There was an AboriginalProtectionBoard in a number of States and territories of Australia Australian ... Details Agency Detail.asp?Id 1200 AboriginalProtectionBoard at the State Records Office of Western ... For records relating to the WA AboriginalProtectionBoard see the WA States Records Office accessed 20 March 2008 ref There were also AboriginalProtection Boards in Queensland and South Australia ... stub de AboriginalProtectionBoard ... colony to enact comprehensive regulations on the lives of Victorian Aborigines . The Board for the Protection ... Wales Aborigines ProtectionBoard was established in 1883, gaining legal power under the Aborigines Protection Act 1909 with wide ranging control over the lives of Aboriginal people, including the power to remove children from families, and the power to dictate where Aboriginal people lived. It also controlled their freedom of movement and personal finances. In particular, Aboriginal children especially ... Protection Act established Kinchela Boys Home and Cootamundra Girls Home for Aboriginal children ... Protection Amendment Act 1940 , which stipulated that Aboriginal people should be assimilated into mainstream white society. The Board consisted of 11 members, including two Aboriginal people ... Affairs , accessed 20 March 2008 ref The Western Australia n Aborigines ProtectionBoard operated ... protection and management of the Aboriginal natives of Western Australia, and to amend the law ... of the NSW Aborigines ProtectionBoard http www.cityofsydney.nsw.gov.au brani themes theme3.html ... role in the Stolen generations . The Board had nearly ultimate control over Aborigines lives. The Victoria Australia Victoria AboriginalProtectionBoard, established by the AboriginalProtection Act of 1869 replacing the Central Board Appointed to Watch Over the Interests of the Aborigines , ref cite book last Broome first Richard coauthors title Aboriginal Victorians A History Since 1800 publisher ... more details
The AboriginalProtection Act , enacted in 1869 by the colony of Victoria, Australia gave extensive powers over the lives of Indigenous Australians Aboriginal people to the government s AboriginalProtectionBoardBoard for the Protection of Aborigines , including regulation of residence, employment and marriage. ref name dd cite web title AboriginalProtection Act 1869 Vic work Documenting Democracy publisher National Archives of Australia url http www.foundingdocs.gov.au item.asp?sdID 22 accessdate 2007 05 27 archiveurl http web.archive.org web 20070605152936 http foundingdocs.gov.au item.asp?sdID 22 archivedate 5 June 2007 DASHBot deadurl no ref History Victoria enacted the AboriginalProtection Act while democratic reforms were being introduced for the white population, such as the extension of the suffrage franchise from the wealthy to all adult males and the provision of free public education . In contrast, Aboriginal people were losing their freedom. In 1871 the Board developed controls over where people could live and work, what they could do and who they could meet or marry. ref Cite journal last first authorlink David H. Bailey coauthors title journal Victoria Government Gazette volume issue 15 pages 338 publisher location date 1871 02 24 url format accessdate ref They removed Aboriginal children from their families, starting the process that created the Stolen Generation . In 1886, Victoria s parliament passed what became known as the Half Caste Act and started to remove Aboriginal people of mixed descent, known as half caste s , from the Aboriginal stations or reserves to force them to Cultural assimilation assimilate into white society. These expulsions separated families and communities, causing distress and leading to protest. Nevertheless the Board refused to assist the expelled people. It was assumed that the expulsions would lead to the decline in the population ... led to Victoria s Aborigines Act of 1910 and Aboriginal Lands Act of 1970, which abandoned this policy ... more details
Aboriginal child protection describes services designed specifically for protection of the children of aboriginal ... of many of the differences. Aboriginal child protection may be an integral or a distinct ... itself. There has been controversy about systemic genocide in child protection systems enforced with aboriginal ... , UBC Press, Vancouver 1995 , p. 6. ref Many distinct aspects of aboriginal child protection ... of aboriginal child protection may be seen to be entangled with issues relating to the right of self ... H1N0, accessed 19 August 2008. ref Aboriginal child protection issues tend to be prominent in countries ... refashioned aboriginal child protection in Western post colonial democracies along lines shaped by constitutional ... Child protection for aboriginal peoples of Canada has tended from