Category First Nations

January 26th

For many, today is a day of mourning and protest. With the large number of articles, social media posts, and news headlines published around this time of year, it can be overwhelming and confusing to know what you can do to help your First Nations community members, classmates or friends.

Celeste Muller
January 26, 2023

First Nations

Why we need a First Nations Voice

Why a constitutionally enshrined First Nations Voice is essential You may have…

Ella Brumm
October 26, 2022

Articles First Nations Opinion

NAIDOC Week: An ode to QUT

In honour of NAIDOC week, QUT Indigenous Australian alumni Pauline Hannam writes…

Submissions
July 5, 2022
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Creative First Nations Poetry

NAIDOC Week: Voice, Treaty, Truth

By Jessy Renouf My name is Jessy Renouf and I am a…

Submissions
July 5, 2022

Articles Features First Nations Opinion

Australians protesting on the CBD streets, holding signs that say "no pride in genocide" and "always was always will be, aboriginal land"

A Few Things to Remember This Invasion Day

The 26th of January is not a day to celebrate, it is…

Ella Brumm
January 26, 2022

Articles First Nations

Things you can do to continue NAIDOC Week’s values all year

This year’s NAIDOC Week has been held from the 4th-11th of July,…

GLASS Team
July 11, 2021

Features First Nations

An Interview with QUT Guild First Nations Officer: Jennifer Barnaby

At QUT Guild’s second last council meeting, Jennifer Barnaby was voted in…

Em Readman
June 25, 2020

First Nations Interviews

Brisbane’s Indigenous Lives Matter Protest: Glass Coverage

Two weeks ago, 30,000 Brisbane residents donned masks and protest signs and…

Em Readman
June 21, 2020

First Nations

February 13: The 12th National Apology Anniversary

Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander readers are warned that this article contains…

GLASS Team
February 13, 2020

First Nations

Tabitha Lean: How Allies can Support First Nations on January 26th

Tabitha has kindly allowed us to share her words with you surrounding…

Tabitha Lean
January 23, 2020

Features First Nations