A question of law or politics? Indigenous claims to sovereignty in Australia
Syracuse Journal of International Law and Commerce
Category: Truth Telling
Araatika! Rise Up
A group of NRL greats get together to create a pre-game ceremony to celebrate Aboriginal cultures, respond to the Maori Haka, and […]
Truth, justice and resolution are universal needs
Murder, accident, suicide? Mysterious death of Sydney police officer re-examined after 90 years. For Peter Nash, now 91, the ruling has lifted […]
Indigenous boxer and Olympian fought for his country, but battled for respect and recognition
A show about one of Australia’s first Indigenous Olympians, who fought at the 1964 Tokyo games, will make its debut on Monday […]
Remembering the Freedom Riders, 60 years after they exposed segregation in Australia
Aunty Sandra Buchanan can walk freely today around her much-loved town of Bowraville in regional New South Wales, but her life hasn’t […]
Aubrey Lynch, a Wongatha elder, remembers when he and his mother couldn’t get into Kalgoorlie’s town centre.
“If you were seen in town, you got put in jail.”
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 […]
Aboriginal Support Circle Online Monthly Meetings
Event description Join a supportive online group of older women who are interested in understanding more about Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander […]