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23.01.2022 Hard to believe that almost a year has passed since Bushfires devastated a large stretched of Yuin Country including the small town of Mogo and Mogo LALC. Much still needs to be done to raise from the ashes. To donate please go to https://au.gofundme.com/f/nu7ry-MogoRangers

12.01.2022 Incredibly tragic news. Our hearts go out to the family and the whole community affected by such tragedy. No words

02.01.2022 We are still obsessed with this exhibition, and you should be too. Why? Because it’s important. You can read about it in The Guardian: https://www.theguardian.com//lead-in-my-grandmothers-body-

02.01.2022 A powerful exhibition, part two in the OPEN CUT series, Lead in my Grandmother’s Body challenges viewers to think differently about wealth, not as a short-term thing resulting from damaging extractive processes, but a wealth that is intergenerational, encompassing people, culture and Country that will sustain them all into deep futures. It seeks a just future where black lives matter, and the right of Indigenous self-determination, in line with international law, is recognise...d by Australian governments and international capitalists. It envisages a time when the Garrwa, Gudanji, Marra and Yanyuwa people are empowered to reclaim and develop their own laws, policies and programs to protect their lands, waters and sacred sites to secure a safe and just future for their children and grandchildren. Check out this powerful exhibition here, learn, contribute to action, be a part of the solution: https://www.leadinmygrandmothersbody.com

01.01.2022 On the Coalition’s claims of #CashlessDebitCard success, Patrick: When I try and balance up everything that I’m seeing, unfortunately the data is not there that supports that https://www.theguardian.com//government-suffers-setback-on