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First Nations Job Board Hits Milestone: Over $8.8 Million in Employment Opportunities Listed
In a landmark achievement, Barayamal Network, the Indigenous-focused job board by Barayamal, has reached a significant milestone, listing over $8.8 million worth of active job opportunities for Indigenous people globally. Since its recent relaunch, the platform has rapidly grown to feature 176 active employment listings across diverse sectors, including tech, entrepreneurship, health, and community leadership.…
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Gamilaraay Language Puzzle Resources
Preserving Culture, One Puzzle at a Time The Gamilaraay Language Puzzle Resources project aims to promote language learning and cultural preservation through interactive puzzles for all ages. With support from the Aboriginal Languages Trust we’re creating fun and engaging tools to help learners of the Gamilaraay language. Key Activities Project Imagery Check out some of…
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NSW Office of Sport and Stephen Kamper: Commitment to Aboriginal People & Closing the GapAnalysis
In an effort to understand the NSW Government’s actions towards closing the gap and fostering reconciliation, I reached out to various representatives within the NSW Office of Sport, including the Minister, the Reconciliation Action Plan (RAP) Team and Martin Burney. And the goal was to gain clarity on their commitment and practical steps taken to…
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David Harris’ Missed Opportunities: Failing to Deliver on Key Promises
Recent polling shows a growing dissatisfaction with Australian Labor Party‘s performance with Opposition Leader Peter Dutton taking a slim lead over Prime Minister Anthony Albanese as the preferred leader. Which is a freightening prospect (Dutton winning the next election) but the shift in public opinion highlights significant concerns about Labor’s ability to manage critical issues,…
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The Socio-Economic Impact of Whitehaven Coal on First Nations
Uncovering the Impact: Whitehaven Coal and First Nations Communities Why This Research Matters | Whitehaven Coal We are conducting an important study to understand the socio-economic impacts of Whitehaven Coal’s operations on First Nations communities. Mining operations have far-reaching implications for the socio-economic and environmental landscape of the regions in which they operate and in…
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First People: Capital Constraints – Indigenous Research
Welcome to our research initiative aimed at exploring the financial barriers faced by Indigenous people in Australia. This study delves into the socio-economic status, the importance of access to finance for economic empowerment, and the existing challenges that hinder financial inclusion. Background and Context: Indigenous communities in Australia face unique socio-economic challenges. Access to finance…
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Exploring Voter Engagement in First Nations: A Groundbreaking Study on NSW Aboriginal Land Council Elections
Understanding Voter Participation in First Nations Communities Author: Dean Foley Welcome to our pivotal research project “Assessment of Political Engagement in First Nations: A Case Study of the NSW Aboriginal Land Council Elections.” Which aims to explore the underlying factors influencing voter turnout and political participation among First Nations communities, specifically focusing on the NSW…
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HSBC Reconciliation Action Plan
HSBC’s Reconciliation Action Plan (RAP) Innovate 2024-2026 is the banking giant’s latest initiative aimed at advancing reconciliation by promoting economic participation and cultural preservation for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples. But as banks have historically played a significant role in bankrolling colonisation and its associated impacts on Indigenous communities, all banks should aim to…
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NSW Office of Sport Reconciliation Action Plan
The NSW Office of Sport’s Reconciliation Action Plan (RAP) is the agency’s latest initiative to promote reconciliation and foster a supportive environment for First Nations peoples, which aims to leverage the power of sport and active recreation to break down barriers and create equitable opportunities. But while the RAP emphasises goals such as increasing employment…
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BlackRock Investment Management Reconciliation Action Plan
BlackRock’s Reconciliation Action Plan (RAP) is the global investment management firm’s latest initiative to support reconciliation, aiming to enhance financial well-being and cultural recognition for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples. But is this plan a genuine commitment to reconciliation, a well-meaning but potentially insufficient effort or a robust framework for meaningful change? ReconciliACTION Score…
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Expedia Group Reconciliation Action Plan
While the RAP includes initiatives like promoting employment, cultural awareness and procurement opportunities, examining its approach reveals massive areas for further development. ReconciliACTION Score Reconciliation Action Plan Pros: Reconciliation Action Plan Cons: Conclusion Despite the well-intentioned goals outlined in Expedia Group’s Reconciliation Action Plan, the lack of concrete results in key areas such as Indigenous…
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IMB Bank Reconciliation Action Plan
IMB Bank’s Reconciliation Action Plan (RAP) represents the financial institution’s commitment to supporting reconciliation and fostering meaningful relationships with Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples. But as banks have historically played a significant role in bankrolling colonisation and its associated impacts on Indigenous communities, all banks should aim to address these past injustices while promoting…
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Whitehaven Coal Reconciliation Action Plan
Whitehaven Coal’s Reconciliation Action Plan (RAP) is the mining giant’s latest effort to help with reconciliation or be seen as, which allegedly aims to foster economic independence and cultural preservation for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples. But while the RAP is rich in mentions of promoting employment and procurement opportunities, a closer look reveals…
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How to Strategise Your Lottery Numbers for Maximum Winning Potential
Playing the lottery is a game of chance, but that doesn’t mean you can’t increase your chances of winning. One way to maximise your winning potential is to strategise your lottery numbers. In this article, we will discuss some effective strategies for selecting lottery numbers that could increase your chances of winning the grand prize.…
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An open letter to the Superannuation Funds in Australia: Invest in ethical and sustainable development
To all Superannuation Funds in Australia, Barayamal, Australia’s Indigenous business accelerator, calls on you to pledge to commit 3% of your annual investments to Indigneous Australian businesses, starting now. The act of innovating has been passed down through generations for millenniums. Indigenous people have been innovating for thousands of years, as shown by the oldest…
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The Benefits of Partnering with Aboriginal Businesses
Partnering with Aboriginal businesses can be a mutually beneficial arrangement and not only does it provide opportunities for increased cultural awareness and understanding, but it can also improve community relations and support economic development in Indigenous communities. So let’s quickly explore the benefits of working with Aboriginal businesses and how to get started. Understanding the…
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The Importance of Supporting Aboriginal Entrepreneurship in Australia
Aboriginal entrepreneurship is a growing movement that aims to empower Indigenous communities and promote economic development. And by creating and running their own businesses, Indigenous entrepreneurs can not only generate income and create jobs, but also preserve their cultural heritage and promote social and environmental sustainability. So learn more about the importance of Aboriginal entrepreneurship…
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Blakwashing Ultimate Guide: how to overcome Black cladding
Introduction Definition of Blakwashing Blakwashing refers to the practice of organisations falsely claiming to be Indigenous-owned or exaggerating their involvement with Indigenous communities for the purpose of gaining a competitive edge, securing government contracts or enhancing their public image. And this deceptive practice is similar to greenwashing, where companies make misleading claims about their environmental…
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First Nations Mentor Blaze
Empowering Indigenous Entrepreneurs and Professionals Worldwide Join Us for an Unprecedented Online Speed Mentoring Event Date: 9th August 2024 | International Day of the World’s Indigenous PeoplesTime: 12PM – 1:30PM AESTDuration: 1.3 HoursFormat: Online (Virtual Event) About the Event The First Nations Mentor Blaze is a unique online event designed to inspire and empower Indigenous…
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Indigenous Education: Welcome to the First Nations Mini MBA
The First Nations Mini MBA integrates Indigenous wisdom with modern business practices. Participants develop ethical, sustainable and community-focused business models, aligning profit with purpose. The course is suitable for aspiring entrepreneurs, business leaders and those interested in enhancing business environments with Indigenous cultural protocols.
