A COPY OF THE DOCUMENT = SENT OUT=20 SECRETLY FROM THE AISC

If this secret form was = sent out to=20 Caucasian amateur boxers there would be a public uproar this is how = Australian=20 Caucasian amateur boxers are treated with contempt and it will continue = while=20 you all sit on your arses DOING ABSOLUTELY NOTHING REGARDING YOUR HUMAN = RIGHTS.=20

SO YOU DESERVE=20 IT

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⁪=20 Yes I am of Aboriginal or = Torres=20 Strait Islander origin

⁪=20 Yes I am fully committed = to boxing=20 at the London 2012 Olympic Games, and if selected for scholarship would = relocate=20 to the AIS Boxing program in Canberra

⁪ Yes I have read and understood the privacy=20 statement

On submitting this form = your=20 details will be sent to our Talent Search Coordinator. We may contact = you if you=20 fit the profile of potential athletes we are looking=20 for.

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Australian Sports = Commission=20 looking for Indigenous boxing athletes

Monday, 27 November 2006. = Australian Sports Commission, 23 November 2006

The Australian Sports = Commission's=20 National Boxing Talent Identification and Development program (NTID) is = looking=20 for Indigenous athletes who think have what it takes to make it = to the=20 top of the sport of boxing.

Try out sessions for = Indigenous=20 athletes will be held across Australia and 30 athletes will be asked = to=20 attend a training camp at the AIS in Canberra.

NTID Co-ordinator, Dr = Jason Gulbin,=20 said a number of full time AIS training positions will be offered to = those who=20 demonstrate exceptional ability.

"Those athletes who = attend the camp=20 will continue to be monitored with the possibility of further training=20 opportunities," Dr Gulbin said.

The program is looking = for athletes=20 [Ingenious ONLY] aged between 16 and 27 and while amateur boxing = experience=20 would be an advantage

it's not=20 essential.

Started under the Olympic = Athlete=20 Program in 1997, the AIS boxing program has consistently developed medal = winning=20 athletes, under the experience eye of Coach Bodo = Andreass.

At this year's Melbourne=20 Commonwealth Games, AIS scholarship holders won gold in the 75 and = 91-kilogram=20 classes and bronze in the 57, 60, 81 and 91+ kilogram=20 classes.

Further information and=20 registration details can be found at the following link:=20 www.ais.org.auftalentfboxing

For inquiries or to = register your=20 interest in this program please call the Australian Sports Commission on = (02)=20 6214 7216

Source: ASC=20 http://www.cnet.nao.net.au

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