Tag Archives: Roy Ah See

SACRED breaks new ground

By Chris Munro, February 13, 2012

NEW SOUTH WALES: Perhaps Australia’s most recognisable icon, the Sydney Opera House, played host to the recent signing of an historic agreement between Sydney’s Aboriginal people.

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Historic black taskforce forum hits the road

By Chris Graham, February 13, 2012

NEW SOUTH WALES: The O’Farrell Government has begun an historic round of consultations with Aboriginal communities around the state, as part of a dramatic overhaul of Aboriginal Affairs in NSW.

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NSWALC back in the UN for the rights fight

By Tracker, June 1, 2011
The UN building in New York.

NATIONAL: THE NSW Aboriginal Land Council, the only Australian Aboriginal organisation with speaking rights at the United Nations, delivered three key agenda items to the UN Permanent Forum of Indigenous Issues (UNPFII) in New York last month.

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Learning the importance of economic and social development

By Tracker, June 1, 2011
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NATIONAL: INTERVENTION by the New South Wales Aboriginal Land Council, delivered by Councillor for the Sydney-Newcastle Region, and member of the Wiradjuri Peoples, Cr Roy Ah-See.

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Too much talk not enough action on UN DRIP

By Tracker, June 1, 2011
The United Nations building in New York.

NATIONAL: INTERVENTION by the New South Wales Aboriginal Land Council, delivered by Councillor for the Sydney-Newcastle Region, and member of the Wiradjuri Peoples, Cr Roy Ah-See.

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