as the only physical symbol and existence of sovereignty. "It's our monument. It's a place we can go to." Ms Peters-Little was a teenager when she first visited the tent embassy in 1974 ...

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 ...

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 ...

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 ...

1973 – The tent embassy returned late in 1973 after Aboriginal ... invited to place gum leaves on the ceremonial fire as a symbol of protection during their journeys in Australia.

Inspired by the Aboriginal Tent Embassy - the protest camp set up 50 ... which continues to serve as a powerful symbol of the enduring fight for Aboriginal sovereignty. Art Gallery of South ...

Half a century later, the Aboriginal Tent Embassy remains the most enduring symbol of Indigenous struggle in Australia, and is among the longest continous protest sites in the world. The embassy ...

The land, located in the inner-city suburb of Redfern, has become a symbol for the movement to ... women established the Redfern Aboriginal Tent Embassy, determined to resist any development ...

"The tent embassy in Canberra says nothing to anyone and should have been quietly packed up years ago," Mr Carr wrote in his online blog on Friday. "The 'activists' who run it would be better off ...