WGAR News: "The Lizard's Revenge begins as protesters head to Olympic Dam" The Wire

WGAR - Working Group for Aboriginal Rights - Australia — Fri, 13 Jul 2012 05:24:58 +0000

Newsletter date: 13 July 2012

Contents:
* The Wire: The Lizard's Revenge begins as protesters head to Olympic Dam
* Peter Burdon: Peaceful dissent and a lizard's revenge
* Jim Green: [Olympic Dam] Project a rule unto itself
* Background to expansion of Olympic Dam mine challenge
* MUA Stands With Traditional Owners To Oppose Nuclear Dump
* Background to the proposed Muckaty nuclear waste dump
* Greg Dickson: Ngurrju! Manymak! Pupuni! NT drops First Four Hours in English policy
* Background to the use of Aboriginal languages in NT schools
* Video: Yolngu tourism plan launched

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SBS Living Black - Stories From Sandon Point - Aboriginal Tent Embassy - Bulli - near Wollongong NSW

Peter Burdon - Peaceful dissent and a lizard's revenge

Jim Green - Project a rule unto itself

MUA Stands With Traditional Owners To Oppose Nuclear Dump

Greg Dickson - Ngurrju! Manymak! Pupuni! NT drops First Four Hours in English policy

Video - Yolngu tourism plan launched

Michael Anderson - Undermining sovereignty unity to get at colonial compensation treasure?

NITV acknowledges 40 years of the Aboriginal Tent Embassy

Rachel Siewert - Greens continue definitive action to improve Native Title