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Indigenous organisations

• Aboriginal Experience
• Aboriginal Housing Company
• Aboriginal Hunter
  A single window access for the Aboriginal community to government and community agencies providing information and services to Aboriginal communities in the Hunter region of NSW. The theme for this website is "respect our culture, respect our people" which we believe captures the essence of the Hunter's Aboriginal community, while maintaining the integrity of our Aboriginal heritage.
• Australian Government Directory - Indigenous Organisations
• The Australian Indigenous Leadership Centre
• Aboriginal Family Support Services
• Balkanu Cape York Development Corporation
  Balkanu’s success is largely built on its partnerships with the key representative organisations for Cape York Peninsula. One of the greatest strengths of the Cape York region is the degree of collaboration achieved between these bodies. These organisations share the same geographic areas of responsibility and constituencies, providing a commonality of purpose and function.
• Black Pages
  Black Pages is Australia's first and only national on-line Indigenous Business and Community Enterprise Directory. Registration is free for Indigenous business and community organisations.
• Booroongen Djugun Aboriginal Corporation
• Bowraville Goori Youth Web Site
  The Gumbaynggirr are an Indigenous Nation of the East Coast of Australia.
  
• Bruce Mac's Place
  
• Budamurra Aboriginal Corporation
• Cape York Land Council
  In 1990, through a collective action, members of the 16 Aboriginal communities of Cape York Peninsula came together to form the Cape York Land Council. With a symbolic signing of an Aboriginal flag by all those people who supported the formation of the Council, it was a hallmark of commitment to regional indigenous unity. The unity has provided the foundation for the Council's subsequent success.
• Cape York Youth Network 
  Promote leadership, and act as a vehicle for empowering youth to gain control over their lives and that of their people.
• Centre for Indigenous Natural and Cultural Resource Management
• Central Australian Aboriginal Congress (CAAC)
• Central Land Council
  The Central Land Council is a council of Aboriginal people representing our own communities. It is a statutory representative body representing Aboriginal people in the Central Australian region - an area of 780,000 square kilometres. The roots of the Central Land Council lie in the history of the Aboriginal struggle for justice in Central Australia - events like the famous strike and walk off by the Gurindji people at Wave Hill cattle station in 1966. In response to Aboriginal demands, in February 1973 the Commonwealth Government set up a Royal Commission under Mr Justice Woodward to inquire into how land rights might be achieved in the Northern Territory.
• Cape York Partnerships
• Clare Land
• Corringie Settlement
• Dalungbara Aboriginal People
  
• Dharawal Education Centre
  A voice of traditional indigenous Australian culture in the Sydney region using sources that are the traditional knowledge of the Dharawal people.
• Diwurruwurru
  Deakin University
  
• Dumbartung
  Dumbartung Aboriginal Corporation  campaign to combat the misinformation contained in Marlo Morgan's "Mutant Message".
• Durahrwa Training and Development Aboriginal Corporation
• FAIRA - Foundation for Aboriginal and Island Research Action
  The Foundation for Aboriginal and Islander Research Action (FAIRA) is a community organisation owned and managed by Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people. FAIRA is based in Brisbane, the capital city of the State of Queensland, however the objectives of FAIRA are concerned with the interests of the Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people throughout all of Queensland.
• Friends of Kapululangu
• Gooris on the Macleay
• Goldfields Land and Sea Aboriginal Corporation
• Hope Vale,
  State Library of Queensland (SLQ)
• Illawarra Aboriginal Corporation
• Illawarra CDEP
• Indigenous Business Australia
  "Our vision is for a nation in which Indigenous peoples share equitably in commercial and economic outcomes and for IBA to make a significant contribution to that outcome"
  
