Racism in Australia

WGAR News: Tiga Bayles interview with John Pilger: First Nations Peoples and the new Film 'Utopia'

WGAR - Working Group for Aboriginal Rights - Australia — Sat, 04 May 2013 06:00:30 +0000

Newsletter date: 5 May 2013

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* Let's Talk's Tiga Bayles interviews John Pilger about his life long support for First Nations Peoples and his new Film 'Utopia'
* Respect and Listen: Docos: The Secret Country: A special message from John Pilger
* Respect and Listen: Docos: The Secret Country: Guest Speaker Sue Gillett
* Respect and Listen: Docos: The Secret Country: Some Statistics - Then and Now [from Paddy Gibson]
* Gerry Georgatos, The Stringer: John Pilger on racism in Australia
* Therese Mortensen, Amnesty International Australia: No more secrets

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First Nations Peoples

Amnesty International Australia

Aboriginal squalor

dirtiest secrets

dirtiest little secret

Indigenous Australians

New John Pilger film

ITV

Aboriginal Australians

Let's Talk's Tiga Bayles interviews John Pilger about his life long support for First Nations Peoples and his new Film Utopia

Respect and Listen - Docos - The Secret Country - A special message from John Pilger

Respect and Listen - Docos - The Secret Country - Some Statistics - Then and Now - from Paddy Gibson

Gerry Georgatos - The Stringer - John Pilger on racism in Australia

Therese Mortensen - Amnesty International Australia - No more secrets

Candace Sutton - The Australian - Aboriginal squalor among Australia's dirtiest secrets says expat

Why the anti-racism campaign should begin with the rule of law, not Australian values?

Wei Ling Chua — Tue, 22 Feb 2011 03:36:24 +0000

After a series of denied by our politicians and police chief over the past years about the existence of racism in Australia, the Gillard Government has finally found the political courage to confront the issue head on by announcing that the government will launch a nationwide campaign against racism and will restore the multiculturalism portfolio after dumping it following the 2010 election.

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Australia! A country without its own soul – is time to become a republic

Wei Ling Chua — Thu, 10 Feb 2011 11:57:46 +0000

The culture of politicians fuel racism in Australia is a die hard issue. Last year, I responded with an article: Politician Fuels Racism – Are You “Mainstream” Australians? .

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British Nuclear Test Victims

Another case of media fuelled racism in Australia

Wei Ling Chua — Fri, 19 Mar 2010 00:49:50 +0000

Mass media is the heart and soul of a nation. Many people rely upon the mass media for information and entertainment including the bureaucrats working for the government. It was reported by the Brisbane Time on the 15th Oct 2009 under the heading - Rudd policy on China 'set by BHP', with the following statement from Mr Joske (an economic adviser to former treasurer Peter Costello in the 1990s):

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Politicians Fuels Racism - Are You “Mainstream” Australians?

Wei Ling Chua — Tue, 02 Feb 2010 02:35:56 +0000

Racism is a die hard issue in Australia. While the racism against Indians across the country over the last two years has yet to show any sign of winging down, the new opposition leader Tony Abbott begin the 2010 election year with Howard’s style racism on the issue of Immigration.

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Australia

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human rights

Racism in Australia

politician fuels racism