Guardian Australia Heatwave and drought a dangerous mix for dialysis patients in remote communities Australia News - Lorena AllamIt would be incredibly sad if the next reason why people are forced off their country … will be because we can’t access enough water to dialyse people. Sarah Brown As Australia endures another heatwave,
Guardian AustraliaAustralian News Too hot for humans? First Nations people fear becoming Australia's first climate refugees Australia News - Lorena Allam and Nick Evershed with photographs by Mike BowersJosie Douglas sits on a verandah overlooking a ridge of red rocks and earth, scrubby with saltbush and spinifex near the centre of Alice Springs. It’s late afternoon and only 31C – a reprieve from a run
Guardian Australia Is central Australia becoming too hot for humans? Australia News - Reported by Lorena Allam. Presented by Laura Murphy-Oates , produced by Joe Koning and Ellen Leabeater. Executive producers: Miles Martignoni and Gabrielle Jackson.
Guardian Australia Australia's massacres and the conspiracy of silence Australia News - Reported by Lorena Allam and presented by Laura Murphy-Oates. Produced by JJoe Koning and Ellen Leabeater. Our executive producer is Miles Martignoni.Did you know that there were state-sanctioned massacres of Indigenous people as recently as 1928? These stories, and many more, have been hidden and denied for generations, but that’s beginning to change.
Guardian Australia What is it like when someone you love dies in prison? Australia News - Reported by Miles Herbert and presented by Laura Murphy-Oates. Produced by Joe Koning. Executive produced by Miles Martignoni and Lorena Allam How difficult is it to get justice? This episode follows the family of David Dungay Jr, a 26-year-old Dunghutti man who died in Sydney’s Long Bay jail in late 2015, as they grapple with his death in custody
Guardian Australia After the inquest, David Dungay's family say they're still searching for justice - Breathless podcast Australia News - Hosted by Miles Herbert reported by Lorena Allam and Taylor Fuller. Sound design by Joe Koning.
Guardian Australia Blood, brains and foul murder: the evidence of Australia's massacres are in its newspapers Australia News - David MarrThe frontier massacres would be so much easier to face if we hadn’t realised back then what they meant. But we did We’re only human. We hang on to lies that comfort us. A big consoling lie that still around
Guardian Australia Forced to build their own pyres: dozens more Aboriginal massacres revealed in Killing Times research Australia News - Lorena Allam and Nick EvershedAboriginal people were forced to collect wood for their own pyres in at least four cases of mass killing in Western Australia, a practice that was still happening as late as 1926, new research reveals.
Guardian Australia Archie Roach: 'You can reach the darkest point in our life and come back, and come good' The Guardian - Andrew StaffordWhat’s a day’s disruption compared to the total annihilation of the planet? What’s wrong with you people? For the Gunditjmara people of south-west Victoria, the kneeangar – what white Australians call
Guardian Australia What's next for Uluru? Australia News - Reported by Lorena Allam, presented by Laura Murphy-Oates. Produced by Ellen Leabeater and Joe Koning. Executive Produced by Miles Martignoni.
Guardian Australia Absence of Morrison at Uluru event ‘more than an insult’ to Indigenous Australians Australia News - Lorena Allam and Mike BowersExclusive: Labor senator Pat Dodson says PM’s failure to show up to climb closure celebrations demonstrates his ‘shallowness’ Labor senator Pat Dodson has blasted the prime minister for his absence at
Guardian Australia Anangu express deep joy at Uluru climb closure: 'We are going to be dancing for the children' Australia News - Lorena Allam and Mike BowersSenior women prepare for Sunday’s official ceremony, when they will celebrate the culture of an ancient past – and share it with the next generation Rene Kulitja and Elsie Taylor are braiding headbands
Guardian Australia New dawn for Uluru as climb closure ends decades of disrespect Australia News - Lorena Allam and Mike BowersIt was an eerily quiet morning at the Anangu sacred site after the hubbub of the past several months As the sun rose over Uluru this morning, on the first day since Anangu closed the climb, traditional
Guardian Australia 'Respect is given': Australia closes climb on sacred Uluru Australia News - Graham Readfearn and Lorena AllamIndigenous Australians watch tourists make last climbs after years of asking for closure Australian Indigenous traditional owners have watched tourists climb over their sacred rock Uluru for the final
Guardian Australia Indigenous deaths in custody worsen in year of tracking by Deaths Inside project Australia News - Lorena Allam, Calla Wahlquist and Nick EvershedExclusive: 17 more people have died since August 2018, when analysis revealed 407 deaths since the end of 1991 royal commission Indigenous deaths in custody have worsened in the 12 months since Guardian
Guardian Australia Labor pushes Coalition to tackle fatal virus HTLV-1 in Indigenous communities Australia News - Lorena AllamChris Bowen says this is a national crisis and parliament must hold the government to account Labor’s health spokesman has called into question the government’s progress in tackling HTLV-1 in Aboriginal
Guardian Australia No Blood Stained the Wattle – a picture essay The Guardian - Aletheia CaseyIn 1830, in response to conflicts between colonisers and Indigenous people, Governor George Arthur called for every British man to form a human chain across Tasmania to capture and kill Aboriginal people.
