Guardian AustraliaWestern Australia How Western Australia's 'unofficial' use of neck chains on Indigenous people lasted 80 years verified_publisher Australia News - Chris OwenNeck chains were still being used on Aboriginal people in Western Australia in 1958. Witnesses at Halls Creek in the Kimberley reported seeing Aboriginal prisoners chained to a veranda post of the police...
Guardian AustraliaCollingwood Eddie McGuire overshadows the work Collingwood needs to do, say AFL Indigenous leaders verified_publisherThe Guardian - Lorena AllamTwo of the most senior Indigenous people in the AFL say they’re disappointed the departure of Eddie McGuire as Collingwood president has obscured the importance of the report that precipitated it, and...
Guardian AustraliaCollingwood Former Collingwood player Leon Davis: 'We don't want our kids to have to go through the bullshit' verified_publisherThe Guardian - Amy McQuireFor the past few weeks, proud Balardong Whadjuk man Leon Davis – who donned the Collingwood black and white for 11 years – has been waiting for a call from the club. He waited as the details of the “Do...
Guardian AustraliaAustralian News 'Every day it's happening': Juukan Gorge inquiry told Aboriginal heritage is commonly destroyed verified_publisher Australia News - Lorena AllamThe federal inquiry into Rio Tinto’s destruction of the 46,000-year-old caves at Juukan Gorge in Western Australia has heard that the lack of protection of Aboriginal culture and heritage is an every challenge...
Guardian AustraliaNursing Moree elders: proud, strong and always resilient verified_publisher Australia News - Jessica Hromas and Aiesha SaundersFor generations in the western New South Wales town of Moree, on Komilaroi country, segregation began at birth. At the back of the Moree district hospital, the McMaster Ward was where Aboriginal babies...
