Media and Speeches
Radical Heart- Shireen Morris Book Extract
Malcolm Turnbull could have just said no. Instead he made the dishonest “No” case. Why? ...
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Land Council says one claim isn’t taking away land owners’ rights
THE Cape York Land Council has assured traditional land owners behind the largest native title ...
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Empowered Aboriginals to succeed: Pearson
Cape York leader Noel Pearson has criticised the progressive side of politics and the Aboriginal ...
Read More Nigel Scullion Invites Groups to Submit Proposals to Regain Control of Land
Indigenous Affairs Minister Nigel Scullion has invited Aboriginal groups from around the country to submit ...
Read More Noel Pearson says constitutional voice a ‘real chance’
Enshrining an indigenous advisory body in the constitution was a “real chance” and “not really ...
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Noel Pearson says Indigenous Australians must not be intimidated by ‘ordinary’ Malcolm Turnbull
A referendum to give Indigenous people more power to run their own affairs is a ...
Read More Pearson Pushes Constitution-first Line on Indigenous Treaty
Establishing a “First Nations Voice” in the constitution would lead to treaty negotiations to address ...
Read More Australia needs a new deal: fairness and economic growth – Noel Pearson
The next federal election will be fought with fairness in one corner and animal spirits ...
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Turnbull’s foreign interference laws bad for Australian liberties – Noel Pearson
The Australian parliament is about to make a huge mistake with the imminent passage of ...
Read More Calls for decade-long cashless welfare card trial on Cape York Peninsula to continue
Members of an Aboriginal community on Cape York Peninsula are calling for their income management ...
Read More Shireen Morris: The Uluru Statement From The Heart: Why I Have Hope
Nine months after the Prime Minister’s rejection of the Uluru Statement from the Heart, I ...
Read More Teela Reid: Labor turns down volume on voice that must be heard
In July 2018 the opposition Australian Labor Party signalled that it would soften its public ...
Read More Interim report set to test ideas on Recognition
A federal parliamentary committee will “feed the ball into the scrum” with its first report ...
Read More ‘Dastardly deeds, betrayal and stalking horses’: Noel Pearson opens up
In a wide-ranging interview on NITV’s Living Black, Cape York leader Noel Pearson has said ...
Read More OPINION: The Government sets the goal posts, only to move them when Indigenous people score
The struggle for rights, even dignity, for Indigenous people in this country could be likened ...
Read More ‘A tectonic shift in justice’: how the Wik people fought the law and won
“More than two decades after a historic High Court victory, a new documentary revisits how ...
Read More Film screens ahead of TV premiere
A FILM screening and a flag raising ceremony will help celebrate NAIDOC Week in Sandgate ...
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