How is Aboriginal cultural heritage defined in the Guidelines?
Aboriginal cultural heritage can be an area, an object or a group of areas (a cultural landscape) interconnected through tangible or intangible elements of Aboriginal cultural heritage. Think of it being anything, anywhere.
Treason has for hundreds of years been considered one of the most serious offences that a person can commit.
Whilst the criminal offence of treason dates at least as far back as Roman times, the vagaries and inconsistencies in what may […]
New South Wales Police Commissioner Karen Webb says she ‘hasn’t’ and is adamant she ‘won’t’ watch the footage of her officers tasering an elderly woman who suffers dementia at a nursing home.
The footage has been recorded on […]
The Palaszczuk government announced last week that it plans to build another children’s gaol in Woodford, right next door to the adult maximum-security facility in the local corrections precinct, which comes on the back of its decision
In a controversial announcement, Mislav Kolakušić, a Croatian representative in the European Parliament, has denounced the World Health Organization (WHO) as a terrorist entity.
This proclamation was made during a press conference.
The fundamental objection Kolakušić raised was […]
Karvelas is a strong advocate of the Albanese Government‘s proposal for an Indigenous Voice to Parliament. She tweeted a message of support from the Labor 2022 election night party, posing with Labor’s Indigenous Affairs spokeswoman Linda Burney and writing: “This woman is a legend and looks like […]
Details should come before the vote, not the […]
“The Prime Minister refuses to provide even the most basic of detail on the Voice model. The proposition is that he wants you to vote on Saturday and come Monday he’ll spend six months working out the detail.
Details should come before the vote, not the […]
In response to what it has labelled “relentless racial harassment on social media,” Indigenous broadcaster NITV announced its temporary […]
Appearing with Stella will be Jennifer Robinson, Australian Human Rights Lawyer and Barrister
Stella Assange grew up in Botswana, Lesotho, Sweden and Spain. She moved to the UK to study politics and law at SOAS and Oxford University (LMH). Stella worked in East Timor […]
