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Following the no vote of last year’s Voice to Parliament referendum, the Federal government is still looking at reconciliation strategies to close the gap for Indigenous Australians. First Nations people have been fighting for Treaty for decades, promised by Bob Hawke’s Labor government in the 80s, but has still yet to be implemented. So how …
As a number of First Nations communities end a week of silence following the outcome of the referendum, many across the country have turned their heads back to The Uluru Statement From The Heart. Its three requests state: Voice, Treaty and Truth. With Australia voting NO to a Federal Voice on October 14, some activists …
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Almost a month ago, thousands gathered on Kaurna Yarta for the Survival Day rally, joining thousands more across unceded Aboriginal lands, calling for justice for First Nations people. Nunga Wangga reporter and presenter Cooper Lawson was on the ground and spoke with protestors about why they were marching. The following audio also features Kaurna and …
The Australian Government has plans to implement a Voice to Parliament for First Nations people to advise on national policies. But Indigenous communities are advocating for treaty before a voice to parliament, and culturally and linguistically diverse communities are showing their solidarity. The Palestinian community is strongly showing solidarity, particularly with the conflict …
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