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Addressing rising STI cases in Indigenous young people
[supplied by UQ]
University of Queensland researchers have worked with Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander young people to make a series of videos to address stigma and misinformation about sexually transmitted diseases.
First Nations lawyer, alumnus a first for CQU Council
[by Mary Bolling]
Cairns solicitor Nareeta Davis has been named the newest member of CQUniversity’s governing Council – and the Indigenous trailblazer brings a unique perspective to higher education leadership.
First Nations women at forefront of talks on gendered violence crisis
[Georgia Roberts, ABC]
The disproportionate number of First Nations women affected by violence is at the forefront of roundtable talks in Canberra, where the country's gendered violence experts, service directors and survivor advocates have gathered.
Tasmanian Aboriginal community outraged as remains of ancestors returned without warning in brown paper bags
[Susan Oong, ABC]
The Tasmanian Aboriginal Centre says it is "horrified" after the coroner's office dropped off human remains in brown paper bags without warning to its reception on Friday.