Confederation in 1867 to fall between ..., Foreword in Management of Aboriginal Child Protection Services , Ministry of Children and family ... intervention to protect children within their families, aboriginal child protection tends to not be an issue ... child protection services in China tends to defuse the principal driving forces underlying aboriginal ... icwa ch1.htm, accessed 21 August 2008. ref Aboriginal child protection is now the subject of a body ... child protection for aboriginal children. ref See, e.g., Deena Marshall, Cindy Blackstock, Joyce Clouston .... Defining Aboriginal As aboriginal child protection returns to its roots among aboriginal ... child protection laws affecting aboriginal families vary across states and provinces, availability of aboriginal child protection services tends to be defined by place. ref I.e., by residence on Aboriginal ... Except where mandated and provided distinctly from mainstream child protection, aboriginal child ... schemata vary among those Western post colonial countries where aboriginal child protection issues have most notably emerged, standards for aboriginal child protection tend to converge. Whether mainstream or aboriginal, child protection agencies tend to be professional and to aim for best ... more details
The National Radiological ProtectionBoard NRPB was a public authority in the United Kingdom UK created by the Radiological Protection Act 1970. Its statutory functions were to conduct research on radiological protection and provide advice and information on the subject to Government Departments and others. It was also authorized to provide technical services and charge for them. Originally NRPB dealt only with ionizing radiation , but its functions were extended in 1974 to non ionizing radiation . Structure The Board consisted of a chairman and a maximum of nine other members, later increased to twelve, all appointed by Health Ministers. Throughout its existence, NRPB had 300 members of staff on average. They were located at the headquarters in Chilton, Oxfordshire Chilton near Oxford and at laboratories in Leeds and Glasgow . The Department of Health United Kingdom Department of Health funded the difference between the cost of NRPB and its income by annual grant. Work Research on ionizing radiation included plutonium exposure internal dosimetry radioactive discharges nuclear accident ... of protection improved radiation instruments training courses a wide selection of publications ... Commission on Radiological Protection International Commission on Non Ionizing Radiation Protection United Nations Scientific Committee on the Effects of Atomic Radiation Nuclear Energy Agency various committees of the Commission of the European Communities . Transition The Health Protection Agency Act 2004 repealed the Radiological Protection Act. On 1 April 2005, NRPB became the Radiation Protection Division of the Health Protection Agency HPA . References Radiation Protection A Memoir of the National Radiological ProtectionBoard. ISBN 978 0 85951 586 3. The NRPB Era. Journal of Radiological Protection, vol 30, pp 85 92 2010 External links http www.hpa.org.uk radiation Health Protection Agency Radiation Category Health in the United Kingdom Category Nuclear technology in the United ... more details
Infobox Legislation Name Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Heritage Protection Act 1984 enactedby Parliament of Australia longtitle introducedby dateenacted datesigned amendments related The Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Heritage Protection Act 1984 Cth is legislation passed by the Parliament of Australia parliament of the Commonwealth of Australia to enable the Commonwealth to intervene and, where necessary, preserve and protect areas and objects of particular significance to Australia s Australian Aborigines Aboriginal or Torres Strait Islanders Torres Strait Islander peoples from being desecrated or injured ref name ATSIHPAct http www3.austlii.edu.au au legis cth consol act aatsihpa1984549 Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Heritage Protection Act 1984 at AustLII . Accessed 2011 10 01 ref External links http www.comlaw.gov.au comlaw Legislation ActCompilation1.nsf 0 55E0993527F830A3CA256FD5001F69E0?OpenDocument Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Heritage Protection Act 1984 at ComLaw . Accessed 2011 10 01 References references Category Australian heritage law Australia law stub ... more details
