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NAIDOC WEEK #2: Aunty Megan Krakouer
Speech Transcript 5 April 2025. Just before we start, I think it would be honourable to do a minute’s silence for our brothers and sisters, the children that have been lost. Thank you. It’s an honour, it’s a privilege to be here standing with you all today. I think about our First Nations brothers and…
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NAIDOC Week 2025 #1: Uncle Ben Cuimermara Taylor
uncle ben cuimermara taylor. sovereignty day 2025. boorloo, forrest chase. always was, always will be, aboriginal land.
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Noongar Mia Mia NAIDOC Statement
“This year’s NAIDOC Theme of ‘The Next Generation: Strength, Vison & Legacy’ is more than just what we leave behind. It’s about what we pass forward, our stories, our knowledge, our identity, and our connection to the land. It’s a sacred responsibility to ensure that our culture, our Dreaming, and our connection to Country continue…
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Senator Lidia Thorpe: End Deaths in Custody Petition
We must demand urgent action on the violence and continued injustice that is killing our people. Sign the petition here: https://www.lidiathorpe.com/end_deaths_in_custody_petition Police are currently investigating themselves over the inhumane police killing of Kumanjayi White. The community mourning his death is the same community who are awaiting the findings into the death in custody of Kumanjayi…
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BLACK FAMILY NEEDS OUR HELP WITH WEEKLY RENT
A Black family is in urgent need of support to cover weekly rent and avoid housing insecurity. 🎯 Goal: $480 Every dollar counts — let’s come together and show up strong for our mob. 💳 BSB: 082296💳 ACC: 348698219 Please DONATE, SHARE & REPOST — your support makes a real difference. #PayTheRent #MobAid #MutualAid @mutualaid4mob…
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Renters and Housing Union (RAHU) First Nations Committee Statement
RAHU invites all Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander members to join and collectively organise in our tenants’ union around issues that affect them. Just email landback@rahu.org.au for an invite. Why should you get involved? – We are a grassroots, member-run org so your voice matters for the future direction of our Union.-We have no affiliation…
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BOORLOO JUSTICE
Organisation Listing Boorloo JusticeNyungar led grassroots activist collective fighting for justice, decolonisation and thriving communities for all💫🌎🖤💛❤️ Instagram Listing
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How The West Was Lost Film Screening
How The West Was Lost Film Screening What is the untold story of the 1946 Aboriginal Pastoral Workers’ Strike? Discover the answer in “How the West Was Lost.” Screening May 24th. #HistoryUncovered #IndigenousAustralia #Film #Documentary #MustSee #AustralianHistory #AboriginalPastoralWorkersStrike #TruthAndReconciliation
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How The West Was Lost Film Screening
Event Listing On 1 May 1946, 800 Aboriginal station workers walked off sheep stations in the north-west of Western Australia, marking the beginning of a carefully organised strike that was to last for at least three years, but never officially ended. This award-winning documentary captures the story of the historic struggle. Event Details Date Saturday,…
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Doco screening- ‘How The West Was Lost’
Event Listing We will screen ‘How the West Was Lost’ award winning documentary, for a fundraiser on May 1st at 6.30 pm in The Fremantle Buffalo Club, 54 High Street Fremantle. Full details and ticket sales available at: https://www.trybooking.com/events/landing/1389949 Facebook Listing https://www.facebook.com/events/997785105870189 Host Facebook Profile https://www.facebook.com/PilbaraStrike75years
