Constitutional Recognition

Last night, ground-breaking band Yothu Yindi was inducted into the ARIA Hall of Fame.

Music changes the world - Yothu Yindi and Dan Sultan at the ARIAs last night

Their music has had a huge impact in raising public consciousness of the rights of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples.

It’s fitting that they seized the opportunity – being recognised by the music industry – to talk about the importance of Constitutional recognition of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples.

Latest 2 of 54 comments

View all comments
 
  • Bryn says:

    05:12pm | 30/11/12

    I cannot see why one single ethnic group get special recognition over another. I was taught that all people are equal. What about Chinese immigrants, veitnamese, Italians the list is endless they to have contributed massively to the countries success. If this reform goes ahead I would strongly consider placing… Read more »

  • Rick says:

    05:07pm | 30/11/12

    Referendum what’‘s that? see what happens when democracy is inexistant CHOP CHOP CHOP is the new wave in free speech. Read more »

 

Facebook Recommendations

Read all about it

Punch live

Up to the minute Twitter chatter

Daniel Piotrowski

@ajbau @mcilveenl The latest Nielsen Answers survey. 2,872,000 readers for April. Number one by 53k on the next - Ninemsn, Yahoo7, @SMH.

Daniel Piotrowski

RT @mcilveenl: http://t.co/1Jh1nNcelR Australia's number one news website, according to latest survey. http://t.co/ZRCmNMDN35

Daniel Piotrowski

@ajbau @newscomauHQ More than everywhere else.

tory_maguire

Go @newscomauHQ!! http://t.co/cqclJ0oqrl

Recent posts

The latest and greatest

The Punch is moving house

The Punch is moving house

Good morning Punchers. After four years of excellent fun and great conversation, this is the final post…

Will Pope Francis have the vision to tackle this?

Will Pope Francis have the vision to tackle this?

I have had some close calls, one that involved what looked to me like an AK47 pointed my way, followed…

Advocating risk management is not “victim blaming”

Advocating risk management is not “victim blaming”

In a world in which there are still people who subscribe to the vile notion that certain victims of sexual…

Nosebleed Section

choice ringside rantings

From: Hasbro, go straight to gaol, do not pass go

Tim says:

They should update other things in the game too. Instead of a get out of jail free card, they should have a Dodgy Lawyer card that not only gets you out of jail straight away but also gives you a fat payout in compensation for daring to arrest you in the first place. Instead of getting a hotel when you… [read more]

From: A guide to summer festivals especially if you wouldn’t go

Kel says:

If you want a festival for older people or for families alike, get amongst the respectable punters at Bluesfest. A truly amazing festival experience to be had of ALL AGES. And all the young "festivalgoers" usually write themselves off on the first night, only to never hear from them again the rest of… [read more]

Gentle jabs to the ribs

Superman needs saving

Superman needs saving

Can somebody please save Superman? He seems to be going through a bit of a crisis. Eighteen months ago,… Read more

28 comments

Newsletter

Read all about it

Sign up to the free News.com.au newsletter