Western Australia and the Northern Territory have the worst poverty and homelessness figures for First Peoples but WA and the NT are not only Australia’s wealthiest jurisdictions, they are among the ...
She locked him in a cage, in the corner, because he wouldn’t do what she wanted him to do. He tied her to the bed so that she wouldn’t leave the room. Every night, for two years. They built a wooden ...
Five States of the United States of America’s 50 States have Dying with Dignity legislation that allows the terminally ill to decide when to take their final breath. Montana, New Mexico, Oregon, ...
On Thursday 23 rd January I was a guest of Robert and Selina Eggington of the Dumbartung Corporation at a preview screening of the film “ Utopia ” by John Pilger. My thanks go to them and others at ...
Three well known leaders of the First People’s rights struggle, Tauto Sansbury, Geoff Clark and Michael Mansell have come together to call for a National Summit of Traditional Owners. They have ...
On Friday October 4 th we woke to this screaming headline from the Fairfax press. “Pregnant asylum seekers to give birth on Nauru” The article by Heath Aston confirmed our worst fears and misgivings ...
On August 4, a 22-year-old Yamatji woman died in a Western Australian police watch house. It is likely that she did not have to die, certainly not in a watch house. The victim of a domestic violence ...
In a recent article in The Sunday Times the Australian Liberty Alliance announced with some considerable fanfare that Dr Marion Hercock was to be their new senate candidate. Dr Hercock is an academic ...
“If all who have begged help From me in this world, All the holy innocents, Broken wives and cripples, The imprisoned, the suicidal- If they had sent me one kopek I should have become ‘richer Than all ...
As humanity stands at the brink of technological singularity, the rise of Artificial Intelligence (AI) represents the most consequential force in the history of our species. It offers not merely the ...
Academics, bureaucrats and policy makers, far too many of them, are a defining part of the problems and worse are who get in the way of what needs to be understood and done to address the wrongs that ...
The life expectancy gap between Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islanders and the rest of the population remains two decades wide. Despite the Australian Bureau of Statistics (ABS) reporting that the ...
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