Zak Kirkup
I've said before that I was wrong about Anthony Albanese. He's stepped up time and again where I doubted his capacity. He has done a good job in navigating complexities like the death of the Queen, th...
Before I jump into this, I just want to say I am a huge admirer of Queen Elizabeth II. Massive. Like have a-portrait-in-my-apartment level admiration.
"I have a dream that one day... the sons of former slaves and the sons of former slave owners will be able to sit down together at the table of brotherhood.
In 2019 WA Coroner Ros Fogliani delivered the results of her inquest into the deaths of 13 children and young people in the Kimberley. The report is incredibly distressing to read and hollows you out...
I love basketball as much as the next person, but I wouldn't take an American NBA player seriously when it comes to constitutional reform, so why did the Prime Minister?
Next week the Federal Government will be hosting the Jobs and Skills Summit. Led by the Prime Minister and his Treasurer, the intent of the summit is in its name as Canberra battles to keep unemployme...
If you've been to the Wheatbelt town of Northam in recent years, it's inevitable you'll be drawn to Bilya Koort Boodja. The BKB, as it's affectionately known, is a groundbreaking cultural history muse...
Aboriginal people used to kill and eat their babies and elders like livestock. Australia is at risk of being swamped by Asians. Islam is a disease that Australia needs to eradicate.
I admit it: I was very wrong about Anthony Albanese. Prior to the election, I wrote in numerous articles having a crack at the bloke seeking to be our PM - but I've got to say, at least when it comes...
No one cares about prisoners. Especially if they're Aboriginal or young or both. It's an immutable law in politics: so long as those who are inside prison (which are mainly Indigenous) stay inside, vo...
NAIDOC Week: A celebration of Indigenous culture and a reflection of the struggle the oldest continuous culture has had just to attain basic human rights.
Why is it that a survivor of the Stolen Generations in Victoria can access up to $100,000 in redress, yet in Western Australia a survivor still can't get a cent?
What if the answer to reducing the Aboriginal incarceration rate was so small and simple that it seems almost too good to be true? That was the thought I had as I met with then WA Chief Justice Wayne...