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Aboriginal Education “Growth Mindset Mastery: First Nations Affirmations”
This short course, “Growth Mindset Mastery: First Nations Affirmations,” blends ancient Indigenous wisdom with growth mindset principles to foster personal and professional transformation. Taught by Dean Foley, founder of Barayamal, it offers practical insights to cultivate resilience, adaptability, and positive perspectives. Join for free to enrich your understanding and transform your approach to challenges.
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Exploring the Path Decolonise Australia: Unraveling the Past, Shaping the Future
Australia’s history is deeply entwined with its colonial past, a legacy that continues to shape the nation’s present and future. In recent years, there has been a growing movement towards decolonization – a process of undoing the impacts of colonization and restoring indigenous rights and sovereignty. In this article, we delve into the path towards…
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The Power of Respecting Quotes: Inspiring Quotes to Elevate Your Life
In a world that often feels overwhelmed by negativity, it’s essential to remember the power of respect. Respect is a catalyst for positive change, inspiring us to be kinder to ourselves, to others, and to the world around us. It encourages empathy, understanding, and collaboration, ultimately elevating our lives and those we touch. With this…
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Breaking Free: The Path to Decolonisation Australia
In Australia, the process of decolonisation is gaining momentum as the nation confronts its history and seeks to right the wrongs of the past. Breaking free from the shackles of colonialism is a powerful and transformative journey that requires acknowledging the impact of colonisation on Indigenous peoples and working towards reconciliation. This article explores the…
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Unleash Your Luck: The Ultimate Guide to Winning the Lottery in Australia
Unleash Your Luck: The Ultimate Guide to Winning the Lottery in Australia
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The Profit-driven Dilemma of Reconciliation Initiatives within CSR
Academic Theory: The Profit-driven Dilemma of Reconciliation Initiatives within CSR Abstract:This theory posits that reconciliation initiatives embedded within the framework of corporate social responsibility (CSR) may inherently struggle to achieve tangible outcomes. Given the primary motivation of corporations is profit generation, CSR programs, including those focused on reconciliation, may often prioritise optics over substantive impact.…
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Opinion: Are coal mining companies harbouring racists?
As the 2024 NSW Aboriginal Land Council Election nears, despite racism and discrimination concerns in Aboriginal communities, it’s never been properly addressed during Charles Lynch‘s 8-year reign as Councillor for the Northern Region. But ignoring real issues is NOT something I’ll do. Which brings me to Aaron Treay, with whom I’ve had concerns before about…
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Why Armidale Aboriginal Voices Must Lead for Change
In the looming shadow of the 2024 NSW Aboriginal Land Council elections, there emerges a pivotal opportunity a chance to say goodbye to Councillor Charles Lynch and welcome a new dawn. It’s not a dismissal of past efforts but an acknowledgment that the winds of change are blowing, and they carry potent potential for transformation…
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Why Aboriginal Tamworth Voices Must Vote for Change
Tamworth’s Aboriginal community beats with a rhythm of change (and country music), a melody that has long been muffled by the status quo. But it’s a song that speaks of resilience and hope, a narrative rich with the history of a people who have navigated the torrents of adversity. And yet, as the dust settles…
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Alleged Racism at Oxley Police: Superintendent Bruce Grassick Dilemma
Indigenous News story. Within the heart of the Oxley region, a storm of racial unrest brews beneath the surface. And at the epicentre of this storm stands Superintendent Bruce Grassick, the steward of law and order, at the helm of Oxley Police. Under his watch, the unsettling murmurs of racial discrimination and police brutality have…
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Aboriginal Racism in Gunnedah: Whitehaven & Idemitsu Boggabri Coal Mine
Gunnedah, a town known for its vast coal mines and rich agricultural history, has recently come under the spotlight for reasons far removed from its industrial significance. With concerns arising about potential connections between mining giants and alleged racist extremists in the region. And the recent attack on Lidia Thorpe by neo-Nazi racist extremists stands as a…
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An Open Letter to Managing Director Paul Flynn of Whitehaven Coal
17th October 2023 Dear Mr. Flynn, Your article submitted to the Northern Daily Leader on the 26th of March, 2015, where you passionately defended Whitehaven Coal’s operations and the Maules Creek Mine, caught the attention of many. Your emphasis on truth, authenticity, and the importance of these values in election campaigns is commendable. However… While…
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Whitehaven Coal Pay Controversy Overshadowed by Disturbing Racial Incident
While Whitehaven Coal, a major player in the Australian coal industry, faces increasing scrutiny from investors over executive pay, a more pressing concern has emerged that threatens to tarnish the company’s reputation further: a disturbing racial incident involving one of its employees. Bell Rock Capital Management, a London-based hedge fund, has recently intensified its campaign…
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Luke Mitterer: A Symptom of Whitehaven Coal Gunnedah’s Racial Problem?