• Indigenous Environmental Network
• Indigenous Online Network
• Indigenous Portal
  Provides online access to Indigenous services and information located on government Internet sites.
• Indigenous Psychological Services
• indigimove.com
  This site has been developed to enable you to have an insight into what is REALLY happening with Indigenous Rights in Australia
• IndigOz 
  Documenting and promoting the development of the Indigenous Australian presence on the internet. Includes link library and mailing list. 
• Irati Wanti
  We are the Kupa Piti Kungka Tjuta, the Senior Aboriginal Women from Coober Pedy, South Australia. We are the Aboriginal women Yankunytjatjara, Antikarinya and Kokatha. We know the country. The poison the Government is talking about will poison the land. We say "NO radioactive dump in our ngura - in our country." Its strictly poison we don’t want it.
• Kimberley Aboriginal Law & Culture Centre (KALACC)
• Kombumerri Aboriginal Corporation for Culture
• The Koorie Heritage Trust Inc
  Cultural Centre that aims to protect, preserve and promote the living culture of the Indigenous people of south-eastern Australia.
• Kooris in Armidale
• Kowanyama,
  State Library of Queensland (SLQ)
• Kulkathil Community Skill Centre
• Larrakia Nation
  Larrakia is the language group name for the Aboriginal people of Darwin, in the Top End of the Northern Territory The Larrakia Nation is a rapidly expanding organisation. LNAC is working towards establishing more partnerships with local business and community groups.
• Ltyentye Apurte Community Education Centre
  The families that now live at Ltyentye Apurte Santa Teresa first roamed around the Alice Springs area.
• mabo.com.au
  Extensive links directory
• Many Rivers Regional Council
• Mirrar Online
  In 1977 the Aboriginal opposition to the Ranger Uranium proposal was overridden with the words "their opposition shall not be allowed to prevail". Our people were told that the rest of Australia wanted uranium mining within Kakadu National Park. Two decades later and the voices of the Mirrar are again drowned by corporate and government ineptitude and marginalising processes. We welcome your help to spread this story before it becomes history.
• Mount Margret Community
  Aboriginal Movement for Outback Survival
• National Aboriginal Community Controlled Health Organisation
  NACCHO is the national peak body on Aboriginal health and has a membership in excess of 100 organisations and peak affiliate bodies in all states and territories. Apart from providing a variety of services to its members, NACCHO represents the interests of Aboriginal community controlled health services at the national level.
• NAIDOC Victoria
• National Aboriginal & Torres Strait Islander Education Website
• Nelson Family
• Ngaanyatjarra Pitjantjatjara Yankunytjatjara Women's Council
• Northern Land Council
  The Northern Land Council was established in 1973 to represent traditional Aboriginal landowners and Aboriginal people in the Top End of the Northern Territory of Australia. About 28,000 Aboriginal people live in the Northern Land Council's area.
• Nungera Cooperative Society
• Nyangatjatjara Aboriginal Corporation
• OutBlack
  Caters to Indigenous Australians / Torres Strait Islander Gay & Transgender Sister Girls living in Victoria
• Redfern Aboriginal Warriors Website (RAWW)
• The Redfern Block community website
  'This site is being constantly reweaved as more energy is shared'
• The Time Immemorial Ngarrindjeri DOMINIUM
  The Ngarrindjeri is an Aboriginal nation of 18 tribes called Lakalinyeri who occupied (and still occupy to some extent) the Lower Murray and Lakes area of South Australia. Campaign for Indigenous Treaty, Australian Bill of Rights, Justice & Peace.
• Torres Strait Regional Authority
• Trans Remote Assistance
  Recruitment network for remote employers and workers, with a pool of personnel for Aboriginal communities and organisations.
• Tribal Warrior Association
  A non-profit community organisation dedicated to training disadvantaged Aboriginal youth in maritime qualifications
• Victorian Aboriginal Health Service
• Victorian Aboriginal Corporation for Languages (VACL)
  Responsible for coordinating community Language programs throughout Victoria. This involves retrieving, recording and researching Aboriginal languages and providing a central resource on Victorian Aboriginal Languages.
• Wadeye Aboriginal Community
• Waru.org 
  Umbrella internet environment for central Australia's indigenous communities. 
• Weribub Boorawang
  The Aboriginal Tent Embassy, Cockatoo Island, Sydney harbour. Also 'Forgotten War'; comprehensive reference to the hidden war that focusses upon NSW and events in the history of the Aboriginal Tent Embassy in Canberra.
• Western Australian Indigenous Tourism Operators Committee (WAITOC)
  
• Which Way You Mob
• Worimi People
• Yarrabah Aboriginal Community
• Yooroang Garang
  School of Indigenous Health Studies, University of Sydney, facilitating improvements in indigenous health and well being through innovation and excellence in teaching and research.
  
• Yorta Yorta Home page
• Your Voice
  Aboriginal political party

Government, unions, law, research

• A Guide to New South Wales State Archives relating to Aboriginal People
  
• Aboriginal & Torres Strait Islander Protocols For Libraries, Archives & Information Services
  
• Aboriginal Equity and the Environment
• Aboriginal genocide litigation resources
  
• Aboriginal Studies Association
  Aboriginal Studies is all studies of Aboriginal Australia - history, heritage and issues now - in all education and training. We see Aboriginal Studies as both a subject in its own right and as perspectives across the curriculum. Our main objective is promoting Aboriginal Studies at all levels of education and across all sectors.
  Aboriginal fire management and changing fire regimes
  
• Accountability and Aboriginal Culture
  
• AusAnthrop
  Anthropological resources for research in Aboriginal Australia, with special accent on the Aborigines of the Western Desert. Access to databases, discussion forum and search engine, some needing registration.
• Australian Government records guide
• Australian Institute for Holocaust and Genocide Studies
  
• Australian Union contacts
  
• Beverly Protests
  Against Uranium mining
• Bunjilaka
  Bunjilaka is the Aboriginal Centre at Melbourne Museum, a campus of Museum Victoria. It was developed to empower Aboriginal people to interpret their own cultural heritage for both indigenous and non-indigenous people.
  
