Tag: Indigenous Australians
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‘Everyone can do more’: Amplifying Indigenous voices beyond NAIDOC week
As NAIDOC celebrations come to a close, OTR reporter Simone Pickstock reviews whether Australia’s political and cultural institutions are doing enough to Heal Country.
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Adelaide rally reflects sustained momentum for change
30 years since the Royal Commission into Aboriginal Deaths in Custody, pleas and passion for change were heard in Tarntanyangga/Victoria Square.
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Dear Settlers: paying the rent and your respect this January 26 and beyond
A letter detailing what you should know and do this January 26 and beyond.
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NAIDOC Week: Where and when you can attend the celebrations in South Australia
Always Was, Always Will Be. The theme for this year’s NAIDOC Week pays homage to the First Nations people who have occupied and cared for this continent for over 65,000 years. Here is a quick overview of some of the events and celebrations happening this NAIDOC Week.
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Indigenous and remotely located children are more likely to receive child protection care than those in major cities, but why is this?
Indigenous and remotely located children are more likely to receive child protection care than children in major cities, according to a Child Protection Report from March 2020, but what are the circumstances that lead to this?
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Social distancing ‘logistically impossible’ for Aboriginal Australians living in overcrowded, remote communities
Social distancing has become the norm throughout the country in recent weeks, but is it actually viable for every Australian?
ontherecordunisa.com.au 