Qld Aboriginal mission bones 'not human' A Queensland police probe of bone fragments found near the former Deebing Creek Aboriginal Mission has found they are "not human", the government says. AAP · Nov 15, 2022
Adam Goodes working behind the scenes for referendum on Uluru Statement as athletes increasingly realise influence AFL great Adam Goodes and fellow sporting stars are planning to rally support for the "yes" case in the upcoming referendum on the Uluru Statement. It comes as more professional athletes work to influence public debate outside the confines of sport. ABC News · Nov 7, 2022
Cassius Turvey: studious, joyful and proud – a nation mourns a young life taken Indigenous teen, 15, was allegedly murdered in Perth. Campaigners say too often Black children are ‘excluded, bullied and attacked’ across Australia The Guardian - AU · Nov 4, 2022
Land rights activist is NT's Aust of Year Northern Land Council chair Samuel Bush-Blanasi has been named 2023 NT Australian of the Year at the Darwin Convention Centre. AAP · Oct 31, 2022
Archie Roach and Ruby Hunter to be celebrated with statue in Fitzroy A sculpture honouring the late First Nations musicians will be unveiled next year on the streets they knew so well, with support from Victorian government The Guardian - AU · Oct 26, 2022
Lidia Thorpe Messed Up, But The Backlash Shows WoC In Politics Are Held To A Different Standard The vitriol spat at Lidia Thorpe about her undisclosed relationship shows First Nations women in politics are held to a different standard. Pedestrian.tv · Oct 25, 2022
Lidia Thorpe says she is ‘not going anywhere’ as Senate investigates relationship with ex-bikie Greens senator insists information received during time on parliamentary law enforcement committee ‘was treated in confidence’ The Guardian - AU · Oct 25, 2022
Senator Lidia Thorpe says she has no intention of leaving politics over undisclosed relationship Victorian Greens senator Lidia Thorpe has addressed the Senate chamber over her failure to disclose a past relationship with a former bikie while she was sitting on a law enforcement committee. ABC News · Oct 25, 2022
Lidia Thorpe Refers Herself To Senate Privileges Committee Over Old Relo W/ Ex-Bikie Senator Thorpe says she's "more than willing to participate in any inquiry". Pedestrian.tv · Oct 24, 2022
Lidia Thorpe to refer herself to privileges committee over relationship with ex-bikie Greens senator’s move heads off hostile referral by Coalition over possible perceived conflict of interest due to former role on law enforcement committee The Guardian - AU · Oct 24, 2022
Calls for investigation into Lidia Thorpe's potential conflicts of interest Greens Senator Lidia Thorpe is facing an internal investigation and the prospect of parliamentary censure, following revelations she failed to disclose a relationship with a former bikie boss. ABC News · Oct 21, 2022
Lidia Thorpe says she ‘will not be campaigning no’ against Indigenous voice to parliament Tom Calma, who is helping design the voice, says the Greens are unnecessarily adding to confusion over upcoming referendum The Guardian - AU · Oct 11, 2022
A Huge Briggs-Curated Festival Celebrating First Nations Music Is Landing In Vic Next Month First & Forever is headed to the Gathering Place, Hanging Rock in late November. Pedestrian.tv · Oct 5, 2022
Labor has a ‘sequential’ plan to reach voters undecided on Indigenous voice, Linda Burney says Minister says it’s important to modernise the ‘mechanics’ of how to hold a referendum before Australians are asked to vote in late 2023 The Guardian - AU · Sep 28, 2022
ABC News · Sep 21, 2022 Indigenous Australians Minister Linda Burney tells AFL to take Hawthorn club allegations seriously Linda Burney says all sporting clubs and codes should carefully examine their relationships with First Nations players following allegations about Hawthorn Football Club.
AAP · Aug 25, 2022 Voice won't usurp closing gap: Burney Indigenous Australians Minister Linda Burney says work on a voice to parliament won't come at the expense of closing the gap outcomes.
ABC News · Aug 22, 2022 Archie Roach honoured as crowds pay respects during final journey to Gunditjmara country for private burial Much-loved Indigenous singer Archie Roach makes the long journey home from the inner suburbs of Melbourne to the windswept south-west Victorian coast, where he will be laid to rest.
ABC News · Aug 16, 2022 Linda Burney leaves all options on Voice to Parliament open ahead of meeting with states and territories The federal Indigenous Affairs minister will meet with her state and territory counterparts in Canberra for the first time since the Prime Minister announced a proposed referendum question at the Garma festival.
The Guardian - AU · Aug 5, 2022 ‘A civil, mature conversation’: architects of the Uluru Statement make plea for consensus on referendum Indigenous leaders say a voice to parliament is the best way to make a material difference to the lives of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people
The Guardian - AU · Aug 5, 2022 ‘This joint is important’: Linda Burney issues ultimatum over future of Redfern’s National Centre of Indigenous Excellence Minister for Indigenous Australians says negotiating organisations have one week to agree on future of community centre
ABC News · Aug 5, 2022 Federal Minister Linda Burney says National Centre of Indigenous Excellence must stay open The Minister for Indigenous Australians tells the decision-makers who are closing the National Centre of Indigenous Excellence in inner Sydney they have "a week to get their acts together" to keep its doors open.
The Guardian - AU · Aug 3, 2022 In Archie Roach we have a quintessential example of how powerful a voice can be As we make progress on an Indigenous voice to parliament, the modern-day storyteller is a bold reminder of what speaking our stories could achieve
ABC News · Aug 1, 2022 Constitution should recognise Indigenous people as first Australians, says Noel Pearson The Albanese government's proposal to enshrine an Indigenous advisory body in the constitution should include words that formally recognise Indigenous people as Australia's first inhabitants, advocate Noel Pearson says.
AAP · Jul 31, 2022 Voice will be practical, symbolic: Burney While an Indigenous Voice to parliament will be symbolic, the Indigenous Australians minister says the body would also bring practical outcomes.
ABC News · Jul 31, 2022 In the days after his death, those touched by Archie Roach open up about the legacy he leaves behind Australians from all walks of life reflect on the life of singer-songwriter Archie Roach, his work towards reconciliation, the legacy he left behind and the work still left to do.