Amy McQuire On Don Dale: 200 Years Of Trauma Through A CCTV Lens
The Four Corners revelations are disturbing but not shocking. They are the product of a…More
Author: Amy McQuire
Amy McQuire
A Darumbul woman from central Queensland, Amy McQuire is the former editor of the National Indigenous Times and Tracker magazine.
Without Video Evidence, Australians Find It Hard To Believe That Black Lives Matter
In the US, the omnipresence of video recording devices has challenged the power police have…More
More Aboriginal MPs Shouldn’t Let The Major Parties Off The Hook
The election of Linda Burney is welcome, but the real celebrations can only begin when…More
Bowraville Families Shocked But Cautious As Case Sent Back To Courts
After years of disappointment, the families of three Aboriginal children murdered 25 years ago have…More
Recognising Sovereignty: Bruce Pascoe’s Latest Book A Dark Horse To Lead Battle Over Unfinished Business
Amy McQuire interviews acclaimed First Nations author Bruce Pascoe, and asks the question why Australia…More
Bashing Blackface While The Real Structures Of Racism Endure
Another day, another blackface scandal. Settle in for a long ride because they won’t stop…More
Once Teary-Eyed, Baird’s Parliament Turns Its Back On Bowraville Families
With every step towards justice, the families of three Aboriginal children murdered in Bowraville have…More
Recognising The Truth About Treaty Through A Storm Of Constitutional Spin
More money has been allocated in the federal budget to the campaign for constitutional reform.…More
More Than A Voice: The Legacy Of Tiga Bayles
Amy McQuire celebrates the life of Tiga Bayles, a man who changed the face of…More
Black Women, And A Tale Of Two Commissions
After a Victorian inquiry into family violence handed down its findings last month, the state…More