Voice to Parliament Referendum: TV icon Ray Martin says ‘d**kheads and dinosaurs’ Australians will vote no Introduction In a recent event in Sydney’s inner west, veteran TV journalist Ray Martin expressed his strong views on Australians who plan to vote “no” in the Voice to Parliament Referendum. Martin, who is of indigenous heritage, labeled those […]
Editorial: Empowering Abuse Survivors Through Self-Empowerment Rising Above the Noise In a society that often glorifies victimhood, it takes an extraordinary amount of courage to stand up against the bullies and reclaim one’s own narrative. Jacinta Price, a woman who has consistently defied the expectations and pressures placed upon abuse survivors, has become a national […]
‘Voice’ supporters organise rallies as NAIDOC Week begins Introduction In a show of solidarity and support for an Indigenous Voice to Parliament, supporters across the country gathered for rallies as NAIDOC Week commenced. The push for an Indigenous voice in Australia’s political landscape has been a longstanding and contentious issue, with advocates arguing for greater […]
Andrea always felt like an outsider — now she wants support for all forced adoption survivors Addressing the impact of adoption Andrea, a school teacher in Australia, has spent her life grappling with the trauma of being adopted as a baby. Even as a child, birthdays were a painful reminder of her adoption status. Now […]
White House Bans Trans Advocate Rose Montoya for Topless Display at Pride Event The Controversial Incident The White House has made headlines recently due to its decision to ban transgender advocate Rose Montoya from future events after she went topless at a Pride event held on the South Lawn. The event, hosted by President Joe […]