WGAR News: "Representatives of more than 30 nations see Aboriginal affairs at an all-time low"

WGAR - Working Group for Aboriginal Rights - Australia — Wed, 01 Aug 2012 01:30:02 +0000

Newsletter date: 1 August 2012

Contents:
* Michael Anderson: Representatives of more than 30 nations see Aboriginal affairs at an all-time low
* Interview with Michael Anderson following Moree Sovereign Union Interim Government Gathering
* Background to the Aboriginal sovereignty movement
* Congress: No apology needed for being proudly Aboriginal
* Background to National Congress of Australia’s First Peoples
* CAAMA: Senior APY leader rejects claims that communities want income management

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Michael Anderson - Representatives of more than 30 nations see Aboriginal affairs at an all-time low

Interview with Michael Anderson following Moree Sovereign Union Interim Government Gathering

Congress - No apology needed for being proudly Aboriginal

CAAMA - Senior APY leader rejects claims that communities want income management

Chris Graham - Bad Aunty - The truth about the NT intervention and the case for an independent media

Liz Conor - The anti-intervention movement and violence in remote Aboriginal communities

Andrew Dutney - The First Peoples are us - Why the Uniting Church opposes Stronger Futures

Darren Coyne - Intervention opponents say the fight will go on

Ray Jackson - NSW Ombudsman response to questions from the indigenous social justice association