Gunnedah, a mining town known for its deep roots in coal and mineral reserves, has recently found itself amid a racial controversy that has cast a shadow over Whitehaven Coal, one of its major employers. Luke Mitterer, an employee at Whitehaven Coal, has recently come under intense scrutiny for a racist and violent comment posted…
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The Untapped Potential of Indigenous Entrepreneurship in Today’s Market
The vast global business landscape has a rich tapestry of cultures, traditions, and practices. Among these, Indigenous entrepreneurship stands out as a beacon of sustainable, community-driven, and ethical business practices. Still, its potential remains largely untapped in today’s market, overshadowed by the dominant Western entrepreneurship model. And the contrasting worlds of Indigenous and Western entrepreneurship…
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Why Vote Against the Voice: David Harris, Minister for Aboriginal Affairs
It is time to give them that Voice. David Harris, NSW Minister for Aboriginal Affairs and Treaty Yet when Aboriginal people in NSW express their concerns to the Minister’s office about the “support” for the 120 Local Aboriginal Land Councils (LALCs) by the NSW Aboriginal Land Council and Registrar of Aboriginal Land Rights Act (NSW), he…
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Reason Why the Registrar Chose Not to Investigate Charles Lynch Questioned
I submitted a formal complaint about Councillor Charles Lynch to the Registrar of Aboriginal Land Rights Act (NSW) because I believe they (NSWALC) could be potentially misleading the public based on statements like NSWALC is the largest member-based Aboriginal organisation in NSW despite only having 9 members in total. They’ve also been featured in the media,…
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David Harris NSW Labor Treaty Committee & Councillor Charles Lynch
In the intricate tapestry of Australian politics, David Harris, the Minister for Aboriginal Affairs, stands at a pivotal juncture. And as the nation grapples with its colonial past and seeks to forge a more inclusive future, the treaty with Aboriginal people is not just a political commitment but a moral imperative. However, for this treaty…
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Minister for Aboriginal Affairs love affair with non-Indigenous Consultants
David Harris, MP of Aboriginal Affairs NSW, remarked on a LinkedIn post about concerns relating to consulting contracts, which was allegedly on “my agenda”… but his stance seems to have shifted since the NSW Labor Party came into power earlier this year. Staggering 4% of Local Aboriginal Land Councils Under Administration in 2020-2021 Recent findings…
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Mining link to racist community? Regional Council Mayor Jeffrey McLaughlin
In recent months, two Australian regions, the Barkly Region and Gunnedah, have found themselves at the centre of controversy surrounding citizen arrests and the treatment of Indigenous youth. The alleged citizen’s arrest of an Indigenous minor by Barkly Regional Council Mayor Jeffrey McLaughlin has ignited a nationwide debate, but as the dust settles on this…
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Unsafe Aboriginal University: A Challenge to Australia’s Higher Education
Culturally Unsafe Universities Australia, home to the world’s oldest living cultures, faces a pressing issue in its higher education sector: the cultural safety of its Indigenous academics. And recent events and testimonies from Indigenous scholars unveiled a troubling undercurrent of institutional racism in some of the country’s most renowned universities. High-Profile Resignations Highlight Deep-Rooted Issues…
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Native Title and Aboriginal Land Rights: A Tale of Two FAILING Systems
The quest for Indigenous rights and land recognition has been a long-standing battle in many countries. And while some nations, like Canada, have made commendable strides, others, like Australia, seem to grapple with systemic challenges. For example, a closer look at the APY Lands’ native title mission and the NSW Aboriginal Land Council’s operations reveals…
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Minister for Aboriginal Affairs David Harris must learn from success cases
In recent years, the management of Indigenous affairs has been a topic of heated debate and concern in many countries, including Australia. And while some nations have made significant strides in addressing the challenges faced by their Indigenous communities, others, like Australia, seem to be lagging. The recent article “Putting government mismanagement of Indigenous affairs…
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Minister for Aboriginal Affairs David Harris & his NSW Police Affiliation
Recent developments have raised questions about the affiliation between David Harris, the Minister for Aboriginal Affairs, the NSW Labor Party, and the NSW Police. The concerns stem from the decision of the appointed Administrator at Red Chief Local Aboriginal Land (LALC) to allow police officers to attend Member Meetings. And given the historical context and…
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NSW Labor Party: David Harris, worst Minister for Aboriginal Affairs ever?
Over the years, NSW has seen many politicians, mostly non-Indigenous, take on this mantle, and each has brought their approach and vision, which hasn’t delivered much for Aboriginal people in NSW, e.g. closing the gap targets. And while it’s challenging to draw direct comparisons with Aboriginal-state managers of yesteryears, there’s an emerging view that David…
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The Influence of Anti-Indigenous Groups in Australia
Australia, a nation with a rich tapestry of cultures, has a deeply intertwined history with its Indigenous peoples. First Nations have been the continent’s original inhabitants for over 65,000 years, but despite their deep-rooted presence and contributions, they have faced significant challenges, including discrimination and marginalisation. And one of the pressing concerns in contemporary Australia…
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Gunnedah’s Rental Crisis: Impact of Idemitsu Boggabri Coal Mine on Housing
Gunnedah, a region renowned for its rich Indigenous heritage, has experienced considerable socio-economic shifts over the years. A significant factor in this transformation is the opening of Idemitsu’s Boggabri Coal Mine in 2006. And while the mine brought about economic opportunities, it also unearthed several challenges, particularly for the First Nations community. Housing: A Growing…
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Will NSWALC & Charles Lynch Face Scrutiny Like ANZ Did Under ASIC?
In the wake of the recent federal court decision that saw ANZ Group Holdings penalised A$15 million for misleading its customers, questions are being raised about the accountability of other institutions in Australia. And one such query pertains to the New South Wales Aboriginal Land Council (NSWALC) and a complaint lodged against Charles Lynch under…
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KPMG Reconciliation Action Plan – ReconciliACTION Score
During the 2021-22 fiscal year, the federal government allocated $888 million to consultancy-linked contracts, a significant rise from the $352 million in 2012-13. And this trend seems to echo the adage: ‘work smarter, not harder’ when reflecting on the consulting landscape over the past decade. But all good things must come to an end, and…
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Reconciliation Action Plan – Google – ReconciliACTION Score
In recent years, major corporations have taken steps to address historical and ongoing injustices faced by Indigenous communities… or at least, pretend that they are. And Google Australia’s Reconciliation Action Plan (RAP) is the tech giant’s latest effort, aiming to foster a more inclusive digital future for all Australians. But while the RAP is rich…
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Meta Facebook: Increasing Stalkers and Defamation in Gunnedah
In the little rural town of Gunnedah, a digital storm brews beneath the serene surface and what was supposedly a community-driven initiative to ensure safety has now taken a dark turn on Meta’s Facebook platform. The Gunnedah Neighbourhood Watch Facebook group, colloquially and controversially dubbed by some as the “Gunnedah Stalker Watch,” has become a…
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Idemitsu Boggabri Coal Mine: Social Impact on First Nations Evaluated
Social Impact Assessment (SIA) on Idemitsu Boggabri Coal Mine’s Effects on the Gunnedah Aboriginal Community Introduction Idemitsu Boggabri Coal Mine: This SIA evaluates the potential and actual social impacts of Idemitsu’s Boggabri Coal Mine on the First Nations community in Gunnedah. This assessment is based on the 2006 and 2021 Census data provided, along with…
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Boggabri Coal Mine’s Effects on Gunnedah Aboriginal Community by Idemitsu
In North-West NSW, Idemitsu’s Boggabri Coal Mine is both a symbol of economic progress and a reminder of the lingering shadows of colonial exploitation. And while its operation boosts the local economy, it also reignites haunting tales of colonial-era abuse against Indigenous communities. Legacy of Exploitation? Is Idemitsu’s Boggabri Coal Mine simply forging economic pathways?…
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H&M Ditches Sustainability Tags: Precedent for Indigenous Business Labels?
