Mary Graham, one of Australia's most distinguished Aboriginal academics and authors, discusses colonization, Aboriginal worldview, autonomy, survivalist ethos, and conflict- colonial and Aboriginal approaches. She highlights the interconnectedness of all beings with the land, the importance of self-determination and environmental responsibility, and the need for decolonization and rebuilding Indigenous governance.

In this engaging conversation, Mary Graham, a distinguished Aboriginal academic and author, explores the deep-seated effects of colonialism on Indigenous communities. She discusses the importance of justice over national safety, emphasizing relationalism and coexistence. Graham critiques the unipolar world order and advocates for multipolarity, highlighting Aboriginal diplomatic traditions. She sheds light on the resilience of Aboriginal culture, promoting stewardship and respectful conflict resolution, while addressing the indifference faced by Indigenous peoples in Australia.