Add to ORKGThe politics of indigenous renewal are a coherent whole. Whatever facet may appear first will be part of a range of issues which can only be successfully addressed as a whole. Reconciliation is a matter for all residents and its successful resolution is the litmus test of Australian identity and nationhood
Reconciliation between Indigenous and non-Indigenous people in Australia is defined officially as co...
Reconciliation is about more than equality. It involves recognition of the possibility of continuing...
Recently, Prime Minister Kevin Rudd revived John Howard’s 2007 pre-election proposal to amend the ...
In 2004 the Australian federal government abolished the national indigenous representative structure...
The formal reconciliation process in Australia was conducted between 1991 and 2000 and aimed to reco...
The author contrasts reconciliation attempts in Canada with progress on Aboriginal reconciliation in...
There is a genuine practical respected morally authoritative and socially authentic Aboriginal and I...
This paper provides an overview of discourses of the movement for national reconciliation prevailing...
Canada and Australia are now far apart on policy direction for indigenous issues. While Australia's ...
Like the children and young people in the vignette above, Indigenous people throughout Australia are...
Indigenous policy in Australia appears to be following a pattern. Decades-long bipartisan stability ...
There are divisions in Australia that only time and constructive effort will diminish. The process o...
The recycling of debates around welfare, violence and history in Settler-Indigenous Australian affai...
The Journey of Healing, added to the lexicon of Reconciliation week, took place recently as a featur...
Issues of Indigenous disadvantage and dysfunction are before our eyes more frequently and more prom...
Reconciliation between Indigenous and non-Indigenous people in Australia is defined officially as co...
Reconciliation is about more than equality. It involves recognition of the possibility of continuing...
Recently, Prime Minister Kevin Rudd revived John Howard’s 2007 pre-election proposal to amend the ...
In 2004 the Australian federal government abolished the national indigenous representative structure...
The formal reconciliation process in Australia was conducted between 1991 and 2000 and aimed to reco...
The author contrasts reconciliation attempts in Canada with progress on Aboriginal reconciliation in...
There is a genuine practical respected morally authoritative and socially authentic Aboriginal and I...
This paper provides an overview of discourses of the movement for national reconciliation prevailing...
Canada and Australia are now far apart on policy direction for indigenous issues. While Australia's ...
Like the children and young people in the vignette above, Indigenous people throughout Australia are...
Indigenous policy in Australia appears to be following a pattern. Decades-long bipartisan stability ...
There are divisions in Australia that only time and constructive effort will diminish. The process o...
The recycling of debates around welfare, violence and history in Settler-Indigenous Australian affai...
The Journey of Healing, added to the lexicon of Reconciliation week, took place recently as a featur...
Issues of Indigenous disadvantage and dysfunction are before our eyes more frequently and more prom...
Reconciliation between Indigenous and non-Indigenous people in Australia is defined officially as co...
Reconciliation is about more than equality. It involves recognition of the possibility of continuing...
Recently, Prime Minister Kevin Rudd revived John Howard’s 2007 pre-election proposal to amend the ...