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David Prestipino

  • Digital Marketing Manager, Fogarty Wine Group
As seen in: MSN Australia, Stuff.co.nz, Sydney Morning Herald, Traveller, The Age, The Sunday Age, The Canberra Times, Perth Now, Brisbane Times, The West Australian and
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Badimia Barna strikes gold with Native Title mining deal

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By David Prestipino
| NIT (National Indigenous Times) Verified
Badimia people and businesses are set to share in employment, training, contracting and financial benefits from the proposed Youanmi gold mine in Western Australia after a new Native Title mining agreement was reached with Rox Resources. The agreement establishes a long-term benefits-sharing framework between Rox and the Badimia Barna people, as well as upfront payments and production-based royalties.
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Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander cultures fuel international tourism interest

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By David Prestipino
| NIT (National Indigenous Times) Verified
International demand for Aboriginal food, art and cultural experiences is turning business opportunities into sustainable and viable tourism operations. Key points: • Tourism Australia's latest data shows massive surge • International interest led by the UK and China • Indigenous food experiences lead demand Latest data from Tourism Australia shows a record 1.25 million overseas trips in the past year included an Indigenous experience, a 6.7 per cent jump in 12 months.
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Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander cultures fuel international tourism interest

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By David Prestipino
| theibr.com.au
International demand for Aboriginal food, art and cultural experiences is turning business opportunities into sustainable and viable tourism operations. Key points: • Tourism Australia's latest data shows massive surge • International interest led by the UK and China • Indigenous food experiences lead demand Latest data from Tourism Australia shows a record 1.25 million overseas trips in the past year included an Indigenous experience, a 6.7 per cent jump in 12 months.
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