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Comment, Opinion and Analysis

Hearing from the diverse voices on issues affecting First Nations people

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Lamb advert imagines Australia Day on ‘a date we can all agree on’

The campaign draws on the “good humoured rivalry” between Australia and New Zealand.

Opinion

Are we starting to see a shift in mainstream media? While sceptical, I’m positive.

OPINION: New Today host Brooke Boney cannot address every issue affecting our communities, but this week, she has shown she will not shy away from them went...

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Federation would be our Australia Day, except nobody wants to have a two-in-one public holiday

OPINION: In reality, 26 January never marked the commencement of “Australia”; it marked the commencement of British settlement on the continent.

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10 things you should know about January 26

As the highly political 26 January approaches, we reflect some of the important historical moments (beyond the First Fleet)

OPINION

Change the Date, but more importantly, change the decision on Uluru Statement

OPINION: Some may see Australia Day as a celebration of modern Australia, but at the heart of this modern country is the continued failure to hear Indigenous...

OPINION

There is no such thing as an 'Australian society'

OPINION: Australia's social fabric has become homogenised, but only so much as it kept those of non-Anglo decent at the fringes, writes Jack Wilkie-Jans.

OPINION

Western Civilisation degree arrives at UOW amidst lean investment in Indigenous Studies

OPINION: The Ramsey Centre's Western Civilisation degree has found a home at the University of Wollongong and is viewed by some critics as a rejection of...

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Former ATSIC head faces more fraud charges

Ex-ATSIC chief Geoff Clark faces more than 500 fraud, theft and deception charges.

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NITV News

'A hundred things' to fix before Australia Day, says Warren Mundine

The Liberal Party’s candidate for Gilmore says there are more urgent issues to address - drawing attention to the five Indigenous girls who took their lives.

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NITV News

'We've finally got the talking stick': Warwick Thornton on truth-telling through film

Acclaimed film-maker Warwick Thornton says Australia needs to reckon with its past before it's able to move forward and celebrate.

NITV News

They name-checked us out of nowhere: Rubeun Yorkshire speaks out

Since Mr Yorkshire was released from prison on Sunday, almost $80,000 has been raised to assist Aboriginal single mothers, who like Mr Yorkshire, have been...

NITV News

Yirri Yaarkin dancer falls victim to WA fine laws

Rubeun Yorkshire is being held in prison for $1700 of unpaid fines, despite having no prior criminal convictions.

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NITV News

Confrontation at the inaugural Indigenous Peoples March in Washington D.C

A confrontation at the Indigenous Peoples March in Washington provides a learning moment for Aboriginal delegates.

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SBS News

Warren Mundine vows he'll win over Gilmore residents after backlash over PM's decision

Prime Minister Scott Morrison has defended his decision to endorse Warren Mundine as the Liberal candidate in the marginal seat of Gilmore.

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SBS News

Letters sent to Indigenous Affairs Minister call on Australia to change the date

A series of letters sent to Indigenous Affairs Minister Nigel Scullion, released under Freedom of Information legislation, show concerns about the date of...

OPINION

We should let sunken endeavours rest

OPINION: Archaeologists believe they've found HMB Endeavour, but we do not need to continue Cook's legacy to find a symbol for our nation, writes Eddie Synot.

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