Por: Ars Technica Science November 29, 2023
Navigate Filter by topic Settings Front page layout Site theme - Nov 29, 2023 12:01 am UTC / Nineteenth-century naturalist and solicitor Morton Allport, based in Hobart, built a scientific reputation by exchanging the remains of Tasmanian Aboriginal people and Tasmanian tigers for honors from elite societies.Allport Library and Museum of Fine Arts, State Library of Tasmania When Australian naturalist and solicitor died in 1878, one obituary... + full article
ABC News USA World October 05, 2023
Australia is voting in a landmark referendum to decide whether it will permanently recognize Indigenous Australians in the Constitution and set up a body to advise on policies impacting their communities.More than 17.6 million Australians are called on to cast their ballots in... + más
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An Australian prime minister’s remorse for his nation’s treatment of Aboriginal communities provides a model for the United States.Illustration by Daniel Zender / The AtlanticApril 7, 2023, 7 AM ETLorna Nungali Fejo was 4 years old when she was kidnapped by her government.... + más
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Time USA World March 24, 2023
choked up Thursday as he announced the terms of a that would lead to a profound constitutional change: the creation of a new representative body composed of Aboriginal and peoples, in what would be known as the Indigenous Voice to Parliament. If passed, it would be the... + más
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The Boston Globe USA World March 13, 2023
ALICE SPRINGS, Australia — Geoff Shaw cracked open a beer, savoring the simple freedom of having a drink on his porch on a sweltering Saturday morning in mid-February in Australia’s remote Northern Territory.“For 15 years, I couldn’t buy a beer,” said Shaw, a... + más
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Associated Press USA Entertainment December 22, 2022
ADELAIDE, Australia (AP) — Australian authorities say vandals have destroyed rock art believed to be some 30,000 years old.The vandals appeared to have removed parts of a barbed wire fence at Koonalda Cave and got underneath, before using their fingers to draw over the top of... + más
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Los Angeles Times USA World December 22, 2022
Australian authorities say vandals have destroyed rock art believed to be some 30,000 years old. The vandals appeared to have removed parts of a barbed wire fence at Koonalda Cave and wriggled underneath it before using their fingers to draw on top of the Indigenous artwork,... + más
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New York Post USA Life October 18, 2022
This fish certainly tipped the scales. A monster, nearly 3-ton sunfish found dead off Portugal has weighed in as the heaviest bony fish ever discovered. While the oceanic behemoth was discovered in 2021, its Guinness World Record-breaking status only came to light recently,... + más
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