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Thomson's story gives voice to indigenous future - Vimarsana News

Thomson's story gives voice to indigenous future

"His passion cost him his health and his first marriage, but he returned to his public quest for Aboriginal advancement, earning the praise of professorial fellows as 'Australia’s Lawrence of Arabia'," writes ROBERT MACKLIN.

Fear and Loathing Rule Australia's 'Angry' Media Landscape – The Diplomat - Vimarsana News

Fear and Loathing Rule Australia's 'Angry' Media Landscape – The Diplomat

As we muddle through the complexities of the 21st century, progress appears to be stifled by a media keen on angering its audience, rather than informing them.

Fear and loathing rule Australia's 'angry' media landscape - Vimarsana News

Fear and loathing rule Australia's 'angry' media landscape

From Operation Sovereign Borders to the Voice to Parliament referendum, fear dominates the discussions within Australia's media.

Sydney Festival 2024: Jake Nash looks to the future after Voice disappointment - Vimarsana News

Sydney Festival 2024: Jake Nash looks to the future after Voice disappointment

Admitting it will take some time, Sydney Festival’s Blak Out co-ordinator addresses the emotional impact of the failed referendum.

Sydney University professor criticised: Caller to Ben Fordham's 2GB show complains about University of Sydney's Professor Alan McKee reflecting on the Voice aftermath - Vimarsana News

Sydney University professor criticised: Caller to Ben Fordham's 2GB show complains about University of Sydney's Professor Alan McKee reflecting on the Voice aftermath

The idea that 'black anger' could be the outcome of the resounding defeat of the Indigenous Voice to Parliament has again been raised, this time by a Sydney Uni professor addressing students.