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Collingwood’s past has finally caught up with its present – and its president Paul Daley © Provided by The Guardian Photograph: Joe Castro/EPA As gold rush money fuelled the ever-expanding Melbourne of the 1850s, remnants of Wurundjeri people, decimated by disease, starvation and violent dispossession, were still to be found on a vast expanse of woodland and pasture down by the Yarra in Abbotsford. It was their land. Yet speculator John Dight was permitted to buy sections...

Search You Are Here:Home → 2021 → February → 3 → International body to release findings on human rights situation in the Philippines International body to release findings on human rights situation in the Philippines By ANNE MARXZE D. UMIL MANILA – An international investigation body is set to submit its findings on the human rights situation in the Philippines. This was announced during the global launch of the Independent International Commission of Investigation int...

FTS Group has brought another company under its umbrella, acquiring a majority stake in Canberra-based Noetic Group, a management consultancy that specialises in government. This will allow FTS to gain access to Noetic’s personnel and IP and broaden its IT services market share into defence, federal government and resources industries. Noetic has been in business for nearly 20 years and has a presence in Sydney and Brisbane as well as its Canberra HQ. In 2019 the company was part of a $95.5 m...

Eddie McGuire speaking to reporters on Monday. Speaking at Collingwoods AGM on Tuesday evening, McGuire conceded he should not have referred to Monday as a "proud day" for the club. "I got it wrong," McGuire said. "I said it was a proud day, and I shouldnt have. "I meant to sincerely acknowledge not only the enormous work the club had done, especially Jodie Sizer and Peter Murphy, in bringing this report together. But also the report of all our staff and their preparedness to take a deep a...

Share this article Share this article CAMBRIDGE, United Kingdom, Feb. 2, 2021 /PRNewswire/ -- Darktrace has today announced strong demand for its latest product release, Version 5 of its self-learning Darktrace Immune System, as customers tackle security challenges related to home working, and the new wave of sophisticated cyber-attacks.  Requests to trial its award-winning Cyber AI technology in December 2020, when the security industry was rattled by the compromise of SolarWinds which made ...

Eddie McGuire speaking to reporters on Monday. Speaking at Collingwoods AGM on Tuesday evening, McGuire conceded he should not have referred to Monday as a "proud day" for the club. "I got it wrong," McGuire said. "I said it was a proud day, and I shouldnt have. "I meant to sincerely acknowledge not only the enormous work the club had done, especially Jodie Sizer and Peter Murphy, in bringing this report together. But also the report of all our staff and their preparedness to take a deep a...

Instead the tactic fitted precisely what the review had accused the club of in the past; it was damage control to protect the brand rather than a genuine effort to address the fundamental problem. I am personally sick of the awful history that the club has built for itself around racism, going all the way back to booing the Indigenous greats such as Syd Jackson, Michael Long, Robert Muir and most famously Nicky Winmar. Advertisement Nicky Winmar, a Noongar man, famously lifted his guernsey and ...

Eddie McGuire speaking to reporters on Monday. Speaking at Collingwoods AGM on Tuesday evening, McGuire conceded he should not have referred to Monday as a "proud day" for the club. "I got it wrong," McGuire said. "I said it was a proud day, and I shouldnt have. "I meant to sincerely acknowledge not only the enormous work the club had done, especially Jodie Sizer and Peter Murphy, in bringing this report together. But also the report of all our staff and their preparedness to take a deep a...

During a Collingwood press conference on Monday, McGuire, 56, said it breaks our heart that Lumumba doesnt want to be associated with the club.

Share on Twitter Heritier Lumumba has criticised Collingwood and president Eddie McGuire for their response to a damning report into systemic racism at the AFL club. An independent investigation - commissioned by the clubs board last year in the wake of allegations from Lumumba - found Collingwood guilty of "systemic racism" and recommended significant changes to its culture. After details of the report emerged on Monday morning, McGuire, chief executive Mark Anderson and integrity ...