The New York State Consumer ProtectionBoard CPB is a former government agency of the U.S. state State of New York that was responsible for protecting, educating and representing consumers. The three main divisions of the Consumer ProtectionBoard were ref http www.consumer.state.ny.us about the cpb introduction.htm About the CPB , New York State Consumer ProtectionBoard. Accessed September 25, 2008. ref Outreach and Program Development Bureau creates education programs and brochures for consumers about issues including credit card usage, home improvement , identity theft and Internet safety. The bureau s Consumer Assistance Unit handles over 20,000 complaints a year relating to consumer issues. Counsel, Policy and Research Bureau oversees the agency s legal functions, including enforcement of the state s Do not call law. In 2006, the Board added 1.3 million resident phone numbers to the United States National Do Not Call Registry and reached settlements with 58 telemarketers in response to consumer complaint s, collecting over 350,000 in fines. Utility, Telecommunications and New Technologies Bureau represents consumers before the New York State Public Service Commission regarding utility performance and rate issues, and accepts complaints about the Long Island Power Authority . History The CPB was established in 1970 under legislation signed by then Governor Nelson Rockefeller ... of the New York State Consumer ProtectionBoard in 1970 and 71.... Miss Furness abruptly ..., 2011, Part A of Chapter 62 of the Laws of 2011 merged the former New York State Consumer ProtectionBoard into the New York State Department of State creating a new Division of Consumer Protection. Consumers ... to President Lyndon B. Johnson , was named as the Board s first chairman and executive director ... Betty Furness Heads State s Consumer Board , The New York Times , August 11, 1970. Accessed ... Official website Category Consumer protection Category State agencies of New York ... more details
Infobox Government agency agency name Merit Systems ProtectionBoard logo US MeritSystemsProtectionBoard Seal.svg logo width 200px formed 1978 preceding1 United States Civil Service Commission jurisdiction Federal government of the United States headquarters Washington, D.C. employees budget chief1 name Susan Tsui Grundmann chief1 position Chairman chief2 name chief2 position chief3 name chief3 position child1 agency website http www.mspb.gov mspb.gov footnotes The Merit Systems ProtectionBoard MSPB is an independent quasi judicial agency established to protect federal merit systems against partisan political and other prohibited personnel practices and to ensure adequate protection for United States civil service federal employees against abuses by agency management. More specifically, when an employee of most Executive Branch agencies is separated from his or her position, or suspended for more than 14 work days, the employee can request that an employee of MSPB conduct a Hearing law hearing into the matter. In that hearing, the agency will have to prove that the action was warranted and the employee will have the opportunity to present evidence that it was not. A decision of MSPB ... in 1978. Background The largest settlement disclosed by the Board was for 755,000 to former United ..., the Board ordered the US Park Police to reinstate their former Chief, Teresa Chambers , who had ... shortages. The Board also found her entitled to retroactive pay dating back to July 2004 and her ... district court . ref UnitedStatesCode 5 7703 b 2 ref The Board carries out its statutory mission by Adjudicating employee appeals of personnel actions over which the Board has jurisdiction, such as removals ... Employees Retirement System Adjudicating employee complaints filed under the Whistleblower Protection ... personnel practice or reviewing such regulations on the Board s own motion Ordering compliance with final Board orders where appropriate Conducting studies of the Federal civil service and other ... more details
Infobox SCOTUS case Litigants S. D. Warren Co. v. Maine Board of Environmental Protection ArgueDate February 21 ArgueYear 2006 DecideDate May 15 DecideYear 2006 FullName S. D. Warren Co. v. Maine Board of Environmental Protection, et al. USVol 547 USPage 370 Citation 126 S. Ct. 1843 164 L. Ed. 2d 625 2006 U.S. LEXIS 3955 74 U.S.L.W. 4244 Prior Board decision affirmed, 2004 Me. Super. LEXIS 115 Maine Superior Court Me. Super. Ct. May 4, 2004 affirmed, 868 Atlantic Reporter A.2d 210 Maine Supreme Judicial Court Me. 2005 certiorari cert. granted, 126 S. Ct. 415 2005 Subsequent Holding Because the outflow of water from a hydroelectric dam constitutes a discharge into navigable waters, it is subject to the Clean Water Act s requirement of state certification. Maine Supreme Judicial Court affirmed. SCOTUS 2006 2009 Majority Souter JoinMajority Roberts, Stevens, Kennedy, Thomas, Ginsburg, Breyer, Alito Scalia except part III C LawsApplied UnitedStatesCode 33 1331 Clean Water Act 401 S. D. Warren Co. v. Maine Board of Environmental Protection , Case citation 547 U.S. 370 2006 , was a case decided by the Supreme Court of the