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Mary is a passionate writer who brings creativity and a fresh perspective to our team. Her words have the power to captivate and inspire, making her an essential contributor to our content. Mary’s commitment to storytelling and dedication to promoting Indigenous culture ensures that her work touches the hearts of our readers. We’re fortunate to have her as part of our team.
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The Protector System: Missions, Reserves and Control

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Getting to know The Protector System’s missions, reserves, and control reveals how seamless security can be—discover how it adapts to your needs.
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  • 22. December 2025
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Land Rights Legislation Across Australian States: A Comparative Study

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Keen to understand how different Australian states’ land rights laws shape Indigenous communities’ access and control—discover the key differences and their implications.
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  • 22. December 2025
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Uluru Statement From the Heart: Pathway to Constitutional Reform

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Fascinating and transformative, the Uluru Statement From the Heart proposes a pathway to constitutional reform that could redefine Australia’s future—discover how.
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  • 21. December 2025
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The Apology to the Stolen Generations: Impact and Critiques

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Offering a profound acknowledgment of past injustices, this article explores the impact and critiques of the Apology to the Stolen Generations.
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  • 21. December 2025
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Reconciliation Policies: From Keating’s Redfern Speech to Today

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Fascinating developments in reconciliation policies have shaped Australia’s journey from Keating’s Redfern Speech to today’s ongoing efforts for justice and equality.
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  • 20. December 2025
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Stolen Wages: A Historical Overview and Fight for Compensation

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An overview of how workers’ stolen wages have persisted throughout history and the ongoing fight for justice and fair compensation.
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  • 20. December 2025
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The Wik Decision: Pastoral Leases and Native Title Rights

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Navigating the landmark Wik Decision reveals how native title rights can coexist with pastoral leases, shaping future land rights and legal interpretations.
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  • 19. December 2025
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Closing the Gap: Assessing Progress and Future Directions

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Jump into innovative strategies for closing the gap, where understanding complex progress demands new insights for a more equitable future.
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  • 19. December 2025
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UNDRIP: A Framework for Indigenous Rights Around the World

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Many rely on UNDRIP’s framework to safeguard Indigenous rights worldwide, but understanding its full impact reveals how it can truly transform lives.
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  • 18. December 2025
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Comparing Treaties: Why New Zealand Has the Treaty of Waitangi

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While understanding why New Zealand has the Treaty of Waitangi reveals its historical significance, exploring its ongoing impact uncovers even deeper insights.
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  • 18. December 2025
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Palawa (Tasmanian Aboriginal) Culture: Reconnection and Revival

By exploring Palawa culture's dynamic rebirth, you’ll uncover how land, traditions, and…
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Wiradjuri People: Custodians of the Central West

Surrender to the rich traditions of the Wiradjuri people, whose enduring connection to…
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Yorta Yorta Nation: Stories From the Murray‑Goulburn Region

Fascinating stories from the Yorta Yorta Nation reveal deep cultural connections,…
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Arrernte People: Traditions of the Central Desert

Nurturing ancient stories and sacred land, the Arrernte people's traditions reveal a…
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