Newswire

Newsletter date: 16 September 2015

Contents:

* Declaration: 'A Call for Treaties of Unity' Declaration: http://nationalunitygovernment.org/content/call-treaties-unity-alice-spr...

Newsletter date: 13 September 2015

Contents:

* News Analysis: Susan Browning, ABC News: Tasmania's new Indigenous legal service provider 'not available' when needed, community worker claims

* Change.org Petition: Reinstate funding to the Aboriginal Legal Service in Tasmania

* Homepage: Tasmanian Aboriginal Centre Inc: http://tacinc.com.au/

Newsletter date: 12 September 2015

Contents:

* Homepage of Wangan & Jagalingou People - Celebrating Our Shared Connections: http://wanganjagalingou.com.au/

* Petition: CommunityRun: Stop Adani Destroying Our Land and Culture: https://www.communityrun.org/p/stopadani

* Videos:

Newsletter date: 12 September 2015

Contents:

* Event: World Suicide Prevention Day http://wspd.org.au/ was on Thursday 10 September. It is also RUOK? Day in Australia.

* Audio Interview: Let's Talk's Amy McQuire & Karen Dorante talk with Professor Pat Dudgeon on World Suicide Prevention Day & R U OK Day

* Bio: Prof Pat Dudgeon - National Mental Health Commission

Newsletter date: 11 September 2015; last updated 9:45am AEST

Contents:

* Act: Sign an AMCS Petition: http://www.marineconservation.org.au/petitions.php

Don't Let Them Take Away Your Rights: http://www.marineconservation.org.au/petitions.php/46/dont-let-them-take...

Newsletter date: 10 September 2015

Contents:

* Media Release: Freedom Movement SA: First Nations leaders gather once more in the heart of Australia to define Treaty

* Upcoming Event: WGAR News: Demand Our Treaty: Rosalie Kunoth-Monks Calls for First Nations People to Attend Summit in Alice Springs 11-13 September 2015

Newsletter date: 8 September 2015

Contents:

* Upcoming Event: World Suicide Prevention Day http://wspd.org.au/ is on Thursday 10 September. It is also RUOK? Day in Australia.

* News Analysis: Sally McGlew, Community Newspaper Group: Aboriginal suicide rates soar [featuring Prof Pat Dudgeon, UWA psychologist, Uni of Western Australia]

Newsletter date: 7 September 2015; last updated 8:10pm AEST 9 September 2015

Contents:

* Audio Interview: Kirstyn Lindsay, SBS Living Black Radio: Alec Doomadgee speaks on Tribal Law and the Constitution: Many First Nations people are calling for treaties to be signed before the referendum for Constitutional Recognition.

Australia Foreign Minister Julie Bishop, has commissioned a parliamentary inquiry to review Australia’s diplomatic efforts against the death penalty, following the executions last April of drug traffickers, Myuran Sukumaran and Andrew Chan in Bali.

A parliamentary human rights subcommittee, chaired by former attorney-general Philip Ruddock, will examine Australia’s current engagement on capital punishment, and will recommend further steps the government can take on the world stage.