Contested Historical Narratives and Education: Balancing Unity, Truth and the Rights of Descendants of Colonialism
Suppressing unpleasant historical truths marginalises students and entrenches societal injustice.
Suppressing unpleasant historical truths marginalises students and entrenches societal injustice.
The attitudes expressed by South Australia's Governor, George Gawler in 1838 reflect parallels with those in "The Island of Dr Moreau".
Liberal leader Peter Dutton's flexibility with the truth highlights his affinity for misinformation, eroding public trust and perceptions of integrity.
Addressing the widening gap between the wealthy and ordinary people is critical to improving the lives of ordinary Australians.
Centuries of persecution underscore the necessity for a safe haven for Jews that also acknowledges Palestinians through a two-state solution.
Populist leaders eschew virtue signalling, preferring the emotional hook of deceit to connect with the people.
Life endlessly renews.
Peter Dutton's political journey as the Liberal leader has been marked by notable successes in critique, but significant challenges in policy formulation.
Homelessness is rapidly increasing, impacting on physical and mental health. More concerningly, the loss of life has almost doubled in the past decade.
Peddling fear and failing to understand the implications the AUKUS debacle, Peter Dutton demonstrates he is unfit to be leader.
Individuals who challenge the established narratives often find themselves branded.
Engaging in constructive dialogue, promoting inclusivity, and supporting policies that dismantle systemic racism is vital in countering the divisive rhetoric that may emerge from influential voices.
Pride and culture cannot be bartered for mere tokens of approval.
Yesterday in Cowra, beneath ancient skies,I wandered by the Galari, where the river sighs,Tracing footsteps of ancestors, timeless and grand, Etched in the memory of this sacred land.The whispering breeze…
In the quiet hills where the olive trees sway, A gentle voice whispers at break of day.
The real damage is done by those who choose to remain silent.
A valedictorian to ACT Labor, farewell and goodbye, and its twenty-year effort to protect a white supremacist from legal and moral accountability.
Efforts made to address racism in the Australian Capital Territory are insufficient in the face of deeply entrenched systemic inequalities
Indigenous incarceration rates are among the absolute worst in the world.