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27 March 2019 by jason-joseph

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Preserving indigenous culture with a digital library
Bawurra aims to help close the literacy gap and preserve the culture for future generations in the Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander communities by providing a digital library. www.bawurra.org
15 December 2018 by IdeaSpies

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A cashless debit card for disadvantaged communities
The cashless debit card has been designed to help disadvantaged communities, including in indigenous areas, decrease the level of consumption of drugs, alcohol and gambling which impacts on the health and wellbeing of communities, families and children. It quarantines 80 per cent of welfare recipients' payments for other living expenses. The Australian Government needs the Senate to support introducing the card to new locations when communities want it. https://www.dss.gov.au/families-and-children/programmes-services/welfare-conditionality/cashless-debit-card-overview
15 December 2018 by lynnwood

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Keeping young people out of jail
In March 2015, nearly 75% of young people in detention in WA were identified as Aboriginal or indigenous. Strong Tomorrow is an intensive mentoring and case management program for young offenders that Save the Children has been delivering since 2014 in Armadale (in metropolitan Perth) and since 2015 in Kununurra (in the Kimberley) which both have high rates of crime. It's targeted at young offenders aged 10-17 and aims to reduce rates of offending which initial results indicate it has. The cost of this program compares very favourably with the cost of keeping a young person in detention at approx $300,000 per annum.
15 December 2018 by lauralaura-co...

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Building a bridge (knowledge &connections) between AU & CN in the innovation sector
A two day conference in Chatswood to bring together all those interested in innovation between Australia and China, including investors, startups looking for markets, manufacturers and those interested in learning.
4 December 2018 by nsin

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You can't prosper as a country unless you educate girls
Dr Kakenya Ntaiya has set up a school where parents must agree that their girls will not undergo the tribal ritual of circumcision and will not be married before they finish school. The Kakenya Center for Excellence has already transformed the lives of more than 230 young women in Kenya Africa through education. Some of the girls have studied in Australia and directors were told about it this week at an Ashurst luncheon- an inspiring story including how Kakenya agreed to have the circumcision ritual so other girls would not have to undergo it.https://www.kakenyasdream.org
6 November 2018 by lynnwood