Dan Andrews apologises to Aboriginal musician Archie Roach for stolen generation
Past government policies and laws had placed immense pain, suffering and despair on Uncle Archie, the Victorian Premier said at Archie Roach's state memorial service.
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Past government policies and laws had placed immense pain, suffering and despair on Uncle Archie, the Victorian Premier said at Archie Roach's state memorial service.
Apology accepted by the Aunty Myrtle Evans, the sister of the singer and storyteller
Live music is back, and Prahran Square is set to host a free major outdoor music event on Sunday November 20.
The iconic parade used to draw crowds of over 100,000 people and will return for the first time since 2001 this Saturday to celebrate Melbourne’s artistic community.
Archieroach_0.jpg On July 30, Gunditjmara (Kirrae Whurrong/Djab Wurrung), Bundjalung senior elder, songman, prolific storyteller and First Nations champion, Archie Roach, passed away. His contribution to the modern Australian musical canon is unparalleled. He leaves behind a cultural legacy that will inspire generations to come. PBS had a long and rich friendship with Archie