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She’ll always have Peris

  • Roger Franklin
  • 23rd January 2013
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To understand where Nova Peris stands on matters political, one place to start is Andrew Denton's 2003 Enough Rope interview. Her reluctance to say anything against ATSIC's scandal-plagued leadership must surely be a comfort to our Prime Minister

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Paleface Dreamtime

  • 15th August 2012
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Dallas Scott: “I watched young, white identifiers roundly proclaim their connection to, and knowledge of, their 'culture', then turn around not five minutes later and abuse Aboriginal culture by speaking over an Elder.”

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Saint Mabo, not

  • Andrew Bolt
  • 13th June 2012
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The rewriting of Eddie Mabo as a saint in a saintly cause is a gross rewriting of history, if the 1990 findings of facts in the Mabo case by Justice Moynihan are our guide.

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Can we check that?

  • Michael Connor
  • 15th May 2012
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It may be the debate we are not allowed to have, but are they claims we are not allowed to check?

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Grateful for NASCA?

  • 7th May 2012
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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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It’s not about being black

  • Caroline Overington
  • 11th April 2012
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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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What if?

  • Michael Galak
  • 30th March 2012
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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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Hasluck versus Coombs: eBook

  • 20th February 2012
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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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Sceptical thoughts on customary law

  • Kenneth Maddock
  • 15th February 2012
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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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“daft way to run a nation”

  • 13th February 2012
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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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