Blogs
“I know I’m blak, because it’s all I’ve ever known” – Courtney Ugle (Noongar) Since invasion, so called ‘Australia’ has had an obsession with Aboriginality. But not in a celebratory or proud way. Australia’s discourse around Aboriginality has been contentious,...
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New 'Mob Only' drop We are about to release... our FIRST 'Mob Only' piece of merch 'Shades of Deadly'. We are so excited! But before we do, let's talk about 'Mob Only', Mob in our heart and everyone in mind We...
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Mabo Day (June 3rd) is a significant day in Australian history but especially for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people. It commemorates the efforts of Eddie Koiki Mabo among others and their monumental fight for land rights against the state...
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Why Gaps? The facts and timeline around why Clothing The Gap added the ‘S’ Written by public health professionals, approved by our lawyer! Earlier days: Laura Thompson (Gunditjmara) and Sarah Sheridan (non-Indigenous) co-founders of Spark Health and Clothing The Gap...
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The First Peoples’ Assembly of Victoria and the State have made a shared commitment to truth telling through the Yoo-rrook Justice Commission. Yoo-rrook means ‘truth’ in the Wemba Wemba/Wamba Wamba language, which is spoken in the north-west region of Victoria....
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