From the perspective of First Nations peoples, the Tent Embassy remains a symbol how Indigenous communities are treated around the country. “The Embassy brought international awareness of the ...

The Tent Embassy began its public life on January 26 ... That it has endured for [five] decades as a potent symbol rejecting the hypocrisy, deceit and duplicity by successive Australian ...

Today, the Aboriginal Tent Embassy still remains a powerful symbol of protest in Canberra. A warning to Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander viewers: this video contains images of people who may ...

He is now the Minister for Indigenous Australians and said the Aboriginal Tent Embassy is a powerful symbol of the need to address inequality. "I don't think the Tent Embassy is redundant," Mr ...

Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander readers and listeners are advised this article and podcast contain names of deceased people. The Aboriginal Tent Embassy – a site of First Nations protest ...

The tent embassy, situated on the lawns of Old Parliament ... the centre of Australian politics and a symbol of democracy, so that all would see the reality of the way that many indigenous people ...

Representatives from the Nyoongar tent embassy gave a presentation forum on Nyoongar native title at Murdoch University on October 15, hosted by the Kulbardi Aboriginal Centre. The focus of the forum ...

The Aboriginal tent embassy has hit out at the Indigenous voice on the day the prime minister announced when Australians will head to the polls for the referendum. The longest-running Indigenous ...

Their protest grew rapidly to thrust Aboriginal activism into wider public attention. Today, the Aboriginal Tent Embassy still remains a powerful symbol of protest in Canberra.