Colonial History
The Yoorrook Justice Commission's declaration of Victoria's colonial past as genocide has been welcomed by independent Senator Lidia Thorpe, who is calling on the federal government to support truth-t...
Canadian First Nations leaders have urged a halt to the auction of historic items with connections to Canada's Indigenous peoples. With Hudson's Bay Company going to court in pursuit of permission to...
An open letter from Renae Isaacs-Guthridge, Noongar and Yamatji Yorga with connections across Countries, including Wardandi Boodja. The recent controversy surrounding Jacinta Price's uninvited visit t...
Professor Ghillar, Michael Anderson, Convenor of the Sovereign Union and last surviving member of the founding four of the 1972 Aboriginal Embassy in Canberra has urged people to join the Commemorativ...
Cricket Australia's incoming CEO says the sports governing body will commemorate January 26 in future, after the organisation decided against referencing the national public holiday earlier this year.
Western Australian Premier Roger Cook has apologised for the atrocities committed against Aboriginal people on the island of Wadjemup/Rottnest Island.
The fall out of the Queensland government's decision to cancel the state's truth-telling inquiry continues, with Victoria's own truth-telling body labelling the decision "devastating".
My father taught me, at an early age, an invaluable lesson about using humour to navigate painful events. At school, I faced constant bullying and racial slurs, with derogatory slang reducing my Abori...
In marramarra: Indigenous artists making history visible, out 1 November, Indigenous artists, Elders and communities across the world tell their stories on their own terms through conversations, bilin...
Senator Lidia Thorpe says she had written a number of letters to King Charles III making her case for Treaty, land back and restorative justice before her protest made headlines around the world on Mo...
It'll be summertime soon and many West Australians will soon be frolicking in the sun at their beloved Rottnest Island. The fact that they'll be dancing on human graves as they've done for many years...
It's been a year since the Voice referendum and many First Nations peoples are still grieving the result. We are not just grieving the message it sent about Australia's relationship with its First Peo...
The school teacher's union has backed First Nations advocates over a new board game distributed to schools which "whitewashes... the true experiences of colonisation in this country".