Speaking Out

What should now be the focus within Indigenous Affairs?

The referendum result left many First Nations people feeling deflated. But what about those who didn’t fully support the proposal? 

Minister for Indigenous Australians, Linda Burney reflects on referendum defeat and what should now priority within Indigenous Affairs? 

Journalist, Stan Grant has walked away from his media career to help fix what he calls a toxic global news culture.

Nardi Simpson details her creative process, reflects on her extraordinary career and reveals what's next? 

Is an Indigenous voice to parliament is the best way to improve the lives of First Nations people? 

Rachel Perkins has dedicated her life to telling First Nations stories. Now, she's campaigning for an Indigenous Voice to Parliament. 

Justin Mohammed, Australia's Ambassador for First Nations People, discusses the challenges of advocating for change as a First Nations person, the role and expectations of the position, the influence of First Nations people in foreign affairs, and their excitement and ambition for making a positive impact.

Investigation reveals possible unmarked graves on Aboriginal missions, focusing on Kinchla Boys' home. Survivors share traumatic experiences of abuse, lack of education, and harsh punishments. Unearthing buried stories highlights the emotional impact and community response. Reporters shed light on stolen generations and First Nations ambassador appointment. The struggle for Indigenous rights and land protection is discussed. Challenges faced by Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people in building relationships with government officials explored. Speaker reflects on their role as Ambassador for First Nations people in Australia.

Former journalist turned advocate for fixing the toxic global news culture, Stan Grant, discusses his resignation from ABC, his work as a journalist, the need to improve public discourse, and his reflections on major events he has covered worldwide.