United States involving licensing requirements under the Clean Water ... to Maine s administrative appeals tribunal, the Board of Environmental Protection, Warren filed suit ... References caselaw source case S. D. Warren Co. v. Maine Board of Environmental Protection , 547 U.S. ... S. D. Warren Co. V. Maine Board Of Environmental Protection Category 2006 in United States case law ... waters upon the receipt of a state certification that water protection laws would not be violated ... Department of Environmental Protection, but it filed its application under protest, claiming that its ..., 2004 . ref and the Maine Supreme Judicial Court affirmed. ref S. D. Warren Co. v. Board of Environmental Protection , 868 Atlantic Reporter A.2d 210 Maine Supreme Judicial Court Me. 2005 . ref Opinion ... Protection Agency Environmental Protection Agency and Federal Energy Regulatory Commission ... more details
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An Aboriginal Passport refers to various travel documents of varying degrees of legality issued to or by Indigenous Australians . Western Australia When the Australia Commonwealth of Australia was formed in 1901 the new nation excluded Aboriginal people from participating in the new nation, including being counted in census figures. ref name slwa1 Under the Aborigines Act of 1905, Western Australia n Aboriginal people had to apply for citizenship and were issued Aboriginal passports by the Western Australian Government. ref name slwa1 cite web url http www.slwa.wa.gov.au federation iss 086 abor.htm title Aboriginal Western Australia work Western Australia and Federation publisher State Library of Western Australia accessdate 28 May 2010 ref ref name can1 cite web url http www.collectionsaustralia.net.au collections opensearchdetail 333727 title Aboriginal Passport inside publisher Collections Australia Network accessdate 28 May 2010 ref ref name passportbook1 cite book last1 Doulman first1 Jane last2 Lee first2 David title Every assistance and protection a history of the Australian passport ... 2010 ref The Australian referendum, 1967 Aboriginals 1967 referendum allowed for Aboriginal to be included ... Michael Mansell introduced an Aboriginal Passport. The passport was issued to a delegation that visited ... until they produced Australian documentation. The Aboriginal Provisional Government , an organization seeking to create an Aboriginal nation, continued to issue Aboriginal Passports into the 1990s ... 217 ref ref name fletcher1 cite book last Fletcher first Christine title Aboriginal self determination in Australia accessdate 28 May 2010 year 1994 publisher Aboriginal Studies Press isbn 0 85575 252 ... Therefore since the APG issues Aboriginal passports that look like passports Hocking claims that customs agents cannot refuse entry while using Aboriginal passports because under the terms ... business? rethinking indigenous self determination edition 2005 pages publisher Aboriginal Studies ... more details
. Truganini , the last to survive, is seated at far right. The Aboriginal Tasmanians Tasmanian languages ... blooded Aboriginal population. ref name Bonwick, James 1870, p84 85 Bonwick, James Daily Life and Origins ... The Original Australians Story of the Aboriginal People, Allen & Unwin, 2006, pp 66 67 ref ref Windschuttle, Keith, The Fabrication of Aboriginal History, Volume One Van Diemen s Land 1803 1847, Macleay ... Arthur, had persuaded the approximately 200 surviving Aboriginal Tasmanians to surrender themselves ... by Robinson solely to remove the Aboriginal people from mainland Van Diemen s Land. ref Van Diemen s Land James Boyce 2009 p.297 ref The survivors were moved to Wybalenna Aboriginal Establishment on Flinders ... believed to be the last of the full blooded Aboriginal person, died in 1876. However, in 1889 Parliament recognised Fanny Cochrane Smith d 1905 as the last surviving full blooded Aboriginal Tasmanian ... the Aboriginal Tasmanians of Kangaroo Island, Wakefield Press, 2004 pp.140ff. ref ref Lyndall Ryan, The Aboriginal Tasmanians, Allen & Unwin, 1996 p.220, denies Truganini was the last full blood , and makes ... day descendant community who trace their ancestry to Aboriginal Tasmanians have mostly European ancestry, and did not keep the traditional Parlevar culture. Other Aboriginal groups within Tasmania ... uninterrupted. Many aspects of the Aboriginal Tasmanian culture are continually practised in various ... valley of the south west proving Aboriginal occupation from as early as 34,000 before present BP ... Brighton Bypass would disturb a traditional Aboriginal meeting place that had been identified ... Bass Strait, the Australian mainland and Tasmania became separate land masses, and the Aboriginal ... to start a fire thus making Aboriginal Tasmanians the simplest people on Earth. ref name ... F6FA372655DCC15FCA256C3200241893?opendocument title Aboriginal Occupation publisher ABS accessdate 26 March 2008 last quote ref ref name Ryan fire Lyndall Ryan, pp10 11, The Aboriginal Tasmanians ... more details
