Court Ruling Proves Land Grants Covering Wiradjuri Are Illegal: Interview With Uncle Paul Towney
Proud Wiradjuri descendant Paul Towney will be appearing in Orange Local Court on 9 September, as he faces a charge of trespass, due to his having occupied land that is said to be owned by Charles Sturt University. The 2,000-odd...
Community-Led Safety Is Needed, Not Racist Policing, Says Pride in Protest’s Harpreet Kaur
A Chinese woman was violently attacked by a group of seven non-Asian teenagers, aged between 11 and 16, on Gadigal land in the Sydney eastern suburb of Eastgardens within the grounds of her apartment block on 21 May 2025. And...
“The Creeping Erasure of Our Identity in Broome”: Interview with Djukun Nation’s Jaala Ozies
The Yawuru and Djukun peoples are jointly recognised as the native title holders in Jirr-Ngin-Ngan, which is also known as the town of Broome, and is located in the northwestern Kimberley region of Western Australia. This native title claim, known...
Israel Is Brazenly Committing International Criminal Offences, And The West is Complicit
In the final days of last week, apartheid Israel cut the internet and all communications in the Gaza Strip, where it’s perpetrating a 20-month-long extermination program against the Palestinian civilians living in the region, while it too laid siege to...
Government Prioritises Industry Over People: Disrupt Burrup Hub on the North West Shelf Approval
A massive protest took place outside the District Court of Western Australia last Friday, as Disrupt Burrup Hub members, Gerard Mazza, Tahlia Stolarski and Jesse Noakes, were set to be charged in relation to an April 2023 nonviolent direct action,...
Gomeroi Ready to Fight Santos Gas Project Any Way Possible, Says Elder Maria “Polly” Cutmore
The National Native Title Tribunal released its final decision on whether the New South Wales government can lease Gomeroi Country to Australian fossil fuel giant Santos for coal seam gas purposes on 19 May 2025, greenlighting the process again, after...
Ecocide and Genocide Escalates in West Papua: Interview with ULMWP’s Benny Wenda
Following his re-election as Australian PM Anthony Albanese paid a visit to relatively new Indonesia president Prabowo Subianto in Jakarta, with foreign minister Penny Wong and home affairs minister Tony Burke in tow. This is a rite of passage for...
“Erasure as Solidarity”: Black Peoples Union’s Keiran Stewart-Assheton on Settler Left Paradigms
Founded on this continent in 2022, the Black Peoples Union is an Indigenous political organisation that’s “working towards building a pan-Aboriginal movement in Australia, so that we can fight for our self-determination and our sovereignty”. But due to the BPU’s...
Resisting the Suppression of Western Colonial Crimes: Interview with Activist Stephen Langford
On 8 May 2025, New South Wales District Court Judge Christine Mendes quashed the Local Court conviction of Sydney activist Stephen Langford for the offence of intentional or reckless damage or destruction to property, after finding that his act of...
“While Governments Fail to, We Will Continue to Act”: Interview With Freedom Flotilla Coalition’s James Godfrey
Of the 2.1 million Palestinians in Gaza, about half a million are facing imminent death by starvation, as part of a famine being produced by Israel, according to Al Jazeera. At the beginning of the Gaza genocide, that masthead used...
