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    about their own language and signified that Australian language as Aboriginal language. Through the statistics (Korff, 2015) it is evident that more than 66% of Aboriginals live in NSW, QLD, and Victoria, which reveals it’s the most popular areas in the nation where Aboriginal people live in. As a teacher in any circumstances I would have an interaction with an indigenous background student and it is important to help them out in school for them to get familiarise with their language and this…

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    Aboriginal Reconciliation

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    and Anglicans have only in the last twenty five years tried to pursue justice as Aboriginal culture was disregarded and silenced over the years. Consequently several Christian churches have played a major role in closing the gap that had prevented indigenous Australians from having an equal voice in modern society. - Aboriginals are the original inhabitants of Australia. However in 1788, the British invaded their land and disposed them of their country, disregarding their culture, and…

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    Hotel Bone Poem Analysis

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    Q. 1 Write about 3 lines for each of the following about the significance for Indigenous Land Rights in Australia: (a) “Terra nullius” Terra Nullius means that land without. When Captain Cook and his crew was in Australia , they decided the land was Terra Nullius. They acknowledge Indigenous people because of their primitive life. The High Court's Mabo judgement overturned the Terra Nullius fiction in 1982. (b) Protective legislation Victoria enacted Aboriginal protection act. This act…

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    This has caused social, cultural and political issues that face contemporary indigenous Australians today. High levels of infant mortality, diseases and lower life expectancy than non-indigenous people, there have been demands for more culturally appropriate approaches to Indigenous Health care and systems. The Government strategy ‘NSW Aboriginal Health Plan’ aims to explore better ways to achieve Aboriginal health equity. Low…

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    Determinants Of Wellness

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    Indigenous Determinants of Health The last key category of wellness mediating factors that emerged from the wellness presentations arethe overarching political, social, cultural, environmental and economic determinants of wellness. This category includes: • resilience • self-government and self-determination • colonization and intergenerational effects In the wellness model described by Gail Garvey, she outlined the "social, cultural, physical and economic environment" domains that surround…

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    concerns for their underprivileged communities of indigenous people. Through informing the communities, supporting, empowering and advocating for Indigenous communities,…

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    South Africa and Australia are two of the countries that lived Aboriginal and occupied by European settlement. South Africa Aboriginals’ treatment is so different from Australia Aboriginals. Moreover, the role of these settlements and the purpose for these settlements are different, too. However, both South Africa and Australia Aboriginals had conflict with settlements and settlement brought and spread serious disease in both country. Australia was occupied by British hundreds of years ago. The…

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    an Australian poet and political activist who is famously known for her strong views that translated from her roles in activism to her poetry. The poetry of Oodgeroo Noonuccal has been a huge significance in the recognition of the culture of the indigenous community as well as the suffering that they were subjected though. In her writing, Noonuccal uses striking descriptions of the land and the cultural understandings attached to them. This is used as a representation of the views and values…

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    in Indigenous cultures. Teachers need to establish close relationships with Indigenous students and parents in order to build the trust needed for engagement and respect (Perso & Hayward, 2015). When communicating with Indigenous students and parents, I should listen and respond to their answers from their hearts, showing my willingness to get to know my students and respectfulness for the Indigenous culture. There are…

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    Essay On Yolngu Culture

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    also stopped their welfare checks leaving Instead to avoid criticism from the world on how the Australian government were treating their indigenous people, the government decided to slander them Nationwide by stating that the Indigenous people of Australia were sexually and physically abusing their children. In reality the reason for mistreatment of the Indigenous people of Australia was merely because they are black and to take control of their land. So Tom Calma, Aboriginal and Torres Strait…

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