In a bold move that has sent ripples through the fashion industry, global fashion giant H&M and sporting behemoth Decathlon have pledged to the Netherlands Authority for Consumers and Markets (ACM) to eliminate sustainability labels from their product lineup and digital platforms. This decision, stemming from a rigorous investigation by the Dutch regulator, has raised…
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UNDRIP and Aboriginal Water Rights NSW: An Appeal to Labor Minister Jackson
In the heart of NSW, where rivers weave stories of time and tradition, the rights of Indigenous communities to their ancestral waters are facing unprecedented challenges. And while the United Nations Declaration on the Rights of Indigenous Peoples (UNDRIP) stands as a beacon, emphasising the inalienable rights of these communities to their natural resources… on…
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Office of the Registrar Investigates Complaint Against Councillor Charles Lynch
A formal complaint has been lodged against Lynch, alleging potential breaches of the Aboriginal Land Rights Regulation 2020. The complaint, submitted to the Office of the Registrar, raises pressing questions about the integrity and governance of key members within the NSWALC, which you can view below. To:Nicole Courtman, Interim Registrar of the Aboriginal Land Rights…
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Learn How to Spot Blakwashing
Firms touting questionable sustainability credentials can reap financial benefits but potentially undermine genuine First Nations and reconciliation advancements…. And just as the environmental movement has seen its share of “greenwashing,” the push for First Nations rights and reconciliation has given rise to a new concern: “blakwashing.” What is Blakwashing? Blakwashing refers to companies falsely or…
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Blakwashing: The Hidden Agenda Behind Government & Corporate Claims
In recent years, we have seen a growing trend towards governments and companies promoting their social and environmental responsibility. And in order to counteract deceptive and inaccurate marketing in the realm of environmentalism, a term known as “greenwashing” was coined, which pertains to companies making false or inflated assertions regarding their environmental practices to enhance…
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Safeguard Indigenous Human Rights: Idemitsu Australia’s Boggabri Coal Mine
In recent times, Gunnedah has witnessed a surge in property and youth-related crimes like many other towns. Still, while there have been commendable efforts by various individuals and groups to curb this menace, the escalating tensions have inadvertently provided a platform for anti-Indigenous groups and racists. And these factions have seized the opportunity to target…
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Is the NSW Aboriginal Land Council (NSWALC) Misleading the Public?
The NSW Aboriginal Land Council (NSWALC) has long been a beacon of representation for the Aboriginal community in NSW. Still, recent revelations have raised questions about the accuracy of the council’s public claims regarding its membership size. For many years, NSWALC has been touting itself as Australia’s largest Aboriginal member-based organisation, and this claim might…
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Academic Theory: Sovereign Indigenous Loan Systems
Abstract: Evaluating the feasibility and impact of government-backed loan systems specifically designed for First Nations, aiming to bypass traditional banking systems. Key Points: Problem Statement Historically, Indigenous communities have faced systemic barriers in accessing financial resources from traditional banking systems. As a result, many Indigenous individuals and businesses are left without the necessary financial support…
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Decolonising Academic Research: Empowering Indigenous Research
Abstract:The historical colonial influence of academic institutions has led to a skewed representation and understanding of Indigenous knowledge, culture, and perspectives. This paper proposes a transformative approach to decolonising universities by reallocating (Indigenous) academic research funds to Indigenous independent researchers. By doing so, we aim to foster a more inclusive, culturally appropriate, and unbiased research…
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Review: Indigenous Housing Crisis & Solutions in Canada Report
The report highlights the pervasive neglect and egregious human rights violations faced by Indigenous peoples in Canada (North) and it calls for urgent, culturally appropriate, and human rights-based government action to address this issue. The report begins by providing a historical overview of the factors that have contributed to homelessness among Indigenous peoples, including: The…
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Reflections Holiday Park Indigenous Reconciliation Action Plan
Reflections Holiday Park talks a big game about Reconciliation but are they all talk? We can only talk from personal experience, but we reached out about a potential collaboration opportunity for Reconciliation purposes that could also save them money from advertising on Facebook and Google; they couldn’t even be bothered to reply… But enough personal…
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The Path to True Reconciliation: Dive into Canada’s History
In many colonial states, the word “Reconciliation” frequently emerges, echoing from coast to coast but despite its frequent invocation, there’s a palpable disconnect between the nation’s aspirational dialogue and the tangible strides made on the ground. The United Nations Declaration on the Rights of Indigenous Peoples (UNDRIP) stands as a beacon of hope and commitment…
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ASIC Reconciliation Action Plan
If you didn’t know, ASIC – short for the Australian Securities and Investments Commission and you can think of them as Australia’s financial watchdog, keeping an eye on everything from big corporations to your local credit agencies. So, they’ve just dropped their Reconciliation Action Plan for 2023-2026, which is all very trendy for companies to…
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Councillor Charles Lynch: Complaints and Reactions
Every citizen has the right to vote without experiencing fear, and media entities should be permitted to report without encountering undue influence or threats. And in a time when the integrity of democratic procedures is paramount, any signs of intimidation or suppression are of grave concern. Moreover, I have been the subject of several accusations…
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Voter Intimidation and Charles Lynch: A Disturbing New Low?
Hey mob, transparency in politics is a big deal, right!? We all want to know what our elected officials are up to so I recently tried to get some info on Councillor (Cr) Charles Lynch from the NSW Aboriginal Land Council (NSWALC) since the 2024 NSWALC elections are coming up… The reason why is because…
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NSW Aboriginal Land Council Elections: A Step Forward or Westernised Facade
In the heart of New South Wales (NSW), the NSW Aboriginal Land Council Elections stand as a testament to the integration of Western democratic principles into Indigenous governance. On the surface, this system allows Aboriginal people to vote for Councillors who will represent their interests, mirroring the democratic processes familiar to many Western nations… but if you…
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Aboriginal Meme: How Indigenous Mob are Embracing Humor in the Digital Age
In the digital age, humour knows no bounds, transcending cultural barriers and bringing people together in unexpected ways. One particular group embracing the power of humour is Indigenous communities, with their unique form of expression: Aboriginal memes. These memes offer a new perspective on Indigenous cultures, challenging stereotypes and opening up conversations about identity and…
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Unlock the Secrets of Indigenous Innovation ?
