Aunty Bilawara Lee says it would 'recompense Aboriginal people for all that was done to them'.
October 14 is fast approaching, so plan ahead of the big day!
No official date for the referendum has been set yet, but it should occur within the next two to six months.
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The register, dubbed Call It Out, is an independent, Indigenous-led platform that encourages people to share experiences of racism.
Indigenous activist Nyunggai Warren Mundine has slammed the council as a 'disgrace' for dictating what the day should be about.
Nathan Moran reckons some Aussies have been rorting the system for more than 25 years in order to cash in.
Students fear the proposed policy will further disadvantage students who need assistance or financial aid to get their education.
The Australian political party is among the 20 groups listed by the Global Project Against Hate and Extremism.
AMSANT CEO John Paterson believes it will lead to Aboriginals with pre-existing conditions being neglected.
The Greens had tabled a motion earlier this week calling for the Senate to censure Hanson for her racist and ‘anti-migrant’ comments.
The One Nation leader has hit back at claims that she is racist after attacking Senator Mehreen Faruqi on Twitter.
Tāmaki Paenga Hira Auckland War Memorial Museum is set to return two hooked boomerangs, an adze and an axe to the Warumungu people.
Demonstrations have been held in several Australian capital cities to rally against the British Monarchy.
Two players have been accused of dressing up as Usain Bolt and Michael Jordan with dark makeup on their face.
An Institute of Public Affairs poll revealed that 60 per cent of Melburnians were in favour of moving the day.
There's been a lot of talk about what the Indigenous Voice to Parliament recently and here's a breakdown.
The One Nation leader voiced her opposition to enshrining an Indigenous voice into the Australian constitution.
Greens Senator Lidia Thorpe said 'sovereignty was never ceded' during her moment in the Australian Senate.
The One Nation Senator has been labelled 'racist' after she bailed from the Senate yelling 'No, I won’t...I never will'.