by DAVID FLINT – Sir Robert Menzies was, of course, not infallible. But he was right in his strong belief that while everything should be done to improve the welfare of the Aboriginal people, it would be a serious mistake to endow…
by WARREN MUNDINE – WHILE Prime Minister Anthony Albanese and his minister for Indigenous affairs frolic together with NBA basketball legend Shaquille O’Neal, the proposal for an Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Voice to Parliament, devolves into a bully pulpit for elitists,…
by GABRIEL MOENS – PM ANTHONY Albanese used an address at an Indigenous Festival in the Northern Territory last month to reveal the referendum question to be put to the Australian people to enshrine the Voice in the Constitution. Although it is…
by DAVID FLINT – THE Albanese government claims a mandate to impose certain policies, some of which will seriously damage Australia. Take just four of the most prominent and permit me to describe them, not as the spin-doctors do, but in accordance…
by PAUL COLLITS – THE Aboriginal industry and possibly some Indigenous people themselves have been agitating for a “voice”. Surprisingly, these advocates think that having their own “voice to parliament” – whatever this might actually mean – will improve their lot. They…
by MORGAN BEGG – VOICE. Treaty. Truth. These are the words used to describe Labor’s main policy for Indigenous Australians. Now that the ALP has claimed power in Canberra after nine years in opposition, it is time to consider what these words…
