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Labor must hear Indigenous voice against Kimba nuclear site - Vimarsana News

Labor must hear Indigenous voice against Kimba nuclear site

Ahead of tomorrow's expected federal court decision on a Barngarla Traditional Owners challenge to the planned Kimba nuclear waste site, Jim Green and Michele Madigan say federal Labor must be consistent on listening to Indigenous concerns.

Labor must walk the talk on the Indigenous Voice - On Line Opinion - Vimarsana News

Labor must walk the talk on the Indigenous Voice - On Line Opinion

Currently, the government is ignoring the Barngarla Traditional Owners who are unanimous in their opposition to the government's plan for a national nuclear waste dump (or 'facility') near Kimba on South Australia's Eyre Peninsula.

5 Things to Know About Australia's Pink Lake - Vimarsana News

5 Things to Know About Australia's Pink Lake

Australia has a mesmerizing unique inland body of water known as the Pink Lake. Read more here. (Photo : Aussie Oc / Wikimedia Commons) The Pink Lake is only one among many other same-colored lakes in Australia.

Australia's Forefathers Denied First Nations People A Voice. We Have A Chance To Change That - - Vimarsana News

Australia's Forefathers Denied First Nations People A Voice. We Have A Chance To Change That -

Thomas Mayo, ambassador for the Uluru Statement from the Heart, wants everyone to vote Yes on the referendum on a First Nations Voice enshri...

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Nakkiah Lui's 'First Eat': It's Time To Decolonise Your Plate - Vimarsana News

Nakkiah Lui's 'First Eat': It's Time To Decolonise Your Plate

In her new Audible podcast 'First Eat', Nakkiah Lui traverses continents to find out what a decolonised plate of food looks like.

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