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First nations

  • First nations

Healing process continues

February 13 marks the seventeenth anniversary of the National Apology to the Stolen Generations.
Myles Waugh
  • Perspectives

Inquiry would help bridge divide

The inquiry’s hearings to date have been positive and optimistic. There was nothing that suggested a desire of witnesses to allocate blame.
Tony Woodyatt
  • First nations

Reflection on NAIDOC celebrations

Uncle Terry Stedman, a Kamilaroi man and a respected Elder in Logan, is a figure synonymous with dedication, and tireless community service.
Heather Ferris
  • First nations

16th anniversary of formal apology

The national inquiry obtained testimony from 535 First Nations peoples and hundreds of letters and testimonies from other people.
Heather Ferris
  • News

Justice Crowley blazes trail with humility

In NAIDOC Week and as QLS celebrates its 150-year anniversary, we speak with the first Indigenous person to be appointed a judge of the Supreme Court in Queensland.
Heather Ferris
  • News

Our First Nations journey

QLS highlights its First Nations journey during National Reconciliation Week 2023.
Heather Ferris
  • Perspectives

Voice proposal must be carefully considered

One of the big debates for 2023 is the creation of a First Nations Voice to Parliament and Executive Government. With many views and opinions yet to be canvassed, here's one perspective.
Duane Sewell
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