I no longer celebrate Australia Day: here’s why.
I want to celebrate my country, believe me, I do. But I can’t do that without acknowledging that our “boundless plains to share” weren’t ours to begin with – and still aren’t.
“We can call it repetitive crafting” – An interview with Troy-Anthony Baylis
Troy-AnthonyBaylis is an Adelaide-based artist whose work intertwines themes like music, pop culture, queerness, indigeneity, sexuality, and art history.
Was That a Voice to Parliament Debate or a Tennis Match?
The National Union of Students plenary on the Voice to Parliament featured heated debate between major student political factions, Unity, NLS and SAlt. The Tuesday morning session began by playing the Uluru Statement of the Heart, and then dove into further context surrounding the proposed Voice to Parliament.
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.
Why we need a First Nations Voice
Why a constitutionally enshrined First Nations Voice is essential You may have…
NAIDOC Week: An ode to QUT
In honour of NAIDOC week, QUT Indigenous Australian alumni Pauline Hannam writes…
NAIDOC Week: Voice, Treaty, Truth
By Jessy Renouf My name is Jessy Renouf and I am a…
A Few Things to Remember This Invasion Day
The 26th of January is not a day to celebrate, it is…
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,…
An Interview with QUT Guild First Nations Officer: Jennifer Barnaby
At QUT Guild’s second last council meeting, Jennifer Barnaby was voted in…