Land rights news Central Australia

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Nef 301.451991 CEN
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Alice Springs, N.T. : Central Land Council, 2011-
Issue
Vol 5 No 3, November, 2015
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28
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Contents

LANDRIGHTSNEWS 1
NEWS Drop the IAS, say Aboriginal women 2 , 19
What to expect from the new PM? 2 , 5
Green light for welfare card trials 2 , 3
Would you send your kids to boarding school? 3
Advertising 3
First indigenous doctor from Tennant Creek graduates 3
Katiti Petermann IPA is all about education 4
NT sacred sites review: is the government losing the plot? 4
NT digging in on paperless arrests: show us the evidence! 5
Calls for United Nations to investigate NT youth prison 5
First Aboriginal federal minister looks to culture for solutions 5
Discontent aired over Tennant Creek Aboriginal corporation 6
New push to weaken protection against racist hate speech 6
Advertising 6
Watarrka traditional owners take legal action to stop mining in national park 6
Out and proud: Every hill got a story collection launched 7
Back to homelands thanks to shipping container houses 8
Help for CEOs in the hot seat 8
Traditional owners invest in the children’s education 9
Community development saves Alekarenge Festival 9
GMAAAC committee welcomes new recruit 9
Church bell travelled a long way to Kintore 10
Yuendumu School country visit 10
CARING FOR COUNTRY Kintore’s first aerial burn 11
Rent money protects Mount Undoolya outstation 11
Double honour for veteran cat tracker 11
EDUCATION School attendance up but results down: truancy measures alone won’t lift education outcomes 12
Secondary schooling out bush: no future? 12
Direct Instruction is coming to a remote school near you 13
Ntaria principal backs Direct Instruction 13
Outstation starts two way learning school 13
Katiti Petermann IPA declaration ceremony 15 , 14
Bilingual education pioneers honoured 16
Aboriginal history and culture lose out 16
Community creches re-open 16
Aboriginal students celebrate graduation 16
Study guide brings oral history book alive in the classroom 16
NEWS Success training Barkly kids on Bluebush Station 17
“Get it right” with black property rights 17
Meet the new manager: native title 17
Cadets wanted! 17
INTERSTATE Fears that tough new laws will worsen WA’s youth imprisonment crisis 18
Traditional owners turn to UN to stop country’s biggest coal mine 18
WA Aboriginal heritage fight widens 18
Town campers say ‘NO’ to domestic violence 19
Escaping partner abuse should not mean leaving your home 19
FASD awareness needs to grow: NPY Women's Council 19
Advertising 19
OBITUARIES Bunny Nabarula 20
Tjuki Tjukanku Pumpjack 20 , 21
Advertising 21
Kunmanara Tjilari 22
SPORTS Yuendumu Sports stands with a true champion 23
Lightning Carnival 2016 called off 23
First winter footy season coming up 23
ARTS Putuparri and the Rainmakers 24
Hermannsburg potters share their tradition with kids 24
Remote media festival rocks 25
Ara Irititja wins 25
SOCIAL 26 , 27
WHAT ABOUT LANGUAGE, WHAT ABOUT CULTURE? 28

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