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Aboriginal community leader Warren Mundine says an ABC staff memo mentioning the phrase “Invasion Day” relating to January 26 will divide the country.
Aboriginal community leader Warren Mundine says an ABC staff memo mentioning the phrase “Invasion Day” relating to January 26 will divide the country.
The ABC has been accused of dividing the nation by referring to Australia Day as "Invasion Day" in an online guide for events happening on January 26, while Police Minister David Elliott has slammed the national broadcaster for promoting a protest which organisers expect to breach COVID-19 gathering rules. A piece published on the ABC News website yesterday said "January 26 marks Australia Day or Invasion Day, typically seen as a celebration of the nation or a day of sorrow for the colonisation of an ancient culture". An accompanying tweet said: "What to do on Australia Day/Invasion Day in...
Aboriginal community leader Warren Mundine says an ABC staff memo mentioning the phrase “Invasion Day” relating to January 26 will divide the country.
Who: Barry Du Bois Where: Federation home in Bondi with wife Leonie Tobler and their twins Bennett and Arabella, 8 Favourite thing: Anyone my age would remember the Malvern Star as the best bike on the market. I saw this bike on the side of someone's house, and it was the exact bike I had as a kid. I thought, 'that's the pushbike I want for my son'. I knocked on the door, bought it off the bloke and had a friend restore it exactly the way it was when I was eight years old. Inspiration Eclectic. Every room offers something different