Guardian Australia Pat Dodson urges Coalition to 'deal with' Indigenous voice to parliament and referendum Australia News - Lorena AllamLabor senator says he wants to work with Ken Wyatt to address these ‘systemic and seminal issues’ in government’s first term There is no reason the Morrison government cannot move to create a voice to
Guardian Australia The stillness of Australia's massacre sites – in pictures Australia News Photographer Brendan Beirne visited massacre sites across Australia. Using infrared technology he has created a series of images which take you to the unquiet places where Indigenous people were slaughtered
Guardian Australia Murdering Gully: settlers killed 35 in Aboriginal camp, and threw bodies into the water Australia News - Thomas J RogersOne of the few survivors told the assistant protector of Aborigines the white men came on horseback and began firing One day at dawn in early 1839, Frederick Taylor and a number of other armed white men
Guardian Australia 'A very tragic history': how the trauma of a 1926 massacre echoes through the years Australia News - Ciaran O'MahonyOombulgurri in the Kimberley remains a place of great pain and darkness almost a century on from the Forrest River killings Located on the banks of east Kimberley’s Forrest River, with a scenic cliff at
Guardian Australia The Scottish explorer who became the butcher of Gippsland Australia News - Ciaran O'MahonyAngus McMillan was once revered as a pioneering hero. Today his reputation is in tatters – and his great-great-niece is to blame Once revered as a pioneer, the Scottish explorer Angus McMillan is now as
Guardian Australia 'It's like a big dark cloud has lifted': the town dragged into reconciliation – photo essay Australia News - Lorena Allam and Carly EarlIt took 169 years for a South Australian massacre to be acknowledged but a memorial has at last eased some of the pain for the Wirangu people Elliston on the coast of South Australia is a small town carrying
Guardian Australia Descended from both sides of Queensland's bloody massacres Australia News - Lorena AllamKal Ellwood’s great-great-grandfather Jack Noble belonged to the lethally efficient native police. But that’s only half his story … Nothing about the history of Queensland is black and white to Kal Ellwood.
Guardian Australia Australia risks 'dysfunction' without truth telling about massacres, advocates say Australia News - Lorena AllamResponding to Guardian Australia’s Killing Times project, campaigners and MPs say Makarrata process can pave way for proper treaty Australia needs to embark on a journey of truth telling about its past
Guardian Australia Living on a massacre site: home truths and trauma at Warrigal Creek Australia News - Ciaran O’MahonyThe Balderstones’ house is just steps from a humble waterway where up to 150 Gunaikurnai people were mowed down, turning the water ‘red with blood’ Elizabeth Balderstone leads a lifestyle that many city
Guardian Australia Telling the truth about Australia's past will be painful – but it will be liberating Australia News - Karen Mundine and Richard WestonRather than engendering guilt, the focus should be on healing historical wounds threatening the nation’s future In 1895 John Kelly killed by poison six Gumbaynggir people near Bellingen in New South Wales.
Guardian Australia 'Conspiracy of silence': how sabotaged inquiries fed massacre denials Australia News - Jeremy NadelWitnesses vanished, killers went free and there is reluctance – even today – to acknowledge that the slaughter of Aboriginal people took place It’s hard to believe that in 1927 – between one world war
Guardian Australia David Dungay inquest: doctor says he had never done CPR on a person before Australia News - Helen Davidson, Miles Herbert and Taylor FullerDr Trevor Ma tells death in custody inquiry it was a frantic situation where everyone wanted to do what they could David Dungay Jnr did not need to be moved to another cell because there was no medical
