Four Corners’ Fishbowl Journalism Does More Damage To Aboriginal People
Last night Four Corners pointed its lens into a few Aboriginal communities in Western Australia…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.
Bill To Assist Case Of Murdered Bowraville Children Introduced To Parliament
A bill aiming to clear the way for the trials of three Aboriginal children murdered…More
COAG Urged To Fight Root Causes Of Indigenous Incarceration
Broad sweeping statements about family violence in Aboriginal communities and calls to punish perpetrators more…More
Glimmer Of Hope Emerges For Families Of Aboriginal Children Murdered In Bowraville
There is a glimmer of hope still shining through the injustice that has clouded the…More
Resistance To Closure Of Remote Aboriginal Communities Continues With Protests Around The Country
Thousands of Australians are expected to turn up at protests around the country, for the…More
WA Government Deregisters World's Oldest Rock Art Collection As Sacred Site
The world’s oldest and largest collection of rock art – the Burrup Peninsula, or Murujuga,…More
The Other Victims of State Sanctioned Murder In Indonesia
A West Papuan independence activist, who has been in exile for 12 years after escaping…More
Champion Of Indigenous Rights Ray Jackson Dies
A champion of Indigenous rights passed away last night. Ray Jackson, President and founder of…More
Aboriginal Group To Shadow ANZAC Day March And Highlight Frontier Wars
It’s the war that Australia doesn’t like to remember, but that has never deterred the…More
'Systemic Racism' Of WA Remote Community Closures Savaged At United Nations
The WA government’s plans to close up to 150 remote Aboriginal communities, and wind back…More