During every AFL match Adam Goodes’ movements were tracked by a global satellite network and a small device on his back. Now he’s turned that data into art.
The AFL’s loss is seemingly Australian soccer’s gain,as the Sydney Swans legend formalises his links to a code he says was his first love and continuing his disassociation with the one that helped make him famous.
A new literary award focusing on First Nations authors and stories is underwritten by the Wilderness Society.
The Swans champion continues to distance himself from the AFL,but he still embraces the club that staunchly supported him during the shameful booing episode in 2015.
Leon Egan believes Hawthorn are genuinely trying to make changes,but he said the club in the past had dealt with Indigenous issues in a “tokenistic” fashion.
Former Carlton and Adelaide player Eddie Betts says he was racially abused his entire career but feared speaking up for years because he was worried he would suffer the same fate as Adam Goodes.
Race questions are not just confined to sport. All organisations need to critically examine how they deal with diversity in their ranks.
Seeing an image of West Coast star Liam Ryan’s children used as a vehicle for racism made me angry. Are we going to wait for something to blow up before we force social media companies to act?
Anti-racism classes in which white people must accept their inherent prejudice are just one way in which this American academic is trying to change behaviour.
Inspired to share the stories of First Nations people,Adam Goodes has released the first of a series of children’s books.
In a revealing interview,Adam Goodes has spoken about his new perspective for the 2013 incident with a 13-year-old girl and why he uses his sad exit from the AFL as a teaching tool.