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Litigating Sovereignty, Virginia Marshall - Solicitor (mp3)

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Juristiction Prudence & International Law - M Anderson (mp3)

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Litigating Sovereignty Symposium - Michael Anderson (mp3)

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Litigating Sovereignty - Dr Alessandro Pelizzon (mp3)

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Litigating Sovereignty - Professor Nan Seuffert (mp3)

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Litigating Sovereignty Welcome - Aunty Barb Nicholson (mp3)

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First Nations Sovereignty - Dr Alessandro Pelizzon 'CAAMA News' (mp3)

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Foundation of 'Sovereign Union' - CAAMA News Report (mp3)

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Wayne 'Coco' Wharton - Constitution Reform 'Furphy' (mp3)

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Wayne 'Coco' Wharton - Let the Embassies Grow (mp3)

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Wayne 'Coco' Wharton - We need a game plan (mp3)

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Wayne 'Coco' Wharton - 'We can run the country' (mp3)

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Wayne 'Coco' Wharton - A Story of Sovereignty" (mp3)

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Aunty Barbara Nicholson - "...the last drink at the poisoned water hole." (mp3)

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This is "The Last Stand" - Michael Anderson (mp3)

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First Official Meeting by Roy "Dootch" Kennedy (mp3)

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Indigenous housing dispute leads to worker walk-off
The Australian
Up to 40 workers for Maiden Civil walked off and at least 16 were evicted after the subcontractor was unable to pay its accommodation bills, with the remainder having already left. "It's all done and dusted. We're not getting paid, and we've been ...

Labor coughs up $1m to combat petrol sniffing
The Australian
Indigenous Affairs Minister Warren Snowdon yesterday told The Weekend Australian the money would go towards programs targeting petrol sniffers and those abusing other substances in areas such as Katherine in the Northern Territory, the Kimberley in ...

Petrol sniffing: stepping softly is no solution
The Australian
MARGARET and David Hewitt have spent nearly 50 years traversing much of the continent, trying to help Aboriginal communities beat the daily scourge of alcohol abuse, violence and petrol sniffing. This week, when they learned of a ... Evidence of ...

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From left, Shari Sebbens, Miranda Tapsell, Jessica Mauboy and Deborah ...
The Australian
Briggs admired his aunt, Hyllus Maris, the AWGIE-winning writer of the Australian television omnibus series about indigenous lives, the 1982 miniseries, Women Of The Sun. "That was almost the first Aboriginal narrative we saw on screen that was any way ...

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