Who watches the watchers?
From the National Justice project Aboriginal citizen journalists to use social media to hold police accountable and make communities safer.
Indigenous
Standing Rock Sioux have a significant legal victory
The Standing Rock Sioux Tribe won a victory in the federal court on 14 of June, in relation to its efforts to protect its traditional…
Uluru Indigenous Convention goes for a treaty
Contributed by Jim Hayes The Uluru Convention of 250 leaders of Australia’s First Nations has ended up rejecting the focus on constitutional recognition, in favour…
First Nations meeting at Uluru Convention
Contributed by Ugly Hundreds of First Australians have turned up at Uluru, in order to participate in a three-day convention that will discuss an insertion…
Brandis interferes in Adani native title court case
This article has come in from Adrian Burragubba of the Wangan and Jagalingou Traditional Owners Council The Attorney General, George Brandis, has intervened in a…
The government is coming for the lands of Australia’s first peoples
Contributed by Adrian Burragubba and Murrawah Johnson for the Wangan & Jagalingou Traditional Owners Council Once again, the Government is coming after our lands. We…
Australian governments are accused of failing indigenous peoples
Contributed from Queensland The Oxfam report released on 11 April shows that Australian governments have failed to achieve meaningful change for Aboriginal and Torres Strait…
Video: International Mapuche solidarity delegation harassed by Chilean police
The news comes from Lasnet (The Latin American Solidarity Network), which is an independent group of Latin Americans and others who work to build bridges with the…
Thousands call for Aboriginal flag to be displayed on Sydney Harbour Bridge
The following by From Nakari Thorpe of Indigenous NTIV News, supports the call for the raising of the Aboriginal flag on Sydney Harbour bridge,…
