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A host of celebrities have refused to celebrate Australia Day and have instead called for the date to be changed as it causes too much pain for First Nations people. TV stars, actors, models and radio hosts took to social media to voice their opposition to January 26 as one of the most divisive Australia Day's got underway. Model Jesinta Franklin, who is married to Indigenous AFL star Lance Franklin, led the chorus of celebrities calling for the date to be abolished, saying 'there is no pride in genocide'.    'Today I pay my respects and stand in solidarity with the Traditional owners of ...

Advertisement Australian hasn't been as divided on our national day holiday as we were on January 26, 2021.  While hundreds of thousands just wanted to head to the beach and make the most of the glorious weather and the public holiday - besides in Melbourne, which was hit by a cold snap - there were thousands who shunned the party to turn out for 'Invasion Day' demonstrations calling for Australia Day to be abolished forever. A long-running campaign to abolish Australia Day or change the date has a growing number of Aussies feeling uneasy about our national day of celebration. Indigenous act...

15k shares 'This country was criss-crossed by generations of brilliant Nations. Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people were Australia's first explorers, first navigators, first engineers, first farmers, first botanists, first scientists, first diplomats, first astronomers and first artists.'  The caption went on to say that the Indigenous people 'have the oldest oral stories' and have built structures 'predating well-known sites such as the Egyptian Pyramids and Stonehenge'.  Tribute: Posting to Instagram on Tuesday, the 31-year-old Australian actor (pictured) shared an image of the ...

Shows to watch on Aboriginal history before Australia Day Now To Love © Provided by Are Media Pty Ltd These shows and documentaries will help educate you on Indigenous history and culture as January 26th, also known as Australia Day and Invasion Day approaches. With the festive season well and truly behind us our focus may be stuck on returning to work, getting back into our routines and losing the Christmas kilos we gained that have left us feeling a little too festively plump. Distracted by these things it's easy to forget that Australia Day is very quickly approaching. M...

NITV and SBS announce programming for week leading up to 26 January January 11, 2021 10:08 NITV and SBS have revealed the programming slate for the week leading up to 26 January 2021. The announcement: National Indigenous Television (NITV) and SBS invite communities to deepen their understanding of 26 January and what it means to be Australian through the upcoming programming slate, Always Was, Always Will Be. Dedicated programs, special events, premieres and news highlights will air across both NITV and SBS from 19-26 January  with a focus on encouraging greater understanding of Aboriginal...