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Federal Indigenous spending up more than 90% since 2015

An increasing amount of Indigenous funding is being eaten away in legal fights, according to a report.

An increasing amount of Indigenous funding is being eaten away in legal fights, according to a report.

Try refreshing your browser. Sudbury column: Indigenous perspectives but no Indigenous studies scholars Back to video On April 15, Laurentian University president Robert Hache sent out a new message, part of which addresses the question of Indigenous studies. By his estimate, Indigenous studies has 140 students registered, but the program is a casualty of his recent termination of the federation agreement as this program is offered by the University of Sudbury. He states that Laurentian will provide these students with access to “courses rooted in Indigenous perspectives already on offer ...

Hazel de Berg - Australian Oral History Pioneer Hazel de Berg - Australian Oral History Pioneer 10 December 2020 Hazel de Berg interviewing physicist Professor Harry Messel, 1972,nla.cat-vn4759844 Largely regarded as Australia’s first oral historian, Hazel de Berg recorded interviews with 1,290 Australians who were born between 1865 and 1953. Without her work, many of these people would never have their voices recorded for us to listen to today.   Hazel interviewed very widely but artists were particularly well-represented – she recorded around 250 painters and sculptors. But s...