Sentence examples for indigenous representation from inspiring English sources

New Zealand enjoys dedicated indigenous representation in its national legislature, the US does not.

Soon the ABC's Cleverman will bring some Indigenous Australian voices to the screen but widespread mainstream Indigenous representation remains elusive.

Port have more Indigenous players on their list than any other AFL side, with a rich history of Indigenous representation.

The prime minister said his aspiration for Australia included not only growing Indigenous representation in the parliament, but an Indigenous person leading the country.

Those arrested include some indigenous Fijian chiefs, a group which has seen its power diminished under Bainimarama's rule after he ended preferential indigenous representation in the parliament and abolished the Great Council of Chiefs.

If you were to take a literal reading of the Indigenous participation rates set out in the AFL's reconciliation action plan of 2014-16, you'd say that the league is currently in a period of stagnation, with Indigenous representation on playing lists still hovering at 9%, and in its administrative ranks at 3%.

Over the last few years you've heard over and over again that Indigenous representations matter.

Leo, if you're serious about indigenous representations and it being time to hear indigenous stories, I can introduce you to some people.

Alejandro González Iñárritu is a mad genius who went out of his way to get Indigenous representations in the film right.

I looked around and saw Latino men, women and children celebrating her -- some dressed in the traditional robes of Indigenous people, Aztec dancers, wearing elaborate feather headdresses, burning sage and incense, others as indigenous representations of people from Oaxaca.

Indigenous representations matter so much to Indigenous people that when we hear one or two of us are going to be on the big screen, we lose our minds.