Aotea District Moari Land Board 1941 A.C. 308. ref Favorable court decisions turned aboriginal title ... and Seabed Act 2004 , extinguishing aboriginal title to the foreshore and seabeds in New Zealand Aboriginal title is a common law doctrine that the Indigenous land rights land rights of indigenous ... colonialism . The requirements of proof for the recognition of aboriginal title, the content of aboriginal title, the methods of extinguishing aboriginal title, and the availability of compensation ... that aboriginal title is Alienation property law inalienable , except to the national government, and that it may be held Individual and group rights either individually or collectively . Aboriginal ... were not a party. Significant aboriginal title litigation resulting in victories for indigenous ... title in Australia Australia , Canada , Malaysia , New Zealand , and the Aboriginal title in the United States United States . Aboriginal title is an important area of comparative law , with many ... is applicable in all common law legal systems. Aboriginal title is also referred to as indigenous ... States , and customary title particularly in New Zealand . Aboriginal title jurisprudence is related ... the site of the world s first common law indigenous land rights case. Aboriginal title arose ... 33 4 walters.pdf Mohegan Indians v. Connecticut 1705 1773 and the Legal Status of Aboriginal Customary ... rejected a claim for aboriginal title, noting that Some tribes are so low in the scale of social ... elements of the modern aboriginal title doctrine, upholding a customary land claim and urging ... Subsequently, the Privy Council issued many opinions confirming the existence of aboriginal title ... Doctrinal overview Recognition The requirements for establishing an aboriginal title to the land vary across countries, but generally speaking, the aboriginal claimant must establish exclusive occupation ... to the present day. Content Aboriginal title does not constitute allodial title or radical title ... more details
Refimprove date July 2008 Aboriginal rock refers to a style of music which mixes rock music with the instrumentation and singing styles of Indigenous peoples Aboriginal people. Two countries with prominent Aboriginal rock scenes are Australia and Canada. Australia In Australia, Aboriginal rock mixes rock styles and instruments e.g. electric guitar , Bass guitar bass and drum s with Indigenous Australian instruments such as the Didgeridoo and clapsticks . Aboriginal rock is mostly performed by Indigenous bands, although some bands include non Aboriginal members. Bands include Yothu Yindi , Us Mob and No Fixed Address . Yothu Yindi, with vocalist Mandawuy Yunupingu has politicised lyrics, such as 1991 s Treaty. Other songs relate more generally to Aboriginal culture. Another major band is the Warumpi Band , which toured with Midnight Oil . The Warumpi Band focus more on the Aboriginal aspects of the music, rather than the rock sound of Yothu Yindi. In the 2000s, Aboriginal bands such as NoKTuRNL have adopted a rap metal or nu metal sound. Famous songs include Treaty song Treaty , My Island Home , and Blackfella Whitefella . Canada Canada s aboriginal people include First Nations, M tis and Inuit. Some examples of Canadian Aboriginal rock bands or artists include Edward Gamblin , George Leach , Derek Miller , Breach of Trust , Kashtin and Burnt Project 1 . The Canadian Aboriginal Music Awards acknowledge and honour the keepers, teachers, promoters, creators and performers of Aboriginal music. As well, the awards develop and promote the diversity of all Aboriginal music, celebrate the excellence of Aboriginal music, and recognise the unique vision and musical styles of Aboriginal ... Aboriginal art List of Indigenous Australian musicians References Reflist Further reading Australia Peter Dunbar Hall, 1997 , Music and Meaning The Aboriginal Rock Album, Australian Aboriginal Studies ... Aboriginal Rock Category Rock music genres Category Australian Aboriginal music Category First Nations ... more details
