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Cultural Spaces (An example of the Limit Conditions the people face)
All cultures have spaces of ceremony and tradition, both sacred and part of every day life. We often don’t see... -
Understanding Indigenous “Poverty”- Making it History
In recent times the word “poverty” has been used broadly to refer to the situation in many remote Indigenous Communities... -
Culture Shock 101
Having moved to a remote Indigenous community about 4 months ago, my wife and I have recently started to go... -
The Blame Game.
It is the easiest thing to lay blame. It is also very easy to assume that you are being... -
Another Indigenous voice from Arnhem Land
Here is another statement from a Yolngu person from North East Arnhem Land. He speaks against the intervention,l but he... -
A project in responsive development
We are initiating a new project in developing human enterprise in NE Arnhem Land. This unique project has an entirely... -
Four hours in English – The NT Government’s Indigenous ed. plan built on misinformation.
The NT Minister for education argues that Indigenous languages have no place in teaching literacy and numeracy in remote indigenous... -
Are we closing the gap? – Discussion paper
Has the Governement’s approach over the last 2 years had any positive effect on Aborignal and Torrse Strait Islander communities?... -
The socially awkward, and the extrovert in other cultures
Have you ever noticed how it seems that other people just seems to know what they are doing when it... -
A Foreign Australia – Working in Aborignal Communities
If you are working with, for, or planning to enter an Aboriginal community in Australia the first thing you...