Gallipoli Could Never Define Australia Like This War Did
It’s a small sacrifice intended to recognise a far bigger one. Every year, thousands of…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.
Deadline For Response To Bowraville Inquiry Looms
The NSW government says it will finally deliver its response to a parliamentary report designed…More
Unions Slam Closure Of Remote Aboriginal Communities In WA
The peak body representing Australian workers has condemned the planned closures of up to 150…More
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
Calls For Inquiry Into Killing Of Four West Papuan Students After Shocking Video Released
Indonesia’s Human Rights Commission has recommended an inquiry into a 2014 massacre in West Papua…More
Recognise Cracks Deepen As Tasmanian Leader Says Referendum Won't Bring Justice
A prominent Aboriginal lawyer says there has never been a “damaging split” in the contentious…More
The Hunt For Billy Gordon
It’s an old American adage that says any child, regardless of their colour, or gender…More
Vanuatu Still Smiling In The Face Of a Major Humanitarian Crisis
Pastor John Morris is a man with a big smile, a West Papuan independence sticker…More
The Happiest Place On Earth: Vanuatu Smiles In The Face Of Devastation
One of the first things Uncle Simil Johnson, a proud Tanna man, the chair of…More
Rosalie Kunoth-Monks And Amy McQuire To Speak At Redfern Forum This Friday
Iconic Central Australian Aboriginal leader Rosalie Kunoth-Monks – the first female Aboriginal actor and the…More