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Tuesday, 5 May 2020
Africans: First Fleeters
African Americans in First Fleet and afterwards
Cassandra Pybus Black Founders: The Unknown Story of Australia's First Black Settlers
'Did you know there were 12 Africans aboard the First Fleet?'
John Randall
Martin
'Black Caesar' - first bushranger
Billy Blue - ferryman, Blues Point
John Williams aka Black Jack - Kangaroo Island
Cassandra Pybus Black Founders: The Unknown Story of Australia's First Black Settlers
'Did you know there were 12 Africans aboard the First Fleet?'
John Randall
Martin
'Black Caesar' - first bushranger
Billy Blue - ferryman, Blues Point
John Williams aka Black Jack - Kangaroo Island
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| William Blue ( Billy Blue): New South Wales State Library |
Monday, 4 May 2020
What it is to be here: colonisation and resistance
In response to the anniversary of Cook making landfall in Kamay/ Botany Bay I have made an exhibition to display at The Portico Library, Manchester
Due to Covid19 close-down, it is now online until the Library opens:
What it is to be here: colonisation and resistance
Due to Covid19 close-down, it is now online until the Library opens:
What it is to be here: colonisation and resistance
Friday, 1 May 2020
Wednesday, 22 April 2020
Wednesday, 11 March 2020
Voice to Parliament
Co-design
Explanation of next steps - the co-design
Marcia Langton and Tom Calma in The Conversation
'However important symbols are to Aboriginal people, nine years of this work shows, incontrovertibly, that Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples do not seek more symbols. And certainly not in the constitution, which distributes power across the federation. They seek change that can make a concrete difference to their lives.'
Constitutional recognition for Indigenous Australians must involve structural change, not mere symbolism Megan Davis 18 Feb 2020 The Conversation
and now another committee to consult and propose models for voices to regional, local, and national governments... but no mention of Treaty (as yet)
Indigenous voice co-design
https://www.niaa.gov.au/indigenous-affairs/indigenous-voice#resources
June Oscar AO 2018 One year on
“Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people have consistently called for greater control over our destinies, for the ability to live freely and equally, and for greater recognition of our rights as the First Peoples of this land. We cannot afford to dismiss what our people have been calling for, for generations.
“We must not forget that this issue speaks not only to the rights of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people but to the aspirations of all Australians – about the kind of nation we hope to share together.”
Commissioner Oscar urges the Government to respond to the Committee’s recommendations when the final report is released.
“I hope that one day, our political leaders will have the courage to honour the voices of our peoples as captured in the Uluru Statement and the numerous other processes related to constitutional reform that we have taken part in across the country.
“I believe, the citizens of this country, Indigenous and non-Indigenous, all want a strong, just and equal nation”
Explanation of next steps - the co-design
Marcia Langton and Tom Calma in The Conversation
'However important symbols are to Aboriginal people, nine years of this work shows, incontrovertibly, that Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples do not seek more symbols. And certainly not in the constitution, which distributes power across the federation. They seek change that can make a concrete difference to their lives.'
Constitutional recognition for Indigenous Australians must involve structural change, not mere symbolism Megan Davis 18 Feb 2020 The Conversation
and now another committee to consult and propose models for voices to regional, local, and national governments... but no mention of Treaty (as yet)
Indigenous voice co-design
https://www.niaa.gov.au/indigenous-affairs/indigenous-voice#resources
June Oscar AO 2018 One year on
“Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people have consistently called for greater control over our destinies, for the ability to live freely and equally, and for greater recognition of our rights as the First Peoples of this land. We cannot afford to dismiss what our people have been calling for, for generations.
“We must not forget that this issue speaks not only to the rights of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people but to the aspirations of all Australians – about the kind of nation we hope to share together.”
Commissioner Oscar urges the Government to respond to the Committee’s recommendations when the final report is released.
“I hope that one day, our political leaders will have the courage to honour the voices of our peoples as captured in the Uluru Statement and the numerous other processes related to constitutional reform that we have taken part in across the country.
“I believe, the citizens of this country, Indigenous and non-Indigenous, all want a strong, just and equal nation”
Saturday, 7 March 2020
Coranderrk
link to Minutes of Evidence - parliamentary inquiry into call for self-determination and land by Kulin people
Their fundamental demands were simple yet radical: as stated in their
final petition –
signed by Barak and forty-five men, women and
children:
"We want the Board and the Inspector, Captain Page, to be
no longer over us.
We want only one man here, and that is Mr. John
Green,
and the station to be under the Chief Secretary;
then we will
show the country that the station could self-support itself."
Australian Aboriginals / photographed by Kerry & Co.
Copyright and permissions: Out of copyright: Created before 1955
Please acknowledge: : Mitchell Library, State Library of New South Wales
Call number: PX*D 398 IE number: IE3220707 File number: FL3221023
Copyright and permissions: Out of copyright: Created before 1955
Please acknowledge: : Mitchell Library, State Library of New South Wales
Call number: PX*D 398 IE number: IE3220707 File number: FL3221023
Thursday, 5 March 2020
Atmosphere
CAM Copernicus Atmosphere Monitoring Service
European Union's Earth observation services
Australian Fires
European Union's Earth observation services
Australian Fires
Tuesday, 3 March 2020
Tuesday, 25 February 2020
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