Sentence examples for Aboriginal Australian from inspiring English sources
The first Aboriginal Australian to win an Olympic medal, the Nova Peris story is an extraordinary one by any measure.
Walkabout finds an emotional centre when the kids meet an Aboriginal Australian (Gulpilil) who helps them find water and joins them as they drift between sun-parched settings.
Pigram's solo dance work is an articulate and thoroughly interrogated exploration of her politicised identity as an Aboriginal Australian of diverse cultural heritage.
Aboriginal Languages of Australia, a site sponsored by the University of Melbourne (www.dnathan.com /VL/austLang.htm), lists resources and background on Aboriginal Australian languages, many of them extremely rare.
As an Aboriginal Australian, I am more than aware of the effort people will put into excusing racist behaviour in order not to face the unutterable truth.
And in both that article and her recent one in The Wall Street Journal, she used the quote "There's an ant on your southeast leg" to describe an aboriginal Australian people's distinctive language for direction.
In 2011, Eske Willerslev, a renowned geneticist at the University of Copenhagen, and his colleagues came across some puzzling clues to the expansion out of Africa by sequencing the genome of an Aboriginal Australian for the first time.
Both portraits consist of thousands of meticulous dots, inspired by Ofili's exposure in the mid-90s to Aboriginal Australian painting, in which the distinction between representation and abstraction does not exist.
A day will come when the word "decolonise" is clearly understood, not as an attack on non-Aboriginal Australians, but as a crucially important process to ensure an equitable education for Aboriginal Australian children, which will benefit everyone.
The tailoring process resulted in Aboriginal Australian-specific CRA and CRAFT resources.
In summary this total population-based study has provided useful information on the rate of hospitalisation for ALRI for a broad range of birth defects in Aboriginal and non-Aboriginal Australian children.
