by Keiran Stewart-Assheton Wallawaani to all my people and everyone else here today. Nyarga Keiran njindin Wani-Wandian Dhurga. I’m Keiran Stewart-Assheton from the Wani-Wandian mob of the Yuin nation and would like to acknowledge the Gadigal people on whose stolen land we stand today. Today, on Invasion Day, we gather to remember the atrocities committed against our people. To honour …

by Binoy Kampmark Reactions to the death of Queen Elizabeth II from victims of atrocities during her reign were less than warm. Did the British Crown derive profits of plunder yet disclaim responsibility for colonisation, they asked? The Westminster shroud, in this regard, is thick indeed, a layer of forced exculpation. Global, personal, individual. The reactions to the death of …

by Lindy Nolan On 23 June 2007, the military invaded First Peoples’ communities, launching the Northern Territory Intervention.  A land grab, it was designed to divide and disempower First Peoples. The full force of the capitalist state – its army, police, prisons, courts and laws – came down on them. The lies, humiliations and violence remain hidden from most not …