Champion Of Indigenous Rights Ray Jackson Dies
A champion of Indigenous rights passed away last night. Ray Jackson, President and founder of…More
Search Results: Deaths in Custody (123)
Twenty-Four Years Later The Black Tears Still Flow
It has been 24 years today since the Royal Commission into Aboriginal Deaths in Custody.…More
‘Easy For The Taking’: Rape And Race In Australia
When one of Bobbi Sykes’ rapists was found guilty in 1961 he was dragged kicking…More
Why Students Are Boycotting A Scott Morrison Fundraiser At Their Former High School
Over 630 people have signed a petition expressing “outrage and disgust” at a fundraising event…More
Recognise: The Debate That Is Failing And Dividing Black Australia
Two years ago, Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people from all around the country blacked…More
Dying Like An Animal: The Price Of Empathy And How Governments Use Yours Against You
Everything you ever wanted to know about empathy, but were too upset to ask, from…More
Hal Wootten: Why I Signed Up To The Open Letter In Defence Of Gillian Triggs
Ten to 30 years ago, I frequently took part in public debates, but the years…More
They Came For The Abbott Spill, And Missed The Only Real Story In Town
Earlier this morning, the nation’s breakfast hosts assembled on the lawns of Parliament House, expecting…More
An Open Letter To Readers From Amy McQuire
Dear NM reader, I’ve always had a great respect for New Matilda, especially because it…More
"I Will Not Be Swallowed Up Into The Constitution": Rosalie Kunoth-Monks
The mainstream media remains fixated on constitutional reform, but First Nations from across the country…More