Frontier Wars
The ConversationThe widespread conflict that accompanied Australian life for 140 years was arguably our most important war.
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Healing FoundationVisit The Healing portal. The Healing portal is a world-first hub for Indigenous healing resources.
View WebsiteHealing through truth telling as we own the past
Foundation for Indigenous Sustainable HealthThrough this video you will learn through leaders and reporters, the importance of truth-telling and the impacts it will have on community.
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Australians for Native Title and ReconciliationThe page highlights the role of truth-telling in healing historical wounds and building a foundation for a shared future.
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Office of the Registrar of Indigenous CorporationsOn 3 June 2019 a successful Mabo Day celebration was hosted by a Cairns-based corporation of Meriam People of Mer (Murray Island).
View WebsiteHow can we have truth-telling without the Voice?
UNSWTruth-telling is vital to building a greater understanding between First Nations and non-Indigenous Australians. New research offers insights into how this can be done.
View WebsiteI was wrong on Mabo: Kennett (2002)
The AgeAlmost 10 years after he warned that suburban back yards could be at risk from claims flowing from the Mabo decision, Jeff Kennett has conceded his fears were unfounded.
Read moreIdentifying barriers and enablers to truth-telling
Reconciliation AustraliaExploring the challenges and opportunities in Australia's journey toward acknowledging historical injustices against Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Peoples. The paper identifies key barriers to truth-telling, including political resistance, public indifference, and the deeply ingrained colonial mindset.
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Documentary AustraliaDocumentaries provide a platform for First Nations voices, narratives, and perspectives to be heard.
View WebsiteIntergenerational trauma
Australians TogetherDiscover the impact of intergenerational trauma on Indigenous peoples on Australians Together.
View WebsiteKangaroo-bone tools found in Riwi cave in the Kimberley are thought to be 35,000 years old
ABC NewsBone tools found in Riwi Cave in the remote southern Kimberley have been dated as being more than 35,000 years old.
Read moreLand rights and native title: What’s the difference? | RN
ABC NewsLand rights and native title aren't the same thing. Dr Heidi Norman explains the difference.
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