Dr Ulita Nair, General Practitioner , with 50 years experience, in Malaysia, Pakistan, suburban Australia and remote Aboriginal communities. ..Thrown out of Australian motel for being too brown

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1. Date: 2008-10-07 07:39:15
Subject: Dr Ulita Nair, General Practitioner , with 50 years experience, in Malaysia, Pakistan, suburban Australia and remote Aboriginal communities. ..Thrown out of Australian motel for being too brown
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6 October 2008
Dr Ulita Nair

listen now | download audio
http://www.abc.net.au/rn/latenightlive/stories/2008/
2381221.htm
.
. This program features Dr Ulita Nair. As a young child in pre WW2
Malaya, she watched three of her siblings die from preventable
illnesses. It was the motivation for her to become a doctor, and this
year is her 50th year as a qualified GP, having practised medicine in
some of the most challenging health environments in the world:
Malaysia, rural Pakistan and remote Aboriginal communities in the
Northern Territory australia.

Guests

Dr Ulita Nair
General Practitioner with 50 years experience, in Malaysia, Pakistan,
suburban Australia and remote Aboriginal communities. Throw out of
Australian motel for being too brown
.
Presenter

Phillip Adams

http://www.abc.net.au/rn/latenightlive/
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All set for Luhrmann tourism 50 million ad campaign

Brown people removed and history adjusted for white tourists
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http://indigenousrights.net.au/section.asp?sID=11
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Gurindji_strike
October 7, 2008 - 3:29PM
Advertisement

Federal Tourism Minister Martin Ferguson on Wednesday launches a new
global advertising campaign for Tourism Australia by Hollywood
director Baz Luhrmann.

The $50 million campaign aims to capitalise on the anticipated success
of Luhrmann's epic film, Australia.

In the film, Nicole Kidman plays an English aristocrat who comes to
northern Australia in the 1930s to sell a cattle property the size of
Belgium.

She becomes caught in the bombing of Darwin during World War II with a
drover played by Hugh Jackman.

Mr Ferguson announced the idea for the unique tourism push earlier
this year.

"The movie has the capacity to redefine the way Australians and the
rest of the world see Australia as a destination, and it is up to all
of us to capture that potential for the Australian tourism industry,"
he said at the time.

He will give a sneak preview of the advertisements in Sydney on
Wednesday ahead of their global release.

The campaign is expected to run from this month until the middle of
next year, which is peak season for decision making and buying among
holidaymakers in most of the world.

The film is due for release on November 26 in 70 countries.
http://news.theage.com.au/national/all-set-for-luhrm
ann-tourism-ad-campaign-20081007-4vlg.html