• Caring for Country
  In 1995 the Northern Land Council created the Caring for Country Unit to help Aboriginal
  landowners deal with the new land and sea management challenges
  
• Centre for Indigenous Natural and Cultural Resource Management
  
• Centre for Aboriginal Economic Policy Research
  The Centre for Aboriginal Economic Policy Research (CAEPR) is a multi-disciplinary social sciences research centre at the Australian National University (ANU) with a primary focus on Indigenous Australian economic policy and economic development issues, including native title and land rights, social justice, and the socioeconomic status of Indigenous Australians.
  
• Centre for Indigenous Natural and Cultural Resource Management
• Competition and Consumer Issues for Indigenous Australians (pdf, 439.5 KB)
  
• Department of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Affairs
  Federal Government
  
• E Law — Demystifying Native Title
  
• Ethics and Codes of Conduct
  
• HREOC and the World Conference Against Racism
  
• Human Rights & Equal Opportunities Commission (HREOC)
  
• Indigenet
  The Aboriginal Research Institute at the University of South Australia is a dynamic and developing Institute. Currently the Institute is researching and developing a number of projects related to Indigenous education.
  
• Indigenous drug and alcohol database
• Indigenous Land Corporation (ILC)
  Commonwealth statutory authority that assists Indigenous people to acquire land and to manage Indigenous-held land throughout Australia.
  
• Indigenous Peoples and the Law
  New Zealand- based online institute of law affecting indigenous peoples.
• Indigenous Portal
  Provides online access to Indigenous services and information located on government Internet sites.
  
• IndigOz 
  Documenting and promoting the development of the Indigenous Australian presence on the internet. Includes link library and mailing list. 
• Institute of Aboriginal Studies Macquarie University
  
• Keepers of Lake Eyre
  
• Lore of the Land
  Reconciling Spirit and Place in Australia's Story
• National Indigenous Language Survey
• National Native Title Tribunal
  The Tribunal is a Commonwealth Government body that facilitates the making of agreements among Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people, governments, industry and others whose rights or interests may co-exist with native title rights and interests. The Tribunal is not a court and does not decide whether or not native title exists.
  
• National Indigenous Working Group on Native Title (NIWG)
  
• Native Title case history by Rod Hagen
  The Rights of Indigenous Australians; Mabo; Wik; The Native Title Act; The Ten Point Plan and Harradine Amendments.
• Office of Indigenous Policy Coordination
  Within the Department of Immigration and Multicultural and Indigenous Affairs.
• Protocols for Consultation and Negotiation with Aboriginal People
  
• Sustaining Eden
  Indigenous Community Wildlife Management in Australia
  
• The Treaty Support Unit
  
• The Australian Justice Project
  Working towards the recognition of Aboriginal laws. The Project is premised on the belief that there can be no real justice for Aboriginal peoples or other Australians without the recognition of Aboriginal laws.
  
• Understanding country
  Sacred sites and dreaming tracks
• whoseland.com
  Land Rights for the Millennium. Interactive documentary. View Land Map boundaries.
  

Australian and indigenous politics

• The unofficial Pauline Hanson web site
• Interview with Noel Pearson
  Noel Pearson is again making people feel uncomfortable. The Right, bitter because of his land rights activism, are unsettled because he now seems to agree with them on welfare. The Left are reeling, out of their comfort zone, because he points out their attitudes may have been simplistic, even wrong. Enigmatic, hard to categorise, Pearson is asking for a paradigm shift in approaches to welfare policy. Is he onto something?
• ABC Radio National's 'Background Briefing Transcripts from coverage of Indigenous Issues
• Centenary of Federation: Cost of United Kingdom Celebrations
• What's in a Treaty as Reconciliation by The Drawing Board
• Accountability and Aboriginal Culture
• Political Lobby "one-stop-shop for all things political in Australia"
• OnlineOpinion: First Peoples
• publicdebate.com.au

Other, miscellaneous links and link exchanges

• World Philanthropists Organisation
  Non-denominational, non-political organization designed to bring together on one site as much relevant information as possible on the subject of philanthropy.
  