Indigenous communities have thrived, innovated, and persevered for millenniums, harnessing wisdom from the land, sky and waters. But what if these age-old practices held the keys to solving some of the most pressing challenges of our times? Our latest research dives deep into the heart of Indigenous Innovation Theory, a realm where tradition meets modernity.…
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Concerns Regarding the Appointment of Charles Lynch to the Sefa Board
Open letter to Sefa Dear Members of the Sefa Board, I hope this message finds you in good health and high spirits, but I’m writing to express my deep-seated concerns regarding the appointment of Mr. Charles Lynch to the Sefa Board. To preface, I wholly acknowledge and appreciate the Board’s constant pursuit of aligning Sefa…
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Cracking the Code: How to Increase Your Chances of Winning the Lotto
If you’ve ever dreamed of hitting the jackpot and changing your life forever, you’re not alone. Winning the lottery is a fantasy that captivates millions of people around the world but is it really just a game of luck, or is there a secret formula to cracking the code and increasing your chances of winning?…
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NSWALC under Charles Lynch: A Reflection on the Past, Present, and Future
Past In the realm of leadership, there are those who inherit chaos and struggle to bring order, and then there are those who step into a role that is already in an enviably stable state. Such was the case when Charles Lynch took over the reins from Councillor Briggs as the representative for the Northern…
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From Vision to Inaction: Councillor Charles Lynch
In the realm of politics, promises are whispered like sweet nothings, visions are painted with broad strokes, and blueprints for change are meticulously drafted. Yet all too often, these grand plans remain nothing more than idle aspirations, never to see the light of day. Such is the tragic tale of Councillor Charles Lynch. In the year…
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International Representation vs. Local Challenges: A Case Study of Councillor Charles Lynch
Being a leader at any level requires a careful balance between focusing on the bigger picture and dealing with issues at a grassroots level. For Aboriginal “leaders” like Councillor Charles Lynch of the NSW Aboriginal Land Council, the struggle to maintain this balance seems evident. Whilst having the significant responsibility of international representation (flying over…
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Powerful Aboriginal Quotes to Inspire Change and Unity
Aboriginal culture is rich with wisdom and inspiration, and their quotes reflect a deep connection to the land, community, and spirituality. These powerful quotes can inspire us to embrace unity, change, and a deeper understanding of ourselves and the world around us. “We are all visitors to this time, this place. We are just passing…
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2024 NSW Aboriginal Land Council Election
The 2024 NSW Aboriginal Land Council (NSWALC) Election is just around the corner and it is a critical opportunity for Aboriginal people in NSW to vote for change. The region’s current state of Indigenous affairs demands a fresh perspective and new leadership that can address the pressing issues facing our communities. And despite the existence…
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Government Information (Public Access) Request: NSW Aboriginal Land Council
If you’re seeking information or any other relevant details from departments under NSW Aboriginal Affairs, you might need to make a freedom of information request. I made a quick request to the NSW Aboriginal Land Council to provide the numbers of members (statistics) for the Northern Region but according to Stevie Hayes, Governance Officer at…
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The Troubled Legacy: Charles Lynch’s Tenure as Northern Region Councillor
Is Charles Lynch the worst Councillor in Northern Region’s History? It’s difficult to pass a definitive judgment on the performance of Charles Lynch without sufficient information and transparency, which unfortunately seems to be lacking within the NSW Aboriginal Land Council… but based on the available information, here is what we can gather. Councillor Charles Lynch…
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Probity Officer: Office of the Registrar for Aboriginal Land Rights Act
Intro The Chief Executive Officer (CEO) position at the Red Chief Local Aboriginal Land Council (LALC) carries an immense responsibility towards the Aboriginal communities it serves. And as an applicant for the role, I, Dean Foley, understand the importance of this position and the potential it holds to drive positive change in our communities, which…
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Making a Difference: Explore the Top Aboriginal Charities Making an Impact
In a world where social change is more important than ever, it is crucial to recognise the incredible work being done by Aboriginal charities that are making a significant impact on communities and individuals. These organisations are dedicated to uplifting and empowering Aboriginal people, working tirelessly to address issues such as education, healthcare, cultural preservation,…
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FOI: Extension contract by NSW Labor Aboriginal Affairs for Tim Gumbleton
Dear NSW Aboriginal Affairs & Minister David Harris, As a member of the Red Chief Local Aboriginal Land Council, I request that you provide me with a copy of the extended contract for the Administrator Instrument of Engagement in relation to the CEO/Administrator appointment. Initially, Tim Gumbleton was hired on a six-month contract worth $81,000…
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Alleged Discrimination: Tim Gumbleton, The Hon. David Harris MP & the Case
In recent developments, allegations of discrimination have emerged involving Tim Gumbleton, the Administrator of The Hon. David Harris MP and NSW Labor Government. The case has raised concerns regarding fair treatment and equal opportunities within the affected community and Local Aboriginal Land Councils. As the details unfold, it becomes crucial to examine the circumstances, understand…
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Is Microsoft’s LinkedIn Going Crazy? Indigenous reconciliation
Maybe. Microsoft bought LinkedIn and now the platform seems to be heading downhill in the name of Professional Community Policies despite the new fancy features. And Microsoft has a history of acquiring companies and not doing justice to them (did someone say Nokia?) but since Microsoft took over LinkedIn, there has been an increase in…
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How the First Nations Canvas Supports Indigenous Entrepreneurship
The First Nations Canvas is a strategic business planning tool that guides and assists First People through the process of identifying their unique business idea, assessing its viability and ultimately launching a successful and sustainable enterprise. The First Nations Canvas provides an opportunity for all First Peoples to generate wealth and secure economic independence in…
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Indigenous Business Model: First Nations Canvas
The First Nations Canvas is a comprehensive and strategic business planning tool that empowers First Peoples. It assists them through the critical steps of identifying their unique business concept, evaluating its feasibility, and finally bringing to life a prosperous and enduring enterprise. “This tool provides a golden opportunity for all First Peoples to create wealth…
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Unveiling the Truth: Debunking the 90% Support Rate Claim by The Voice Pushes
The Conversation, a (usually) reputable platform known for its (usually) credible content, recently published an article asserting that nearly 90% of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people support The Voice to Parliament, based on statements made by Albanese. The recent publication of an article potentially promoting false information and propaganda for The Voice raises concerns…
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Exploring the Interconnected Challenges: Victoria’s Construction Watchdog and Gambling Control Commission
In Victoria, two regulatory bodies, the construction watchdog and the gambling and casino control commission, have come under scrutiny for similar concerns related to their respective industries. While the construction department has been criticised for inadequate oversight leading to families being left homeless by dodgy builders, the gambling industry is facing its own set of challenges with promotional…
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NSW Aboriginal Affairs: Bureaucrats & Indigenous Funding
The NSW Aboriginal Affairs Department should be playing a crucial role in addressing the socio-economic disparities faced by Indigenous communities in New South Wales but they are falling short, by a lot…. And before you dismiss this as mere opinion, it’s important to note that there are tangible goals set by NSW Aboriginal Affairs themselves…
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Urgent Request to Address Exploitation of Promotional Lottery Loophole
