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Victoria University's Sir Zelman Cowen Centre (SZCC) will document the experiences of key players who helped establish Victoria's Koori Court nearly 20. ....
A new project at The Australian National University (ANU) shifts from the Australian history told from our colonial beginnings to one told by Aboriginal people, with stories that connect their recent past to the ancient history of their traditional lands. Under the direction of the ANU Research Centre for Deep History, Professor Ann McGrath and mapping consultant Kim Mahood ....
On Chasing Ghosts‘ new EP, ‘Homelands’ (out this Friday) the goal is truth-telling, of sharing the real stories of people not with the platform to speak. In a true punk rock fashion, it’s to lift up other voices. For its two singles, ‘Summer‘ and ‘Busted Lung,’ the six-piece addressed Indigenous rights and white supremacy, and then forgiveness by a victim of an LGBT hate crime respectively. With this EP – Chasing Ghosts first new lot of music in five years, since the stellar ‘I Am Jimmy Kyle’ LP – frontman, lyricist and bandleader Jimmy Kyle is talking openly about a great many topics. So for this lengthy but insightful interview, he discusses with me Indigenous sovereignty, more of the story behind ‘Busted Lung,’ dangerous whataboutisms, and exactly what music and mainstream media can do to better communicate Inidigenious related issues. ....
Britt Ramsey has been a journalist across print and broadcast media for several years. Now based at NBN News in Coffs Harbour, Britt has covered news and sport stories in the Nambucca Valley, Far North Queensland and the Gold Coast before settling back on the Mid North Coast. She attended Griffith University on the Gold Coast where she majored in Journalism and Photography. ....
March 8, 2021 9:39 Samantha Armytage will step back as co-host of Seven’s breakfast show, Sunrise, in a “few days”, she announced on-air this morning. After close to eight years in the top spot alongside David ‘Kochie’ Koch, seven years at Weekend Sunrise before that, and almost 18 years with Seven, Armytage will embark on new projects with the TV network, but will decide on her “next chapter” after a break. Armytage was tearful as she made the announcement this morning “The last six months of my personal life have been very bittersweet,” she told viewers, referring to her marriage, the death of her mother, and the end of the relationship with her agent, Nick Fordham. ....