Sourced essays, parliamentary submissions and public documents on history, racism, colonisation and structural justice in Australia — researched and fact-checked to stand up to scrutiny, not merely to persuade.
First Nations Allies Wynnum’s 21-page submission to the Joint Standing Committee on Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Affairs. It addresses all six Terms of Reference and advances twelve evidence-based recommendations. Coordinated, integrated and edited by Dr Philippe Foubert.
A formal Cultural Heritage Statement on Barrambin (Victoria Park), Brisbane, in support of applications for permanent protection under the Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Heritage Protection Act 1984 (Cth).
Read the statement →How Queensland rewrote ordinary safeguards for Olympic development at Barrambin — and how the Commonwealth environmental process failed to restore the scrutiny removed at state level.
Read the essay →What the evidence actually shows about racism, health and justice for First Nations Australians — and what moving from consultation to shared power requires.
Read the essay →Why historical literacy — not individual prejudice alone — is the condition that lets inherited racism survive, and what it takes to change that.
Read the essay →What Professor Megan Davis’s critique of symbolic reconciliation asks of allies who want to move from comfort work to construction work.
Read the essay →What constitutional analysis and the 2025 Social Justice Report ask of ally communities — read against Queensland’s repealed treaty process, Project Invisibility and the fight over Barrambin.
Read the essay →A careful account of Brisbane/Meanjin’s First Peoples, the limits of native-title law, and the obligations a city preparing for 2032 still owes to communities of the region.
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