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Australia settles lawsuit over welfare scheme criticised as racist - Vimarsana News

Australia settles lawsuit over welfare scheme criticised as racist

Aboriginal communities said a welfare scheme criticised as "modern-day slavery" had increased poverty.

Source: bbc.com
Keynote Address – 10th Northern Territory Aboriginal Economic Development Forum - Vimarsana News

Keynote Address – 10th Northern Territory Aboriginal Economic Development Forum

Address delivered live by video to the Forum, Alice Springs Convention Centre Good morning. I’m delighted to open day two of the 10th Aboriginal

Celebrating the partners at the heart of Ferrero's cocoa sustainability this World Chocolate Week - Vimarsana News

Celebrating the partners at the heart of Ferrero's cocoa sustainability this World Chocolate Week

Cocoa is produced in the tropical zones of Africa, South America and Asia by four to five million smallholder farmers. The cocoa we use mainly comes from West Africa and Ecuador, and it passes the same quality requirements that we apply to all our raw materials.

The Wave Hill walk-off, 1966-1975 - Vimarsana News

The Wave Hill walk-off, 1966-1975

A short history of the Wave Hill, or Gurindji, strike, when aboriginal agricultural workers walked out for equal pay and then lodged a claim for the land they worked on. They remained out for an incredible nine years, and were eventually given back a proportion of the land.

Source: libcom.org
Foster organisation wants MEC held in contempt for failure to register homes - Vimarsana News

Foster organisation wants MEC held in contempt for failure to register homes

It has been more than a year since African Havens, an organisation which provides homes to orphaned children, obtained an order from the Gauteng department of social development that three of its homes be registered.