Harish Palagummi·Jul 10, 2024A cultural tapestryYarning (ˈjɑːnɪŋ): a conversational process where stories are told to pass on cultural knowledge
Leon Daniel kassulke·Oct 16, 2023“Decoding the 2023 Aboriginal ‘Yes’ Campaign: Exploring the Reasons Behind the ‘No’ Votes”
landhands·Sep 13, 2023Unraveling the Quantum Dream: The Interplay of Science & Indigenous WisdomPlease allow me to spark for you a mesmerising perception expedition, weaving science with Indigenous wisdom. Dive into the Quantum…
Student Number: 37145254·Jun 1, 2023Is it better to let people dilute your history, simplifying it for someone’s expense?In Australia, the Anglo-Saxon narrative dominates our perception of the world.
Dr Michael de Percy·Nov 15, 2020Indigenising the Curriculum; or, How I Learned to Stop Worrying and Love My HeritageIt hit me like a bomb. We are Indigenising the curriculum, and that’s that. I have to attend Indigenous cultural awareness training. But I…
Yoni Bashan·Jan 11, 2020An argument to change your mind about Australia DayYes, it’s January, and with the same dreadful regularity, we will soon reach that time of year when protesters take up their placards…
Ahlam Mustafa·Jan 10, 2020Who Decides on Our World Heritage?I write about the coloniser — as a concept — from the colony. And as I do so, I feel a certain shade of shame shrouding over my soul.
Brandon Judell·Jul 24, 2019“I Spit on Your Grave” Meets “The Handmaid’s Tale” When “The Nightingale Sings”There are certain films in the past where the reviewer has been asked not to reveal a pivotal plot point. Neil Jordan’s The Crying Game…
