle
Biomechanics research has revealed the exceptional power and precision of Indigenous Australian weapons, specifically the kodj and leangle. These tools, designed by Aboriginal people for hunting and protection, display remarkable force and accuracy that underscore the sophistication of traditional Aboriginal technology.
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Video: King Charles Heckled In Australia Parliament, MP Says "Give Us..."
Indigenous senator Lidia Thorpe, known for her fierce opposition to the monarchy, shouted anti-colonial slogans at King Charles during his visit to the Australian parliament on Monday.
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Australians Embrace Barefoot Lifestyle, Viral Video Highlights Trend
This cultural quirk extends to some schools, with potential benefits debated by experts. The reasons behind this preference are likely a mix of indigenous influence, relaxed lifestyle, and celebrating a warmer climate.
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Indigenous Rights Supporters Rally Across Australia Ahead Of Key Vote
Australians rallied around the country on Sunday to fight for a landmark Indigenous rights reform that is bleeding support in the polls before an October 14 referendum.
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Australian Newspaper Apologises For 1838 Indigenous Massacre Coverage
"Today's generation is not responsible for the sins of earlier ones, yet we can help heal old harms nonetheless," the Nine Entertainment-owned paper said. "The capacity to recognise a past wrong is a sign of a strong future."
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New Australian $5 Currency Note Will Not Feature King Charles III
According to the Reserve Bank of Australia, the new design will pay tribute to "the culture and history" of Indigenous Australians.
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Australia To Replace Queen Elizabeth's Image On Its Banknote
Australia will replace the portrait of Queen Elizabeth II from its A$5 currency note with a new design to reflect and honour the history of its Indigenous culture, the country's central bank said on Thursday.
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India's Stealth Warship's Lethal Show In Australia Exercise
India's indigenously designed and built naval ship INS Satpura has showcased her prowess during the ongoing multinational Exercise Kakadu-2022, hosted by the Royal Australian Navy.
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Ashes: Scott Boland Joins Small Australian Indigenous Test Cricketers Club
Ashes: Scott Boland said he was living the dream Sunday after becoming only the second Indigenous man to play Test cricket for Australia.
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"Stars Aligned" For Ashleigh Barty On Icon Evonne Goolagong Cawley's 50th Wimbledon Win Anniversary
Fifty years after indigenous Australian Evonne Goolagong Cawley won her maiden Wimbledon title, Ashleigh Barty became the second Australian to claim the crown at the All England Club.
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Australian PM Draws Criticism For His "No Slavery In Australia" Comment
Australian officials warned Black Lives Matter supporters they could be arrested if they breach coronavirus restrictions to take part in public protests, as debate erupted over the country's own indigenous history.
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Australian Ministers Who Backed 'Okay To Be White' Vote, Under Fire
Australia's indigenous affairs minister and several of his colleagues faced calls to resign Monday, after they backed a failed parliamentary motion tabled by a controversial senator that declared: "It is okay to be white."
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9-Year-Old Australian Girl Faces Ire Over Anthem Protest: Report
A nine-year-old girl in Australia is facing the ire of the country's prominent politicians, calling for her suspension from school, after she refused to stand during the national anthem "out of respect for the nation's Indigenous population
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Aboriginal Australians Meet At Sacred Uluru To Discuss First Chance Of Recognition
There are about 700,000 Aborigines in a population of 23 million in Australia, but they suffer disproportionately high rates of suicide, alcohol abuse, domestic violence and imprisonment. Constitutional recognition of Aborigines is a complex issue in a country which previously administered its indigenous people under flora and fauna laws.
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Indigenous Australians Most Ancient Civilisation On Earth
The Indigenous Australians are the most ancient continuous civilisation on the Earth, with their origins dating back to 50,000 years ago, an extensive study of their DNA has revealed.
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New Study Unveils Deadly Power and Precision of Indigenous Australian Weapons Kodj and Leangle
Biomechanics research has revealed the exceptional power and precision of Indigenous Australian weapons, specifically the kodj and leangle. These tools, designed by Aboriginal people for hunting and protection, display remarkable force and accuracy that underscore the sophistication of traditional Aboriginal technology.
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Video: King Charles Heckled In Australia Parliament, MP Says "Give Us..."
Indigenous senator Lidia Thorpe, known for her fierce opposition to the monarchy, shouted anti-colonial slogans at King Charles during his visit to the Australian parliament on Monday.
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Australians Embrace Barefoot Lifestyle, Viral Video Highlights Trend
This cultural quirk extends to some schools, with potential benefits debated by experts. The reasons behind this preference are likely a mix of indigenous influence, relaxed lifestyle, and celebrating a warmer climate.
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Indigenous Rights Supporters Rally Across Australia Ahead Of Key Vote
Australians rallied around the country on Sunday to fight for a landmark Indigenous rights reform that is bleeding support in the polls before an October 14 referendum.
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Australian Newspaper Apologises For 1838 Indigenous Massacre Coverage
"Today's generation is not responsible for the sins of earlier ones, yet we can help heal old harms nonetheless," the Nine Entertainment-owned paper said. "The capacity to recognise a past wrong is a sign of a strong future."
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New Australian $5 Currency Note Will Not Feature King Charles III
According to the Reserve Bank of Australia, the new design will pay tribute to "the culture and history" of Indigenous Australians.
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Australia To Replace Queen Elizabeth's Image On Its Banknote
Australia will replace the portrait of Queen Elizabeth II from its A$5 currency note with a new design to reflect and honour the history of its Indigenous culture, the country's central bank said on Thursday.
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India's Stealth Warship's Lethal Show In Australia Exercise
India's indigenously designed and built naval ship INS Satpura has showcased her prowess during the ongoing multinational Exercise Kakadu-2022, hosted by the Royal Australian Navy.
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Ashes: Scott Boland Joins Small Australian Indigenous Test Cricketers Club
Ashes: Scott Boland said he was living the dream Sunday after becoming only the second Indigenous man to play Test cricket for Australia.
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"Stars Aligned" For Ashleigh Barty On Icon Evonne Goolagong Cawley's 50th Wimbledon Win Anniversary
Fifty years after indigenous Australian Evonne Goolagong Cawley won her maiden Wimbledon title, Ashleigh Barty became the second Australian to claim the crown at the All England Club.
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Australian PM Draws Criticism For His "No Slavery In Australia" Comment
Australian officials warned Black Lives Matter supporters they could be arrested if they breach coronavirus restrictions to take part in public protests, as debate erupted over the country's own indigenous history.
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Australian Ministers Who Backed 'Okay To Be White' Vote, Under Fire
Australia's indigenous affairs minister and several of his colleagues faced calls to resign Monday, after they backed a failed parliamentary motion tabled by a controversial senator that declared: "It is okay to be white."
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9-Year-Old Australian Girl Faces Ire Over Anthem Protest: Report
A nine-year-old girl in Australia is facing the ire of the country's prominent politicians, calling for her suspension from school, after she refused to stand during the national anthem "out of respect for the nation's Indigenous population
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Aboriginal Australians Meet At Sacred Uluru To Discuss First Chance Of Recognition
There are about 700,000 Aborigines in a population of 23 million in Australia, but they suffer disproportionately high rates of suicide, alcohol abuse, domestic violence and imprisonment. Constitutional recognition of Aborigines is a complex issue in a country which previously administered its indigenous people under flora and fauna laws.
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Indigenous Australians Most Ancient Civilisation On Earth
The Indigenous Australians are the most ancient continuous civilisation on the Earth, with their origins dating back to 50,000 years ago, an extensive study of their DNA has revealed.
