Sovereign Union - Externally sourced articles 12

For thousands of years Australia's First Nations peoples used sophisticated navigation, using the stars and oral maps to support flourishing trade routes.

Doris was the author of 'Follow the Rabbit-Proof Fence', 'Caprice: A Stockman's Daughter', 'Under the Wintamarra Tree' and 'Home to Mother'

The 2014 Walkatjurra Walkabout protests Western Australia's biggest uranium deposit, owned by one of the worlds biggest uranium companies - Cameco.

The Obama administration passed a law where Indians can prosecute non-Indians relating to certain domestic violence situations on reservations.

More than 2500, or almost half of total youths in supervision, were from First Nations families and alarming compared to the non-Indigenous figures.

Petitioning the Leader of the Opposition in WA. Reopen Swan Valley Nyungah Community - 'Bring home the homeless'.

The report of Indigenous Elders speaking out about this unrelenting loss and the pain suicide leaves behind and they challenge the federal government to help them.

The death records of First Nations children who died at residential schools in Canada have been handed to the Truth and Reconciliation Commission.

Mr. Roe stood as a beacon. His strength was what got everyone through. He said that government and industry would enter his country over his dead body...

George Brandis is to decide the fate of the 'artists resale royalties scheme', designed to protect remote artists who were being ripped off by the industry.

White Australia has the second highest quality of life in the world, 2nd only to Norway, but the neglected First Nations peoples come in at 122nd.

Lex Wotton, the heroic Palm Islander who was jailed after leading protests against racist police violence, is set to break a long silence.

The government is exploiting the NT's constitutional weakness by planning to build a nuclear waste facility there against traditional owners' wishes.

The Ku Klux Klan is alive and growing in Queensland, much to the chagrin of the national membership director of the Ku Klux Klan in America.

Andrew Bolt may have lost a court case, but all he got was a slap on the wrist. He still spews out his unending bile against Aboriginals, unions and the poor etc.

Racial Discrimination 18c: Legislation, legislation repeal details, sample submission, submission email address and petition link.

Australia: A territory invaded in 1788 by white colonialists who clashed violently with Indigenous Aborigines or a land that was settled peacefully?

People like Andrew Bolt desperately need to be mocked. Mocked for their ignorance. Mocked for their paranoia. Mocked for their delusions of adequacy.

here's the top five acts of racial discrimination in Australian history that we all can reflect on with pride (NOT), in chronological order no less.

Mutton birding is far more important for Aboriginal people than just catching and selling them. It's about a continuance of the cultural activity

Githabul elder Kevin Boota says the people speaking on behalf of the native title corp. were not representative of most elders in the NSW Northern Rivers region.

A High Court decision found that Native Title was extinguished by the granting of mineral leases, or by developments and construction. Inc. Court Download links.

Many of the 150 protesters were charged with trespass and have been bailed to appear in Narrabri Local Court on April 29.

Maules Creek mine protesters arrested, including 92-year-old war veteran Bill Ryan, who served in Kokoda in WW2.

Titles are designed to reinforce that some people are better than others. They invariably always turn out to be wealthy, educated and white.

Any type of stress can impact health, but none may be quite as toxic as the tension and anxiety people experience when they fear that they will be discriminated against.

Swan Valley community was closed down amid allegations of abuse, but many residents want to return because they don't feel safe in government housing.

Aboriginal children were widely regarded as "morally deficient," explains the "Bringing Them Home" report: via 'Indian Country Today'.