Indigenous Australian languages

immigrants settled in Sydney. They called themselves the first people living on this continent. However, Australian aboriginals have lived in Australia for at least 60,000 years (Easton et al., 2016 pp. 222 - 226). Because of this, they are widely distributed and have diverse cultures and languages. Therefore, when these colonies saw these indigenous people for the first time, ownership of the land or language barriers were the cause of the conflict. Not only that, because the aboriginal technology is far

Describe and discuss how Australian Aboriginal people were affected during the Stolen Generations and how these effects still resonate today. Australia’s short colonist history has shed light onto how the lives of Indigenous individuals and groups have been greatly impacted as the invasion of White Settlers in 1788 set up centuries of inequity and unfair treatment of Aboriginal peoples. This paper will be outlining a sample of how significant the acts of the Stolen Generations impacted the country

Bertolt Brecht once said, “art is not a mirror with which to reflect reality but a hammer with which to shape it (BBC, 2017).” This forms the fundamentals of Brechtian theatre as it aims not only to show the world as it is, but to challenge, empower and educate audiences to evoke change. Chasing the Lolly Man, is a one man show devised by Mark Sheppard and directed by Liz Skitch. The performance utilises the powerful medium of Brechtian theatre in order to portray dramatic meaning. Throughout the

I acknowledge the Australian Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples of this nation. I acknowledge The Dharug people as the traditional custodians of Winmalee, Blue Mountains NSW. I pay my respects to ancestors and Elders, past and present. I am committed to honouring Australian Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples’ unique cultural and spiritual relationships to the land, waters and seas and their rich contribution to society. Warning Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander readers

long history, known for its vast associations and engagement with the Indigenous population. Ever since European settlement, and the colonisation that occurred, Indigenous Australians have suffered significantly, with ongoing problems of poverty, adversity and difficulties such as issues with legislation and overcoming the impact of The Stolen Generations. Prior to colonisation and before sovereignty was imposed, the indigenous population saw themselves as part of the land and the land owning them

The challenges faced By Indigenous Peoples in achieving justice, are both complex and extensive. These issues stem from successive centuries of asserted colonial power, which consequently has resulted in the undermining of rights for many Indigenous communities, including the Australian Aboriginal Peoples and Maori Peoples of New Zealand. Systemic abuse of power has resulted in the gradual erosion of Indigenous culture, and as thus, rights of Indigenous communities, including Intellectual Property

It is no secret that aboriginal Australian people have experienced endless racism and significant disadvantage throughout the centuries in Australia. We are often quick to recognise that some of the worst acts of discrimination in history happened in other countries, for example segregation in the U.S, the apartheid in south Africa and the holocaust in Germany, however one of the worst cultural and physical genocides happened right here in Australia, and today many of us choose to ignore the ongoing

I.0 INTRODUCTION 1.1 Aim To investigate issues that in relation to the Indigenous Australian 1.2 Parameters To identify two current issues in both health and housing in relation to Indigenous Australians and to analyse the initiatives taken to improve Indigenous health and housing and report the outcomes.There is a word limit for the report which is 1000 words. 1.3 Definition Indigenous people are people who have originated from the land in which they settle before settlement or invasion of others

Q1) 1.1) 1. AGE - Young people aged 5 – 14 years are at highest risk and up to 122 times more likely to contract the disease than non-Indigenous youngsters. Also Rheumatic heart disease is up to twice as common in women. 2. LIVE - According to the surveys SAYS most Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people are living in NT. There is a high risk of having RDH in this area. 1.2) Shakira has four siblings between the age of 3 to 12.Her mother addicted to alcohol much she lost the family bond.

Australia’s aboriginal people have faced extreme historical persecution. In 1998, Australia implemented on annual “National Sorry Day” This holiday serves as a form of recompense and it raises awareness of indigenous populations. Australia is home to various, distinct indigenous population. The Waradjuri is New South Wales and the Noongar in Western Australia. Aboriginal populations are often grouped together and reffered to as “Aborigines” however, some consider the term pejorative. Legally, the