Dear Hon. David Harris, I am writing to bring to your attention a matter of utmost importance regarding the operations of promotional lotteries within the state of Victoria. Specifically, there are certain entities that are exploiting a legal loophole by offering subscriptions or backends to their promotional lottery business, effectively running commercial lotteries under the…
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Follow-up on Red Chief LALC Complaint and Impact on Charity Raffle
Dear Minister for Aboriginal Affairs and Treaty, The Hon. David Harris MP, I hope this email finds you well. I am following up on my email sent on 28th April 2023 regarding the management and operation of the Red Chief Local Aboriginal Land Council (LALC) under the Administrator, Mr. Tim Gumbleton. As you may recall,…
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Urgent Request to Address Exploitation Lotteries| Hon. Melissa Horne MP
Dear Hon. Melissa Horne MP, I am writing to bring to your attention a matter of utmost importance regarding the operations of promotional lotteries within the state of Victoria. Specifically, there are certain entities that are exploiting a legal loophole by offering subscriptions or backends to their promotional lottery business, effectively running commercial lotteries under…
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The need for a crackdown on Indigenous identity fraud
I am a white person who has incorrectly identified as Native my whole life, based on incomplete information. Elizabeth Hoover, US professor The recent exposure of yet another individual posing as an Indigenous person, or a “Pretendian” in this specific case, has sparked renewed debate about the need for a crackdown on Indigenous identity fraud…
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The Hidden Agenda of Corporate and Government Virtue Signaling: Blakwashing
In recent years, we have seen a growing trend towards governments and companies promoting their social and environmental responsibility. And in order to counteract deceptive and inaccurate marketing in the realm of environmentalism, a term known as “greenwashing” was coined, which pertains to companies making false or inflated assertions regarding their environmental practices to enhance…
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Concern Red Chief Local Aboriginal Land Council Administrator’s Performance
Dear Minister for Aboriginal Affairs and Treaty, The Hon. David Harris MP, I am writing to express my concerns about the management and operation of the Red Chief Local Aboriginal Land Council (LALC) under the Administrator, Mr. Tim Gumbleton. As a member of the Gunnedah Aboriginal community, I am deeply troubled by the lack of…
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Win a Dream Car: How to Organise a Successful Raffle Car Event
Raffle car events can be a fun and effective way to raise money for a charity or organisation. By offering a chance to win a dream car, you can attract a large number of participants and generate significant funds. But how do you organise a successful raffle car event? This guide will provide you with…
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The Importance of Supporting Indigenous Businesses
Indigenous businesses play a crucial role in promoting economic development and social justice within their communities. By supporting these businesses, you can help to empower people and promote sustainable economic growth. Understanding the Impact of Colonisation on Communities The impact of colonisation on First Nations cannot be overstated. Forced removal from their lands, cultural suppression,…
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Criticism mounts as Red Chief Local Aboriginal Land Council lacks event policy after $81k consultant hire
Gunnedah, Australia, April 2023 – Tim Gumbleton‘s appointment as Administrator of the Red Chief LALC was expected to lead to significant improvements, but four months on, there is still no event policy in place, leaving many to wonder if he is truly fulfilling his role as “Restructuring & Recovery Regional NSW & Victoria”. Since my…
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5 Raffle Prize Ideas That Will Get People Excited About Your Fundraiser
If you’re looking to increase ticket sales for your fundraiser, offering exciting raffle prizes can be a great way to generate interest and excitement. From luxurious vacations to high-tech gadgets, here are five amazing raffle prizes that are sure to get people eager to participate. Vacation Package Offering a vacation package as a raffle prize…
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How to Play Australia Lotto and Increase Your Chances of Winning
If you’re feeling lucky and want to try your hand at Australia Lotto, you’re in the right place. This guide will walk you through the basics of how to play, as well as provide some tips and tricks to help you increase your chances of hitting it big. So, let’s get started! Understand the different…
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The Psychology Behind Why We Buy Lottery Tickets
A lottery is a popular form of gambling that offers the chance to win big money with a small investment but why do people buy lottery tickets? What is it about the allure of the lottery that makes us willing to take a chance at winning? This article explores the psychology behind the lottery and…
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Top Strategies to Increase Your Chances of Winning Lottery NSW
If you’re a lottery player in New South Wales, you may be wondering how to increase your chances of winning big. While there’s no guaranteed way to win the lottery, there are some strategies you can use to improve your odds and potentially boost your chances of success. Keep reading to learn more about the…
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Top Strategies for Winning the Lotto: Expert Tips and Tricks
Winning the lotto can be a life-changing event, but it’s not always easy to get the winning numbers. Luckily, there are some strategies you can use to increase your chances of winning. From choosing the right numbers to playing with a group, here are some expert tips and tricks for improving your lotto results. Play…
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Why More People are Choosing to Buy Lotto Online
Are you tired of waiting in long lines at gas stations or convenience stores just to buy a lotto ticket? The good news is that now you can purchase your tickets online from the comfort of your own home. This convenient option has become increasingly popular among lottery players and offers a range of benefits…
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The Ultimate Guide to Lotto Play: Tips, Tricks, and Strategies
Are you ready to take your lotto game to the next level? Whether you’re a seasoned player or just starting out, this ultimate guide has everything you need to know about lotto play. From tips and tricks to strategies for increasing your chances of winning big, we’ve got you covered. So let’s dive in and…
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The Pros and Cons of Playing Online Lottery in Australia
Online lottery in Australia is becoming increasingly popular, with many people opting to buy tickets and try their luck from the comfort of their own homes. However, as with any form of gambling, there are both advantages and disadvantages to playing. In this article, we’ll explore the pros and cons of so you can make…
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The Most Powerful Inspirational Quotes From World Leaders
From politicians to activists, athletes to artists, the country has no shortage of people who have motivated and inspired others with their words and actions. In this article, we will share some of the most powerful and inspiring quotes from leaders that can motivate you to take action, pursue your dreams, and make a difference…
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5 Inspirational Quotes to Motivate You Today in Australia
Are you feeling unmotivated or uninspired? Sometimes, all it takes is a little push to get going again. That’s where inspirational quotes come in. Here are five inspirational quotes to motivate you today in Australia: “Success is not final, failure is not fatal: It is the courage to continue that counts.” – Winston Churchill This…
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How Indigenous Mentoring Can Benefit Your Career and Community
Mentoring is a powerful tool that can help individuals and communities thrive. By connecting with mentors, individuals can gain valuable insights into traditional knowledge, cultural practices, and community values. In this article, we’ll explore the benefits of Indigenous mentoring and how it can positively impact your career and community. What is Indigenous mentoring? Indigenous mentoring…
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5 Ways to Incorporate Wisdom into Your Daily Life
Wisdom is often associated with age and experience, but it’s never too early or late to start incorporating it into daily life. By following these 10 simple tips, you can cultivate wisdom and live a more fulfilling life. Practice mindfulness and self-reflection One of the best ways to incorporate wisdom into your daily life is…
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Win a Gift Card: Enter Our Giveaway Today!
