From 1973, a journey of land rights through the bush Fifty years of land rights are being marked in the red centre as the Central Land Council celebrates its past, present and future. AAP · Oct 5, 2024
Families of 1967 campaigners reflect on Indigenous rights on referendum anniversary More than half a century ago, Australians were asked to head to the polls in a referendum to recognise Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people as part of the population and allow the federal government to make laws for them. ABC News · May 27, 2023
'You can’t not bring your whole self to something': how Jewish Indigenous women are navigating their dual identities In 1965, James Spigelman joined Charlie Perkins and 30 other students on a bus ride around New South Wales to bring attention to the extent of racial discrimination in Australia. This would go on to be known as the Freedom Ride. The Conversation · May 22, 2023
‘People might cry’: welcome to the hilariously creepy world of Don’t Hug Me I’m Scared With its felt urinals, lashings of raw meat and coffins coming to life, this nightmarish puppet show has made the move from YouTube sensation to brilliant Channel 4 comedy. We meets its makers The Guardian - UK · Sep 12, 2022
Beyond The Comic Strip: what does ‘alternative comedy’ mean in 2022? A scene that started as a counter to straight standup at the end of the 1970s is still hard to peg – but it’s much more than just weird stuff that doesn’t work on telly The Guardian - UK · Jun 29, 2022