Anita Heiss: "I am incredibly proud to be part of a thriving organisation and to lend my name and time to NASCA, which is fully governed by an all-Aboriginal board. From what I understand, we are the only organisation in the field who can claim that."

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The issue is whether those benefits designed to assist Aboriginal people out of their desperate poverty should be more sharply targeted at those with a genuine need.

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Except for the missing warfare, the relationship between these two towns is eerily similar to the animosity between Israel and Gaza.

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An important book now available in an electronic edition with a new introduction to the 2012 edition by Gary Johns.

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Should Australia recognise Aboriginal customary law? In this clearheaded essay the late Kenneth Maddock explores a subject which has grave implications for modern Australia.

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Gary Johns: “Coronation Hill, the gold, platinum and palladium mine became a park. A result of environmental and Aboriginal myth-making and mischief-making. I thought it was a daft way to run a nation.”

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Extract from Relhiperra: About Aborigines by Paul G. E. Albrecht. Relhiperra, first published by the Bennelong Society, is available as a free Quadrant ebook.

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He is no constitutional authority. He is a law student, and a badly misinformed one at that.

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The report to change the Constitution to recognize indigenous people is written in bad faith. It attempts to intimidate Australians by exploiting the emotions of guilt and shame.

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Ssssh: “Listening respectfully to the ideas and feedback provided by Indigenous staff members and not interrupting.”

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