Daniel James

In this engaging discussion, Daniel James, a Yorta-Yorta journalist and broadcaster, sheds light on the historic call for Treaty in Australia, highlighting its significance and challenges amidst recent political shifts. He emphasizes the crucial role of truth-telling as a foundation for meaningful treaty negotiations and the vital representation of Aboriginal communities through the First Peoples Assembly. As support wanes, James reflects on the emotional weight of these negotiations and the ongoing pursuit of self-determination and reconciliation for Indigenous peoples in Victoria.

Daniel James, a writer and co-host of a notable podcast, delves into the alarming intertwining of neo-Nazi groups with recent protests in Australia. He discusses how these extremists led the so-called 'March for Australia', culminating in a violent attack on Camp Sovereignty, a sacred site for Indigenous communities. The conversation highlights the manipulation of public sentiment, the role of media, and the urgent need for political leadership to confront rising extremism while addressing genuine public grievances.