UWA knocks back ‘from the river to the sea’ banner-painting event
Pro-Palestinian activists at the University of Western Australia have complained they were denied permission to paint a banner on campus with the slogan ‘from the river to the sea’.
Pro-Palestinian activists at the University of Western Australia have complained they were denied permission to paint a banner on campus with the slogan ‘from the river to the sea’.
An economic plan being drawn up by Labor would see Indigenous organisations in remote communities become builders and aged-care providers.
Business leaders want a bipartisan commitment to fast-track the expansion of the North West Shelf gas project and end six years of deliberations.
A prominent Indigenous law academic says he would not follow Macquarie University’s example of assessing law students on how they deliver a welcome to country speech, unless there was a specific reason to do so.
A landmark High Court ruling that native title is property has left state governments and miners grappling with the consequences.
The commonwealth’s exposure to billions in compensation warrants a serious exploration of how Australia can formally settle with its past, Indigenous leader Peter Yu says.
Co-author Pat Turner said all governments must begin to do what they told Scott Morrison they would do in 2020 when they agreed to be part of the rewritten Closing the Gap agreement.
Steep increases in the numbers of Indigenous adults jailed across the NT, Queensland and Western Australia threaten to derail the refreshed Closing the Gap agreement signed in 2020.
Closing the Gap still offers the best hope we have for a turnaround in Indigenous incarceration rates and other improvements.
The Albanese government is bracing for a nationwide wave of compensation battles with Aboriginal groups after the High Court ruled native title is ‘property’.
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