Looking for a chance to win a gift card? Look no further! Enter our giveaway today for a chance to win a prize that could make your day. Don’t miss out on this opportunity to potentially win big just before Christmas! ?? How to enter the giveaway & win gift card Entering our giveaway is…
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The Ultimate Guide to Playing and Winning the NT Lottery
Are you feeling lucky and hoping to win big in the NT Lottery? With the right strategies and techniques, you can increase your chances of hitting the jackpot. From choosing the right numbers to managing your budget, this guide has everything you need to know to play and win the NT Lottery. Understand the different…
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Support Indigenous Australian Communities: 2024 Top Charities to Donate to
Australians face unique challenges and struggles, including poverty, discrimination, and health disparities. If you want to make a difference in their lives, consider supporting one of these top charities that work to empower and uplift communities. Learn about their missions and find out how you can donate today. Indigenous Australian Charities Leedal Foundation The Leedal…
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The Power of Backing Yourself: How to Believe in Your Own Abilities
Backing yourself means having confidence in your abilities and believing in your potential to achieve your goals. It’s an important mindset to have, but it’s not always easy to cultivate. Here are some tips to help you back yourself and reach your full potential. Identify your strengths and weaknesses One of the first steps to…
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The Top 5 Venture Capital Firms in Australia
If you’re an entrepreneur or startup founder in Australia, finding the right venture capital (VC) firm can be crucial to the success of your business. With so many options available, it can be difficult to know where to start. That’s why we’ve compiled a list of the top 10 VC firms in Australia, so you…
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An Encyclopedia of Australian Proverbs and Meanings
Unlock the secrets of Australian culture by discovering the hidden meanings behind long-standing traditions in proverbs! With our extensive database, you can explore centuries worth of wisdom and wit from local dialects and unique expressions. “Blood is thicker than water.” Which is also common in other countries, and refers to the bonds of family and…
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Uplifting Quotes By Indigenous Activists To Empower You
Through their words of encouragement, Indigenous activists have the power to inspire and empower us to live with love and appreciation for our culture and history. In this post, you’ll find uplifting quotes from Indigenous activists that promote self-love, remind us of our roots, and remind us to never forget where we come from. “We…
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How to Set Up a Raffle for a Car (Step by Step)
Setting up a car raffle can be a daunting task, but it doesn’t have to be. With the right steps and planning, you can easily get your raffle off the ground and start collecting funds. Here’s a step-by-step guide to setting up your raffle for a car! Create a raffle plan Start by creating a…
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5 Tips to Increase Entries into Your Raffle Car Sweepstakes
Organising raffle car sweepstakes can be a great way to raise money for your organisation but if you don’t know the right techniques for boosting interest and promoting participation, your raffle car event may end up being a flop. Here are seven easy tips to help maximise entries and ensure your fundraiser is successful. Spread…
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Winning the Lottery in Australia – A Comprehensive Guide
Ready to win the lottery in Australia? Lottery games provide a chance for people to make their dreams come true, from buying their dream houses to planning an early retirement. This guide outlines the mechanics and strategies involved in winning the lottery in Australia – so read on to learn more! Understand the Different Types…
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Everything You Need to Know About Prize Lotteries
Have you ever dreamed of winning an exciting prize? With a little knowledge and luck, your dreams may come true! In this guide, find out all you need to know about participating in lotteries, including the rules to follow, tips and tricks for increasing your chances of winning, and more. What are Prize Lotteries? Prize…
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A Guide to Winning Big Cash Prizes
Winning a competition can be an exciting and rewarding experience, especially when the prize is tangible. If you’re looking for an extra incentive to step up your game, cash prizes might be just what you need. In this guide, you’ll learn how to increase your odds of winning a cash prize in competitions. Familiarise Yourself…
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The Ultimate Guide to Buying Lotto Tickets Online
Introduction to Buying Lotto Tickets Online In recent years, buying lottery tickets has become more convenient with the advent of online lottery providers. Instead of going to a physical store or retailer to purchase your tickets, you can now easily buy them online from the comfort of your own home. Online lottery providers offer a…
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Historical Quotes to Celebrate Country
Inspire patriotism and appreciation of your country with meaningful quotes from both the past and present. Whether you’re looking for a quote about national identity, geography, or pride, there are gems within these collections as we celebrate our beautiful country, it is important to remember the rich history and culture of the Indigenous people who…
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Promoting Indigenous Business Growth Around the World
Indigenous businesses are an important part of the global economy and a source of invaluable cultural enrichment, yet many face distinct challenges due to centuries of marginalisation. This guide explores these obstacles, provides insights on how to foster Indigenous business growth, and examines ways individuals can support Native entrepreneurs. Recognise and highlight Indigenous businesses One…
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Reaping the Benefits From Aboriginal Business Investment
Investing in Aboriginal businesses is an important way to support the economic growth of Indigenous communities. When carefully planned and executed, investing in an Aboriginal business can bring incredible financial rewards and make a positive impact and help close the massive disparity gaps. Understand the Context of Aboriginal Business Investment Before investing in an Aboriginal…
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The Science Behind Lottery Numbers: How to Pick Your Lucky Numbers
Lottery numbers are the key to unlocking the grand prize, but picking the right ones is easier said than done. People often rely on superstition, lucky digits, or even their horoscope to choose their lottery numbers but there’s a science behind selecting lottery numbers that could give you a better chance of winning. In this…
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Where to Find Free or Cheap Raffle Prizes
Running a raffle can be a great way to engage your audience, but it can also be a challenge to find prizes that are fun and cost-effective. Fortunately, there are lots of ways to source great raffle prizes without draining the budget – from small local businesses and nonprofits to thrift stores and even repurposing…
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Secrets of Winning the Lottery Tips on Buying Tickets
Got a hunch you’ll win big? Get ahead of the game with these expert tips on buying lottery tickets. Learn how to maximise your chances of success! If you’re feeling lucky, it’s time to take the plunge and buy a lottery ticket! From understanding the odds to choosing your numbers wisely, these expert tips can…
