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Queensland has established a truth-telling and healing inquiry. Here's what it means - Vimarsana News

Queensland has established a truth-telling and healing inquiry. Here's what it means

The members of the state's landmark inquiry have been announced as the government works to take bigger steps in closing the gap for First Nations people.

Source: sbs.com.au
Queensland is on a path to treaty with Indigenous people. How will it work? Who's involved? | Queensland - Vimarsana News

Queensland is on a path to treaty with Indigenous people. How will it work? Who's involved? | Queensland

State government announced the members of the inquiry and First Nations Treaty Institute. How will it work? Who’s involved?

A record number of Qld women put their hands up for state elections this year. Here's why - Vimarsana News

A record number of Qld women put their hands up for state elections this year. Here's why

Across the Northern Peninsula Area (NPA), Torres Strait Island Regional Council (TSIRC) region and Torres Shire Council (TSC) region, a record 26 per cent of candidates were women.

Source: sbs.com.au
'Anything is possible': Indigenous women gather in Canberra to inspire new generation of leaders | Indigenous Australians - Vimarsana News

'Anything is possible': Indigenous women gather in Canberra to inspire new generation of leaders | Indigenous Australians

Straight Talk participants say ‘empowering’ summit at Parliament House will help build community leadership

Queensland community gets a VERY grim warning about the effects of Covid as vaccination rate lags - Vimarsana News

Queensland community gets a VERY grim warning about the effects of Covid as vaccination rate lags

The remote community of Palm Island has received a temporary morgue as the island's mayor warns residents to get vaccinated, predicting up to 60 people could die if Covid spreads there.