Highlighting the crucial role the oceans play in our belonging
How the UQ Arts Museum helps the understanding the health and sustainability of the oceans through its the Mare Amoris exhibition.
Source: artshub.com.au
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Our reputation? Voters don't give two hoots
Something else is at work overriding any care about damage to our international reputation, and that is the powerful emotion of fear
Source: thenewdaily.com.au
The Blak Sovereign Movement on the Voice referendum
“Something that pretends to be a great change, but provides none, is not a step in the right direction”, argues the Blak Sovereign Movement.
Source: greenleft.org.au
Port Macquarie tidal pool project secures in-principal council support | Port Macquarie News
'That one little vote can turn a dream into a reality.'
Source: portnews.com.au
Port Macquarie tidal pool project secures in-principal council support | Port Macquarie News
'That one little vote can turn a dream into a reality.'
Source: portnews.com.au
Port Macquarie tidal pool project secures in-principal council support | Port Macquarie News
'That one little vote can turn a dream into a reality.'
Source: portnews.com.au
How common are dingo attacks on humans, and do we need to be worried?
Dingo behaviour is in the spotlight after a recent attack on K'gari.
Source: sbs.com.au
Historic win for Barngarla traditional owners after court finds Kimba nuclear dump proposal moulded by govt 'bias'
The proposal to build a nuclear waste dumping facility near Kimba has finally been overturned in a monumental win for traditional owners of the land, after the scheme was ruled to have been influenced by political bias.
Source: skynews.com.au
How common are dingo attacks on humans, and do we need to be worried?
Dingo behaviour is in the spotlight after a recent attack on K'gari.
Source: sbs.com.au
Aboriginal rangers frustrated after visitors continue to not listen to dingo safety advice
After a string of dingo attacks on K'gari, local Butchulla rangers say tourists are "being ignorant" and not following safety messages on the island.
Leanne Linard Tessa Waia Community Engagement Butchulla Aboriginal Corporation Community Engagement Officer Native Title
Source: sbs.com.au