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NSW South Coast Indigenous file class action on cultural fishing | South Coast Register - Vimarsana News

NSW South Coast Indigenous file class action on cultural fishing | South Coast Register

Filed with the Australian Human Rights Commission. Federal Court of Australia next.

Coles, Woolworths' profits soar during cost-of-living crisis - Vimarsana News

Coles, Woolworths' profits soar during cost-of-living crisis

Australian food giants Coles and Woolworths see profits rise by 5.3% and 5.9% respectively during cost-of-living crisis.

Tasma Walton land: The parable of the black swan and how a TV star got caught in a native title scrap - Vimarsana News

Tasma Walton land: The parable of the black swan and how a TV star got caught in a native title scrap

The actor recounted a tale handed down by her grandmother when she gave evidence as the first witness in a native title application covering a vast stretch of Victoria’s coast from Werribee to Wilsons Promontory.

Gary Foley NAIDOC Week: Indigenous activist uses 1970s buy beer poster to attack the Voice - Vimarsana News

Gary Foley NAIDOC Week: Indigenous activist uses 1970s buy beer poster to attack the Voice

Legendary Indigenous rights activist Gary Foley revived his famous poster mocking paternalistic attitudes to Aboriginal people for NAIDOC week. Prof Foley says the Voice referendum is a 'diversion'.

Why is there so much confusion and fearmongering over WA's new Aboriginal Cultural Heritage Act? - Vimarsana News

Why is there so much confusion and fearmongering over WA's new Aboriginal Cultural Heritage Act?

The new law, which came into effect this week, aims to better reflect the aspirations of Aboriginal people in decisions that impact their cultural heritage. Some say it doesn’t go far enough.