One of New Zealand’s most original creative exports,filmmaker and actor Taika Waititi is the king of the oddball.
“We need to heal through honest and open dialogue,without the rancour and discord,” Dodson said,in his valedictory speech to parliament.
Patrick Dodson,brought low by cancer and exhausted by its treatment,announces his retirement from the Senate,still thinking of a better future for Australians.
From one campaign to the next,Nathan Appo is continuing to show up for his community.
Muriel Demarcus,whose husband recently controversially resigned as Rio Tinto boss,has left the Australian Institute of Company Directors over its Voice support.
Just a third of Australians support treaty and truth-telling processes between the federal government and Indigenous Australians following the Voice referendum.
On the Voice to parliament referendum – and public housing – author Tony Birch doesn’t spare either side of politics. Nor,for that matter,the Indigenous leaders of his generation.
Counsellors at a crisis support line for First Nationals people are reporting a significant rise in racism and abuse directed towards the Indigenous community.
How do we understand the world without seeing it? How do we understand each other without meeting face to face?
In the Lorraine Motel car park,some 55 years after that shot rang out in a Memphis sky,a holidaying Brisbane journalist found himself seeking some news from home. It wasn’t good.
The private meetings are one of the first signs that the federal government is working behind the scenes on a plan B to address Indigenous disadvantage.