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Home » Archives for Kirsten Grant » Page 5
  • Statue of colonial-era politician who stole Aboriginal man’s head toppled

    16 May 2024

    The statue of controversial colonial-era Tasmanian surgeon and politician William Crowther, who mutilated the body of Aboriginal man William Lanne’s corpse, has been cut down in Hobart’s CBD.

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  • ‘Urapun Muy’ wins 2024 NAIDOC Week poster competition

    11 May 2024

    Deb Belyea’s artwork ‘Urapun Muy’ has won the 2024 NAIDOC Week poster competition.

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  • Lyndall Ryan’s impact on Australian history research will be felt for many years to come

    10 May 2024

    Ryan’s rigorous, public-facing study of frontier violence and massacres led to the massacre map, which continues to attract international attention. She was also a cherished friend.

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  • Traditional Elders can once again access an Indigenous sacred site in Tasmania after ILSC funding

    3 May 2024

    Indigenous Elders now have easier access to a sacred space on the traditional lands of the Punnilerpanner people in Tasmania after local amenities were upgraded.

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  • ‘Time to be fearless’: NT attorney general urges Australian leaders to pursue treaty after voice defeat

    22 April 2024

    Chansey Paech says the Uluru statement is ‘not finished’ despite the result of the Voice referendum.

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  • Exclusive: Indigenous youth delegates address UN, urge Australian government to embrace Declaration on First Nations rights

    21 April 2024

    Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander youth delegates from the National Native Title Council addressed the twenty-third session of the United Nations Permanent Forum on Indigenous Issues on Thursday night.

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Reconciliation Tasmania acknowledges Traditional Owners of Country throughout Australia and recognises the continuing connection to lands, waters and communities. We pay our respect to Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander cultures; and to Elders past and present.