If you have no idea what Native title is, or what the difference between Native title and land rights is, this site is worth a look. The site explains how to make a Native title claim and details the lengthy process. Easily Australia's most successful Aboriginal musical export, Yothu Yindi has produced a stunning site to showcase the band. You can listen to music samples, watch video clips and find tour dates. The Arrernte Aboriginal tribal group, 100km south of Alice Springs, has run the centre since 1995.
Online visitors can study the culture, peruse an art gallery and book a desert tour.
The truly adventurous can step in to the Didgeridoo University of Central Australia. Odd as this sounds, it contains a detailed tutorial outlining the intricacies of mastering the didgeridoo, including circular breathing and how to make owl and kookaburra sounds. Babies born to Indigenous women are twice as likely to have a low birth weight, and the level of kidney failure among Indigenous people has reached epidemic proportions. Barely three months old, this well-developed site is full of such glum statistics and health information for Indigenous Australians. There is a noticeboard for job vacancies, a listing of upcoming health conferences and even a medical glossary.