ARTICLES
Meeting the Dreaming: Reflections on a Year of Dialogue
During the past 12 months we non-Indigenous people of many backgrounds—academics and artists, scientists and historians, musicians, storytellers and community members—have discussed the way forward for Australia in light of the Uluru Statement, the 2024 referendum...
Meeting the Dreaming: A Statement of Healing
Our statement is a heartfelt response to the invitation by Indigenous Australians to ‘walk together’ as we seek a more truthful and compassionate understanding of our nation’s past and future.
Ancient Skeletons and True Australians
Australia is unique in cradling the oldest rocks and most ancient life forms on our planet (in Western Australia). It is also home to the oldest continuous human cultures, repositories of the most ancient knowledge, including principles for enduring human societies and deeply fulfilling lives.
Odyssey Down Under
A new kind of Australian history is called for as we contemplate the meaning of Mungo. Here’s what it might look like.
BEYOND THE VOICE: Reconnecting Land & People
In contemplating the situation between Mungo people and the Voice, I realise the Voice, despite its worthy and long-overdue options, does not resolve some fundamental problems. There remains a bigger story to be told.