Indigenous Newslines magazine
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Indigenous Newslines is a free magazine on Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander issues which is published quarterly in hard copy and online. It provides information on Australian Government services and programs and includes inspiring Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander stories from across the nation.
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Indigenous Newslines June–August 2010
This edition of Indigenous Newslines introduces directors of the National Congress of Australia’s First Peoples and shares inspirational stories of people dedicated to learning and education. It also looks at who’s doing what in the world of dance and profiles the Cape York community of Aurukun, a hub of creativity with locals tackling justice and family issues.
Indigenous Newslines June–August 2010 
PDF [5.2MB] | RTF Version [414kB]
Indigenous Newslines March–May 2010
This edition of Indigenous Newslines has an update on the new National Congress of Australia’s First Peoples, as well as innovative ideas from some proud remote communities. It tells the stories of communities who are bringing home their ancestral remains from institutions, and visits the South Australian town of Raukkan, in the heart of Ngarrindjeri country.
Indigenous Newslines March–May 2010 PDF [5MB] | RTF Version [320kB]
Indigenous Newslines December 2009–February 2010
This edition looks at urban Indigenous culture and achievement, and includes a community profile on Fitzroy in inner Melbourne, which was a hive of activism in the 60s and 70s and still has a strong Koori community. It also looks at Indigenous views and connections to the salt water country and the sea.
Indigenous Newslines December 2009–February 2010 PDF [3.1MB] | RTF Version [205kB]
Indigenous Newslines September–November 2009
This edition profiles the Western Australian Fitzroy Crossing community’s fight to curb the destructive effects of alcohol. It alsotakes a look at the employment issues and the connections and involvement of Indigenous Australians in protecting our fresh water resources.
Indigenous Newslines September–November 2009 PDF [2.2MB] | RTF Version [216kB]
Indigenous Newslines July–August 2009
This edition takes an in-depth look at Indigenous tourism businesses around Australia and details the latest developments on the setting up of a National Indigenous Representative Body. It also features a community profile on the country music town of Tamworth, in New South Wales.
Indigenous Newslines July–August 2009 PDF [2.4MB] | RTF Version [140kB]