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Winning with Australia Lottery – Tips, Strategies and Tactics
If you want to increase your chances of winning the Australian lottery, there are some helpful strategies you can use. From improving your odds of success by understanding the lottery system and choosing numbers wisely, to setting a budget for buying tickets and playing with a group of people, our comprehensive guide will provide all…
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The Impact of Aboriginal Mentoring Programs: A Comprehensive Review
Mentoring programs for Indigenous peoples have emerged as a vital intervention for closing the achievement gap between Indigenous and non-Indigenous populations. Aboriginal mentoring programs, in particular, have gained traction as an effective tool for fostering educational success, cultural identity, and social-emotional well-being among Indigenous youth. This quick review delves into the positive effects of these…
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Australia Lottery: A Chance to Win Big and Support Good Causes
Introduction: Australia’s Love Affair with Lotteries Lotteries have always been a popular form of gambling and entertainment, and Australia is no exception. The country has a variety of lotteries available, from state-run lotteries to privately-owned ones. The most popular lotteries in Australia are the Oz Lotto, Powerball, Saturday Lotto, and the Monday and Wednesday Lotto.…
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3 Amazing Indigenous Artists You Need to Know About
Indigenous art has a unique and special place in Australian culture. From intricate dot paintings to breathtaking landscapes, Indigenous art has captured the imagination of people worldwide. There are many Indigenous artists who have made a significant contribution to the world of art, and their works are highly valued by art collectors and enthusiasts alike.…
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Why an Online Raffle Could Be the Perfect Fundraising Idea for Your Charity
Are you looking for a creative way to fundraise for your charity? Have you considered hosting an online raffle? It’s an excellent method for collecting much-needed donations while engaging with your supporters in a fun and interactive way. Introduction: Rethinking Charity Fundraising Raising funds for your charity requires creativity and innovation to keep up with…
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5 Reasons to Buy Your Lotto Tickets Online Instead of In Person
Do you love to play the lottery but dread waiting in long lines just to purchase a ticket? The good news is, you can now conveniently buy your lotto tickets online from the comfort of your own home. Not only is this a time-saving option, but it also brings several benefits such as increased safety,…
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Exploring Indigenous Art: History, Techniques, and Inspiration
Indigenous art has been an important part of Australia’s cultural heritage for tens of thousands of years and is a testament to the rich and complex history of First Peoples and their connection to the land. It’s an incredibly diverse field, with a range of techniques and styles that reflect the cultural traditions of various…
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5 Tips for Promoting Your Online Raffle and Boosting Ticket Sales
Hosting an online raffle can be a fun and effective way to raise money for a cause or organisation. However, to ensure the success of your fundraiser, you’ll need to promote it effectively and make sure it’s visible to potential participants. Here are ten tips to help you increase ticket sales for your online raffle.…
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The Ultimate Guide to Lotto Draw: How to Play and Win Big
Are you feeling lucky and ready to try your hand at the lotto draw? Knowing how to play and increasing your chances of winning can make all the difference. From picking your numbers to understanding the odds, this ultimate guide will provide you with everything you need to know before buying that ticket. What is…
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Ten Aboriginal Quotes and Sayings on Spirituality, Nature and Humanity
Australian Aboriginal culture has a rich history of storytelling, art, and spirituality that has been passed down for generations. Many of the teachings from this culture offer insights into the interconnectedness of nature and humanity, and the importance of spirituality in daily life. In this article, we will explore ten quotes and sayings by Australian…
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The Unique Beauty and History of Indigenous Dot Painting
Dot painting is a traditional Aboriginal art form that has gained international recognition for its unique beauty and cultural significance. The technique involves using dots to create intricate patterns and designs that represent stories from Aboriginal Dreamtime mythology, history, and culture. Among the various forms of Indigenous art, dot painting stands out as a particularly…
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Exploring the Rich Cultural Significance of Aboriginal Artwork
Aboriginal art is a rich and expressive form of art that has been practised for thousands of years by Indigenous Australians. It is deeply connected to culture, spirituality, and the natural environment. This guide provides an insight into the different styles, techniques and traditional practices involved in Aboriginal artwork, as well as its historical significance…
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Aboriginal Art App
Aboriginal art is a rich and diverse part of Australian culture, encompassing a wide range of styles, techniques, and traditions. It is a form of artistry that has been passed down through generations of Indigenous Australians and has played an important role in their culture and identity. Today, the profession is highly regarded both within…
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Aboriginal Art Gallery
The First Nations Art Exhibition Chrome Extension is a revolutionary tool for those who appreciate the beauty and depth of Indigenous art. It provides an opportunity for people to explore and appreciate their work from the comfort of their own homes. The extension showcases a variety of different styles and traditions from various cultures, with…
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5 Proven Strategies To Maximise ROI of Your Raffle Tickets
If you’ve ever organised a raffle, you know that selling tickets are key to a successful fundraising event. But what do you do when your ticket sales aren’t meeting your expectations? Here are five proven strategies that can help you get the most out of your investment and increase profits for your cause. Target Your…
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Understanding the History of Aboriginal Art and the Best Places to Buy It
Discover the rich history of Aboriginal art and where to buy authentic pieces in this comprehensive guide. From traditional dot paintings to contemporary works, we have you covered. Aboriginal art is a vibrant and diverse form of expression, reflecting the rich cultural heritage and traditions of Indigenous Australians. Whether you’re a seasoned collector or just…
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The Pros and Cons of Playing the Lottery
The lottery is a popular form of gambling, with millions of people around the world buying tickets every week. While winning the jackpot can be life-changing, there are also risks and downsides to playing this game. Before deciding whether or not to participate, it’s important to understand both the pros and cons of playing. Introduction…
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Venture Capital in Australia
The industry has grown significantly in Australia over the past decade, with more investors and firms emerging to support the growth of the country’s startup ecosystem. Venture capital is a type of financing that provides funds to startups or early-stage companies with high growth potential. Investors provide not only funding but also mentorship, expertise, and…
