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Blak representation in schools is imperative

“It is 2019 and yet the number of Indigenous educators has not improved much”

As queer Indigenous people we know a thing or two about days of action – IDAHOBIT

Today is IDAHOBIT, the International Day Against Homophobia, Biphobia, Intersexism and Transphobia.

Jana Stewart – Labor candidate for Kooyong

I believe in an Australia where children can rise above their circumstances. Where, as a community, we provide the stepping stones for people to set their own directions.

Karen Wyld

Indigenous candidates have Canberra on their radars

On Saturday 18 May 2019 Australia heads to the polls. In this Federal Election, there are at least twenty Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander candidates.

Dr Chelsea Bond delivers a masterclass in Indigenous Excellence

You may have heard a collective triumphant cheer emanating from Indigenous people on Twitter the other night.

Daniel James

Elections to be held for the First Peoples of Victoria Assembly

Yesterday, two elections were called. One that will help determine what kind of country we want to be, how we see ourselves. The other will determine who will form government. One takes place every three years, the other once in a generation.

Luke Pearson

The White Genocide Theory and Australian Politics

By now I’m sure everyone is aware that Senator Fraser Anning is a racist.

Luke Pearson

Is the definition of racism racist?

Racism is even evident in the dictionary definition of racism.

Nathan Bird (aka BIRDZ)

My music is a declaration of survival

My name is Nathan Bird; I am a proud Butchulla man and recording artist known as Birdz.

Luke Pearson

It’s not a few bad apples, it is the whole damn tree

In 2010, in response to an ASIO security assessment, the Rudd/Gillard government released a White Paper that claimed Islamic extremism was the number one threat to Australia.

James Saunders

Congratulations to the winners of the 2018 Indigenous STEM Awards

The Indigenous STEM Awards recognise, reward and celebrate the achievements of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander students and scientists who are studying and working in the science, technology, engineering and mathematics (STEM) field.

Daniel James

Hold onto your combs, hide your toothbrushes One Nation is here

One Nation announcing ‘policies’ they know will never be implemented but which they hope will stir up enough racism to score them a few extra redneck votes… ?

Dr. Tracy Westerman

Why don’t Indigenous suicides matter?

The deafening silence across this country following the latest Coronial Inquiry into the suicide deaths of 13 young Aboriginal people in the Kimberley extended beyond the usual non-coverage by mainstream media.

Kane van Diermen

Putting down my masks

When I thought about my experience being a queer blackfulla, I thought to myself, “what experience”?

Sam Pilkington

I do not belong in the inbetween

I am a Kalkadoon woman. I grew up on Gubbi Gubbi Country. I also have Syrian and North African heritage that I am extremely proud of. I am also queer.

Luke Pearson

IndigenousX announces ‘One Nation Rescue Plan’

At the same time as One Nations' Aboriginal Rescue Plan, IndigenousX announces its own One Nation Rescue Plan.

Peter Waples-Crowe

InsideOUT

Why am I constantly on the outside?

Shirleen Campbell

For us, they are not just numbers, they are real women who matter

My name is Shirleen Campbell. I’m a mum, a grandmother, an aunty, a daughter, a sister, a wife and a proud Warlpiri and Arrernte woman who is a third generation resident of an Alice Springs Town Camp, Lhenpe Artnwe, better known as Hoppy’s Camp.

Blak representation in schools is imperative

As queer Indigenous people we know a thing or two about days of action – IDAHOBIT

Jana Stewart – Labor candidate for Kooyong

Indigenous candidates have Canberra on their radars

Dr Chelsea Bond delivers a masterclass in Indigenous Excellence

Elections to be held for the First Peoples of Victoria Assembly

The White Genocide Theory and Australian Politics

Is the definition of racism racist?

My music is a declaration of survival

It’s not a few bad apples, it is the whole damn tree

Congratulations to the winners of the 2018 Indigenous STEM Awards

Hold onto your combs, hide your toothbrushes One Nation is here

Why don’t Indigenous suicides matter?

Putting down my masks

I do not belong in the inbetween

IndigenousX announces ‘One Nation Rescue Plan’

InsideOUT

For us, they are not just numbers, they are real women who matter

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