Blogs
The recent referendum on a First Nations Voice to Parliament has left deep and lasting marks on Australia. In the aftermath, over 200 stories were shared with us—one-third of them from Indigenous voices. We are deeply grateful to those who opened up and allowed us a glimpse into their experiences. These stories paint a complex picture, revealing a mix of hope, heartbreak, and frustration, while highlighting the stark differences in how Indigenous and non-Indigenous people experienced this moment
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The referendum was not the end—it was a step in a much longer journey.
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In this blog, we’ll explore five key areas where we believe people need to keep showing up for First Nations communities, amplifying Blak voices, and continuing doing the work towards a just future for all. It's still Yes!
As a Community clothing brand, we know it is not enough for us to care only about how are products are made and from what materials. That is only the creation story. Have you ever thought about what happens to our...
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Since the 1990’s Uncle Robbie Thorpe has been taking legal action against the Commonwealth of Australia for acts of Genocide against Aboriginal people (See Thorpe v The Commonwealth from 1997). This most recent case is against King Charles III for...
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We have created both an Ally Friendly 'Keep The Fire Burning' and a Mob Only 'Blak, Loud & Proud' NAIDOC merch range.
In light of a failed referendum for a First Nations Voice to parliament, the significance of the NAIDOC theme 'Keep The Fire Burning! Blak, Loud and Proud' is deeply felt.
