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Biographic profiles of WA's Aboriginal leaders
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There are Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander leaders—men and women—but their leadership is exercised according to different values and criteria than it is in the wider Australian society.
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Brief outline on 10 Indigenous women and what they are renown for.
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Our Elders and leaders are the foundations of our culture. As such, we hold great respect and admiration towards them for everything they have done for our community.
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10 of the many Indigenous Australians who have had an incredible impact on their communities, the country and the world.
Podcast | Uncle Jack Charles on finding family
Uncle Jack Charles is known as many things – an Indigenous activist, a survivor of the Stolen Generation, a former addict and a brilliant actor. The story of his life has been told many times, through documentary, memoir and theatre. Now, he is going on an incredible journey of self-discovery for the SBS show ‘Who Do You Think You Are’, where he traces his ancestry and reconnects with living family members.
He speaks to Laura Murphy-Oates about his life, career, and the impact of finding family.
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Article from The Saturday Paper
A former thief and heroin addict, theatre legend Uncle Jack Charles has been part of some of the most important movements in Australian theatre history. By Jacob Boehme.
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There are an estimated 274 small islands in Torres Strait, which separates Australia's Cape York Peninsula from Papua New Guinea (PNG).
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Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people are the Indigenous peoples of Australia. They are not one group, but rather comprise hundreds of groups that have their own distinct set of languages, histories and cultural traditions.
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NITV has put together a list of 20 trailblazing Indigenous women who have changed Australia.