Putuparri and the Rainmakers
An Indigenous man with a Western upbringing attempts to reconnect with his ancestral lands and traditional culture. WATCH HERE A very moving […]
Category: Rights and justice
Is a vote “No” a “No” to everything?Pat Anderson AO & Prof Megan Davis AC
Since the referendum, we’ve seen the No vote used to justify rolling back symbolic recognition—like Welcome to Country and the flying of […]
Close the Gap 2025 Annual report
2025 Close the Gap Full Report
Three must-watch webinars on First Nations justice. Pat Anderson AO & Prof Megan Davis AC
Three important webinars are coming up, tackling key issues in First Nations justice, constitutional recognition, and political discourse. These sessions will bring […]
Collaborating for Indigenous rights
Collaborating for Indigenous Rights 1957–1973 Overview The fifteen years from the late 1950s to the early 1970s was a time of unusual […]
A question of law or politics? Indigenous claims to sovereignty in Australia
Syracuse Journal of International Law and Commerce
The community guide to the United Nations Rights of Indigenous peoples.
This guide is designed to assist Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people to learn about theUnited Nations Declaration on the Rights of […]
Coolbaroo League’s role in Aboriginal rights movement celebrated at Perth Festival
Socialising under surveillance. In the early 1950s, Aboriginal people’s lives were rigidly controlled. They were not allowed in the city, the so-called […]
Social Justice
Health / Employment / Housing / Education / Life expectancy / Child protection / Economic participation and empowerment What’s really happening in […]
Judicial System
Incarceration / Deaths in Custody / Change the record / Raise the Age / Justice re- investment “Every element of Banksia Hill […]