• 1990 Trust
  Black Information Link. Publishes BLINK magazine
• KwMap.net
  browse the Keyword Map of eniar.org
• Wikipedia
  We are building an open-content encyclopedia in many languages.
• The Wayback Machine
  Tied to a database of 10 billion archived Web pages.
• BBC: Languages
  Glossaries and helpful sound files.
• Acronym Finder
  "The web's most comprehensive database of acronyms, abbreviations, and initialisms. 212,000-plus definitions!"
• Voycabulary
  Don't know a word used on a site? Enter the URL into this page and it gives you a new page in which you can click on any word on the page to find it's meaning.
• World.altavista.com
  Instant translation for several languages.
• WorldTime
  An interactive world atlas, information on local time as well as sunrise and sunset times in several hundred cities, and a database of public holidays worldwide.
• All in One Search Page
  Search more than 800 databases, directories and more.
• Smarting Surfing Links
  A Columbia University professor offers tips on searching on the Web.
• The Mobile Recording Company
  Recording all things acoustic in live spaces. ENIAR supporters
• HTML Shrinker Light
  
• Lugansk Art Gallery
  Ukranian web-based gallery.
• Word Power Books
  Scotland's radical bookshop, based in Edinburgh.
• Red Pepper Directory
  Of UK-based radical and community organisations
• Tourism Information Network
  This Web site features a comprehensive directory of links to collections of online resources in the tourism and hospitality fields. The subjects covered are aboriginal tourism, cultural tourism, educational travel and responsible tourism. There are also collections of links for worldwide government tourist offices, hospitality and tourism consultants, tourism associations, tourism and leisure conferences, research resources and tourism journals and publications, some of which are full text, others are contents only.
  
• eActivist.org
  Works to encourage electronic activism and civic participation by providing a collection of simple, easy-to-use progressive electronic actions and tools for the eActivist. We partner with highly respected organizations from around the globe to deliver the best of electronic activism in a fast and effective format.
• Australian Cultural Network
• Posters-Shop
  High Quality Posters. Wide selection of vintage poster, movies posters and thousands more in our gallery you can find movie, inspirational, space art posters from around the globe
• HaveYouThought.com
  Leonard Peltier, Native American prisoner: A Living Memoir with Artifacts & Companion Website
• Hawaii Nation Website
• Indigenous Dialogues
• Indigenous Peoples Council on Biocolonialism
  
• Indigenous Peoples Site
  Network for indigenous peoples. Access tools, papers and much more.
• Aboriginal Connections
  A comprehensive web directory presenting categorized information to Canadian Aboriginal, Native American Indian and International Indigenous sites on the world wide web.
• Alliance For Native American Indian Rights
• Arts Management Network :: International Information Service for Culture and Management
  
• British Nuclear Testing in Australia
• Color Lines
  "We bring together the leading thinkers and organizers of color and the leading writers on race to speak on the issues, the organizing, the arts, the ideas of our time."
• Maralinga - Our Own Shame
  UK site about nuclear testing in Australia
• MichaelMoore.com

Facts and explanations. debate, newspaper indices

• Report by UN Special Rapporteur, Commission on
  Human Rights: Mission to Australia (PDF doc)
• Face the Facts
  Excellent introductory guide to the issues, written by the Federal Race Discrimination Commissioner — Who is an Aboriginal or Torres Strait Islander person? What is Reconciliation? What is self-determination? Where do Indigenous people live today? ...
  You can also download this file from the ENIAR site in PDF format (121kb file)
• Rebutting the Myths
  Reconciliation and Social Justice Library
• As a Matter of Fact: Sacred Sites
  ATSIC
• Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Australians
  AusStats statistical profile from the 1996 Census
• Population Issues: Indigenous Australians
  Australian Bureau of Statistics, 15 February 1999.
• Reconciliation Australia site
• A Guide to Indigenous Issues in Australia
  
• Aboriginal Studies Webquest
• oz-WebQuests
• ATSIC Classroom Activities
  
• OnlineOpinion: First Peoples
  Web magazine devoted to politics.
• Treaty with white Australians
  The Australian Institute of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Studies has produced a Web site of historically significant documents relating to the idea of a treaty between Indigenous Australians and white Australians.
• Data, reports and documents on reconciliation can be found at the Reconciliation Australia site (formerly Council for
  Aboriginal Reconciliation).
• Subject Guide to Indigenous Australian Studies
  
• Aboriginal and Islander history: An introduction
• Indigenous People of Australia
  Offering access to resources on indigenous people of Australia with regard to art, culture, education, environment, health, media, social development, tribes, and women.
• Aboriginal Flag 
  Image, description, and history of the flag.
• Torres Strait Islander Flag 
  Image, description and history of the flag.
• A Guide to Indigenous Issues in Australia
  Information and resources on Australian and American Politics.
• Aboriginal & Torres Strait Islander Protocols For Libraries, Archives & Information Services
  
  

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