Infobox journal title Aboriginal History cover File AH jounalcover.jpg 200px editor Shino Konishi, Maria Nugent discipline Anthropology , history , indigenous studies former names abbreviation publisher Aboriginal History, Australian National University country Australia frequency Annually history 1977 present openaccess Yes license impact impact year website http www.aboriginalhistory.org Journals.html link1 http epress.anu.edu.au titles ah.html link1 name Online access ISSN 0314 8769 eISSN 1837 9389 LCCN Aboriginal History is an annual Peer review peer reviewed academic journal published by Aboriginal History. ref name official cite web url http www.aboriginalhistory.org title Aboriginal History publisher Aboriginal History date accessdate 2011 07 27 archiveurl http web.archive.org web 20110724214558 http www.aboriginalhistory.org archivedate 24 July 2011 DASHBot deadurl no ref It was established in 1977 co founded and edited by Diane Barwick ref http www.austehc.unimelb.edu.au guides barw BARS0017.htm Diane Elizabeth Barwick 1938 1986 Guide to Records University of Melbourne Archives ref and covers interdisciplinary historical studies in the field of the interactions between Australian Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples and non indigenous peoples. ref cite web url http journalseek.net cgi bin journalseek journalsearch.cgi?field issn&query 0314 8769 title JournalSeek publisher Genamics accessdate 2011 07 27 ref the Journal has been describes as ... a flagship of of the field of Australian Aboriginal history. ref http www2.brandonu.ca Library cjns 3.1 Journal rev.pdf Journal Review, 1977, pp. 228 231 ref The journal s scope includes the areas of indigenous history and oral histories, languages, biographies, bibliographic guides and archival research. ref http www.austehc.unimelb.edu.au guides barw BARS0017.htm The University of Melbourne eScholarship Research ... by critiques of current events of relevance to Aboriginal culture and society. ref cite ... more details
Use dmy dates date August 2011 Use Australian English date August 2011 Orphan date February 2009 Humbug is a term applied to various forms of begging and domestic violence in rural and remote Aboriginal Australian Aboriginal communities in the Northern Territory , Australia . The term refers primarily to the practice of demanding money from relatives, often violently. A report in The Australian described the practice as a regular occurrence, deeply ingrained in Aboriginal communities . Humbugging typically takes the form of demands for cash, with wives and the elderly being particular targets. The problem is particularly acute in communities where residents receive money from mining royalties, tourism revenue and artwork sales prominent victims include artists Emily Kngwarreye and Albert Namatjira . Even victim s crime compensation can be humbugged, in some cases by the criminals themselves. Origin The term, vaguely referencing a person who is stingy , is likely to have been derived from the quote of the Charles Dickens character Ebenezer Scrooge Bah Humbug 2007 intervention The Australian Government s 2007 Northern Territory National Emergency Response was designed in part to protect children from the impact of humbugging. Announcing the policy, Prime Minister John Howard gave an example of the problem from the town of Wadeye, Northern Territory Wadeye blockquote A responsible carer for her grandchild faces intimidation and threats of violence from intoxicated young men if she does not go to an automated teller and hand over money. blockquote The changes, however, raised concerns that humbugging would increase. Central to the government s intervention was a plan to quarantine welfare payments to parents who neglected their children. Old age pensioners in Aboriginal communities predicted that relatives whose benefits had been cut in this way would demand more money from them. References Citation last Kearney first Simon author link last2 first2 author2 link title Ba ... more details
good article Infobox artwork image file Aboriginal holllow log tombs02.jpg painting alignment right image size 400px title The Aboriginal Memorial alt other language 1 other title 1 other language 2 other title 2 artist Artists of Ramingining, Northern Territory Ramingining , central Arnhem Land , Northern Territory , Australia year start date 1987 remove date template if before 1583 CE type Sculpture installation natural pigments on wood height metric width metric length metric height imperial width imperial length imperial diameter metric diameter imperial dimensions metric unit cm don t leave ... of the museum. Leave blank if coordinates are not known. owner The Aboriginal ... the Arnhem Land region for reburial ceremonies. ref name Caruana226 The items displayed in Aboriginal ... the thousands of Aboriginal people who had perished in the course of European settlement, and for whom ... asking whether it might be appropriate to commemorate Aboriginal resistance to white settlement at the Australian War Memorial , and to move the Aboriginal Memorial to that location as part of that commemoration. ref cite news title Honour and Aboriginal wars last Editorial date 20 June 2005 ... a ceremonial camp. ref name NGAIntro The Aboriginal Memorial decorations reflect traditional clan .... ref name Caruana226 Exhibition and critical reception The creators of the Aboriginal Memorial always ... cite web url http nga.gov.au AboriginalMemorial history.cfm title The Aboriginal Memorial History .... ref cite news last Grishin first Sasha title Aboriginal art makes it to the top work Canberra ... nga.gov.au AboriginalMemorial home.cfm title The Aboriginal Memorial Introduction publisher National ... cite web url http nga.gov.au AboriginalMemorial index.cfm title The Aboriginal Memorial special ... location Canberra page 42 ref References reflist Bibliography Caruana, Wally 2003 . Aboriginal ... 0 642 54133 8. Category Australian Aboriginal art Category Artist groups and collectives Category ... more details
