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ABC Indigenous retweeted
Q+A is at the Garma Festival with host Dan Bourchier. Malarndirri McCarthy, Marcia Langton, Merrki Ganambarr-Stubbs, Ben Abbatangelo and Taylah Gray are joining the panel.
What will you ask? ab.co/3RF45r8
ABC Indigenous retweeted
Merrki Ganambarr-Stubbs is Principal of Yirrkala Community School and an author. The bilingual school uses students’ strength in their Yolŋu language and cultural identity to access the mainstream curriculum.
What will you ask? | @GuardianAus bit.ly/3OhWaQU
ABC Indigenous retweeted
Malarndirri McCarthy is Assistant Minister for Indigenous Australians & Indigenous Health. She says we can only close the gap "if we give communities a genuine say in developing solutions now and into the future". She joins the panel.|@GuardianAus bit.ly/3rUMNPK
ABC Indigenous retweeted
“There needs to be more action ... but another thing that I just get a little bit worried about is that if this [Voice to Parliament] doesn't pass, then what will be next?” asks Amarley Bron.
Catch up on Q+A’s High School special on iview: ab.co/3NYqdNt
ABC Indigenous retweeted
Indigenous filmmaker & co-chair of Australians for Indigenous Constitutional Recognition Rachel Perkins says “the focus of the ‘yes’ campaign would be on positive messaging and the benefits of the Voice”. What will you ask Rachel? | @GuardianAus #QandA bit.ly/46OBwjV
ABC Indigenous retweeted
“I am down but I will get back up. And you can come at me again and I will meet you with the love of my people.” Stan Grant delivers a powerful message on Q+A before taking a break from the media. #StanGrant #QandA #WeStandWithStan
A Message from Stan Grant | Q+A
ABC Indigenous retweeted
Q+A will be live from Sydney on Monday, May 8. Do you have a burning question for our panellists?
You can submit a video question for #QandA by 9am Monday via the #QandA website: ab.co/3RF45r8
ABC Indigenous retweeted
Taylah Gray reflecting on the Frontier Wars and the impact on the lives of First Nations people today | #QandaA
Watch Q+A on iview: ab.co/2E7R5d9
ABC Indigenous retweeted
TONIGHT: The life and legacy of Yunupingu – Gumatj clan leader, trailblazing land rights champion and one of Australia’s most influential Aboriginal leaders.
PLUS: What does the Aston by-election loss mean for the future of the Liberal party? #TheDrum
ABC Indigenous retweeted
“The one thing First Nations people don't want is any white guilt on [the Voice referendum]. We want some serious, hard, systemic change. We want racism to stop in our nation. We want people's hearts and minds to change in this process.” — @teelareid
#TheDrum
Teela Reid on the Voice referendum
“The one thing first nations people don't want is any white guilt on this. We want some serious, hard, systemic change. We want racism to stop in our nation.”
ABC Indigenous retweeted
The legendary late Archie Roach has been nominated for the 2023 APRA Music Awards. Here's Uncle Archie on Q+A in February 2022 performing 'One Song" from his career anthology "My Songs 1989-2021".
Archie Roach - One Song | Live on Q+A Feb 2022
Here's Uncle Archie on Q+A in Feb 2022 performing 'One Song". Uncle Archie's sons have given permission for his name, image and music to be used, so that his legacy will continue to inspire.
ABC Indigenous retweeted
TONIGHT: The ACTU recommends that the minimum wage rise by 7% – which would mean Australia’s low paid workers would be entitled to a minimum hourly rate of $22.88.
PLUS: The Indigenous Voice referendum legislation has been introduced to parliament. What happens next?
#TheDrum
ABC Indigenous retweeted
Tonight, watch #QandA with @Malarndirri19, @PMalinauskasMP, @JNampijinpa , @SenatorJordon and Richard Spencer.
Tune-in at 9.35pm AEDT on @ABCTV and iview
ABC Indigenous retweeted
AFP reviewing incident after Lidia Thorpe pulled to ground at anti-trans-rights rally abc.net.au/news/2023-03-23/l…
ABC Indigenous retweeted
"People move from town to town, and they just fall through the cracks."
Via Tallulah Bieundurry at ABC Kimberley @abcperth @abcnews @ABCIndigenous abc.net.au/news/2023-03-20/f…
ABC Indigenous retweeted
Last year, Melbourne Writers Festival cancelled an event called “The End of the Monarchy?” Teela Reid believes “stifling public debate is dangerous for our democracy”, and that the event should have gone ahead. What's your question? | @theage #QandA bit.ly/3L8N72Q















