Parliamentary Paralysis Continues To Gut First Nations Fishing Rights
Seven years after amendments were drafted in NSW to recognize the cultural fishing rights of…More
Browsing: Indigenous affairs
The Road to a Treaty
Our nation’s future lies in settling the demons of our past. A Treaty with Australia’s First Peoples is…More
The Silver Lining When Bill Leak Wins His Racial Discrimination Case
You win some, you lose some. And New Matilda editor Chris Graham thinks Aboriginal Australia…More
Warren Mundine Complains About Aboriginal Silence, Instead Of Government Inaction On Family Violence
The ‘enduring silence’ on Aboriginal violence isn’t coming from the Aboriginal community, writes Michael Brull.…More
Kalgoorlie Uprising: Black Man’s Victim. White Man’s Culprit, And The Twisted Psychology Of Racially Motivated Crime and Punishment
Why do Australians turn away when another justice fails Aboriginal people? Dr Lissa Johnson explains…More
25 Indigenous Identified Queensland Ambulance Jobs Up For Grabs
A freebie for the Queensland Ambulance service (because our editor is now based up there,…More
The Indefinite Detention Without Trial Of Aboriginal People
The uprising in Kalgoorlie was a cry for reform of a failing justice system, writes…More
White Man’s Manslaughter. Black Man’s Murder. White Man’s Riot. Black Man’s Uprising.
The violent clashes between police and protestors in Kalgoorlie yesterday followed the charging of a…More
The Black Deaths In Custody Hotline That Kicks In After You’ve Been Arrested For No Crime
Two Aboriginal deaths in custody in a month, and yet public debate has been muted…More
Black And Blue: Leon Petrou And Police Brutality At Its Finest
Later this week, an investigation by the Brisbane Indigenous Media Association will reveal details of…More