Use dmy dates date March 2011 Image Aboriginal tracker piper.jpg thumb Portrait of John Piper , an Aboriginal tracker who accompanied Thomas Mitchell explorer Major Thomas Mitchell in his expedition across the Great Dividing Range In the years following History of Australia 1788 1850 British settlement in Australia , Australian Aborigines aboriginal trackers or black trackers , as they became known, were enlisted by settlers to assist them in navigating their way through the Australian landscape. The trackers hunter gatherer lifestyle gave rise to excellent tracking skills which were advantageous to settlers in assisting them in finding food and water and locating missing persons or capturing bushrangers . The first recorded employment of the services of Aboriginal trackers in Australia was in 1834, near Fremantle, Western Australia , when two trackers named Mogo and Mollydobbin tracked a missing five year old boy for over ten hours through the rough Australian bush. ref name ausgov cite web url http www.cultureandrecreation.gov.au articles indigenous trackers title Aboriginal trackers accessdate 29 December 2008 publisher Department of Culture and Recreation Government of Australia , ref Another notable early event occurred in 1864 when Duff children Jane 7 , Isaac 9 and Frank 4 Duff, lost for nine days in Wimmera , were found by aboriginal tracker Dick a Dick King Richard . ref name ausgov ref Cite news title Lost in bush for nine days newspaper The Advertiser location Adelaide ... Aboriginal Protectorate Station at Franklinford, Victoria Franklinford , wrote a letter to the Chief ... and employed aboriginal trackers to carry out duties which included searching for missing persons ..., and was primarily composed of Aboriginal soldiers. The 2 1st North Australia Observer ... legacy. Notable Aboriginal trackers Dick a Dick Jimmy Governor Jimmy James tracker Jimmy James Tommy Windich Aboriginal trackers in books and film Australia 2008 film The Last Trackers of the Outback ... more details
Infobox radio station name CKAV FM image Image Aboriginal Voices logo.jpg 200px city Toronto , Ontario ON area national branding Aboriginal Voices Radio slogan Canada s National Aboriginal Radio Network airdate 2002 frequency various format Aboriginal programming power erp class callsign meaning former callsigns CFIE owner Aboriginal Voices Radio Inc. webcast website Aboriginal Voices Radio AVR Network is a Canada Canadian national radio network with licensed radio stations in nine Canadian metropolitan areas, all which are licensed under the calls of Toronto flagship station CKAV FM . It airs programming produced primarily by and for Aboriginal people in Canada , featuring music and personalities from around the world. History AVRN was founded in 1998 by a group of high profile Aboriginal Canadians, including actor Gary Farmer , playwright, novelist and author Tomson Highway , filmmaker Alanis Obomsawin and actress producer Jennifer Podemski. Other founders and key contributors to creation of the network included project manager and training coordinator Brian Wright McLeod, Christopher Spence and Andre Morriseau production and programming , John Matthews and Mark MacLeod licencing , Robert Templeton and J. Robert Wood corporate funding , Elaine Bomberry, David Deleary, Sherman Maness ... on 106.3 FM JUMP FM for a short 6 day period in 1998 during the Aboriginal Voices Festival at Harbourfront ... . Some sources have confused the Aboriginal Voices network with the Aboriginal Multi Media Society Aboriginal Multimedia Society of Alberta , which operates a distinct community radio network in rural northern Alberta that is not affiliated with Aboriginal Voices. Station launches The network has ... below represent a sample of Aboriginal and diasporic artists that have been or are currently ... Irish ref cite web url http www.aboriginalpeopleschoice.com artists?eid1118 367 title Aboriginal ... links http www.avr radio.com The AVR Radio Network http www.aboriginalvoices.com Aboriginal Voices ... more details
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