The phrase "a aboriginal" is not correct in written English.
It should be "an aboriginal" because "aboriginal" begins with a vowel sound.
Example: "The museum features an aboriginal art exhibit that showcases the culture and history of Indigenous peoples."
Alternatives: "an indigenous person" or "a native individual".
NSW Greens MP David Shoebridge was part of the upper house push to have the Tune report made public last week and backed the AbSec call for a Aboriginal child and family commissioner.
Muckaty Station, also known as Warlmanpa, is a Aboriginal freehold landholding in Australia's Northern Territory, 110 km north of Tennant Creek, and approximately 800 km south of Darwin.
a "Aboriginal Peoples" is a collective name for all of the original peoples of Canada and their descendants.
This study aimed to identify the ecological factors influencing HCU amongst Aboriginal cardiac patients from the perspectives of: a) Aboriginal cardiac patients, b) non-cardiac community members who supported Aboriginal family members with CVD, and c) health care providers and community researchers.
The satellite clinics included eight Community Health Centres, a Rural Family Health Team, a Group Health Centre and an Aboriginal Access Centre.
It's a film about an Aboriginal boy who sniffs petrol, and an Aboriginal girl who doesn't.
It was the first time a novel by an Aboriginal writer had won the Miles Franklin outright.
Stephen Dry, cousin to Sir Richard Dry, was reportedly speared by an aboriginal on a hill near Hagley.
This application included a teleconference with an Aboriginal sub-committee of the JIEC.
These discussions involved the study's senior anthropologist, a bi-lingual researcher and community advisor, an Aboriginal female researcher and health practitioner, an Aboriginal elder from a remote community and an Aboriginal elder from Alice Springs.
A case study of an aboriginal education course was conducted in classrooms and at the Atayal u-Museum in Taiwan.
