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“You know the only way to go forward is to go Black. As you see, look at our youth up here. Look at our elders. Understand, white Australia has a Black history and it’s also going to have a fucking Black future,” declared Elizabeth Jarrett over the microphone at the Invasion Day 2026 rally on Gadigal land in Hyde Park on 26 January.
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Tony Brown has been honoured with an Order of Australia for his contributions to art history and museums in Tasmania. Tony Brown fondly remembers a family connection as what hooked him on art at a young age, and the enthusiasm of family members for art blossomed into a lifetime passion
Peter Cook’s admission to the Companion of the Order of Australia (AC) reflects his highest degree of service to Australia or humanity at large. Peter Cook’s remarkable career has seen him in senior positions across major Australian science organisations and the world’s most prestigious geological institutes. Along the way, the
Some have argued that Andrew Hastie would be the Liberals' best chance of restoring some credibility. Sure, whatever — we want the funniest option. The post When searching for
Plus, want to become a Tasmanian Greens senator? Now's your chance. The post Defence schtum on ‘UFO’ policy, Hastie jogs on from leadership query, and Abbott, Bolt and Rinehart have
'Deaths have been abetted,' the WikiLeaks founder tells Crikey, reigniting accusations he made in a legal complaint against the Nobel Prize Committee in December that alleged a 'gross misappropriation' of
Crikey examines the party's policy agenda, explains who its supporters are and why they're choosing One Nation, and what Pauline Hanson's vision for Australia is. The post One Nation is
The Public Service Commission seriously believes that FOI harms accountability and integrity. And it's got the cherry-picked evidence to 'prove' it. The post Welcome to the weird world of the
Anti-immigration marches are changing, and shrinking, but the malevolent presence of neo-Nazis remains. The post ‘I don’t think there’s a big future in what they’re trying to achieve today’: On
“You know the only way to go forward is to go Black. As you see, look at our youth up here. Look at our elders. Understand, white Australia has a Black history and it’s also going to have a fucking Black future,” declared Elizabeth Jarrett over the microphone at the Invasion Day 2026 rally on Gadigal land in Hyde Park on 26 January.
The sentiment in ...
Heat records are set to be broken in the south of the country as volatile bushfire conditions cause communities to evacuate. Meanwhile, Sussan Ley has pushed back against talk of
Tony Brown has been honoured with an Order of Australia for his contributions to art history and museums in Tasmania. Tony Brown fondly remembers a family connection as what hooked him on art at a young age, and the enthusiasm of family members for art blossomed into a lifetime passion
Peter Cook’s admission to the Companion of the Order of Australia (AC) reflects his highest degree of service to Australia or humanity at large. Peter Cook’s remarkable career has seen him in senior positions across major Australian science organisations and the world’s most prestigious geological institutes. Along the way, the