Great point, and congrats again on building you being born into an intergenerational legacy made wealthy through the dispossession and oppression of Indigenous ppl… and still being an absolute dick about it.

Hey you mob, I’m Rani (@ranitesiram) and my family are Wiradjuri (oh and Indian). I’ve got the pleasure of hosting today. I’m tweeting at you from the still slightly damp streets of Meanjin. But for the moment I’m going back to bed.

Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander children have one of the highest rates for middle ear disease and associated hearing loss in the world and the damage for that can mostly be prevented.

One of the things I think sets IndigenousX apart from a lot of other media out there is that we were not started with grants or backing… a bunch of us built it out of nothing and kept it running on next to nothing for years.

me and every other Blak millennial [-o-] I love seeing other young mob with this tatt and I love story telling through ink (an inherited trait from my mumma)

this is my little man, Malu 🤎 Malu means rain/storm in my Biripi language ⚡️

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Hey you mob, My name is Dylan Mooney I am a Yuwi man from Mackay, North QLD, Torres Strait Islander from Darnley Island & South Sea Islander. I’ll be hosting IndigenousX Twitter page til 29th and will be sharing what I’m working on around my art 💕✊🏾🔥

Mandy Braddick 🦉 theres a press release ilsc.gov.au/home/news/clos…

Kudos & thankful 2 listen to indomitable Aiesha Saunders lead a heartfelt truth telling panel with Dennis Golding Alanah Scholes & Maherau Arona this #WorldIndigenousPeoplesDay thank you Neenah Gray for the invitation to join you all much ❤️ & respect to you all everyday in every way

In 1966, Gurindji man Vincent Lingiari led a strike. First Nations workers weren’t being paid, so they walked off Wave Hill station. The strike lasted 7 years. Beyond stolen wages, this was about fighting for Country that was stolen from them and sold to pastoralists in 1883.

Someone drugged my drink this weekend. Here’s are some symptoms of a spiked drink that I wish I knew beforehand (and was never told):

Jack Charles lived a hard life and he leaves a joyous legacy. He endured cruelty, he knew pain. He survived every turn of the vicious cycle, holding on to his humanity. Jack Charles uplifted our nation with his heart, his genius, his creativity and passion.

Big News Origin will divest from fracking in the NTs Beetaloo basin - NO PATS ON THE BACK FOR THEM - they'll still collect royalties from handing licences to Tamboran Resources This is a decade of resistance led by Aboriginal communities in the NT standing up for country ✊🏾

Some news from me! Tonight I read my last ABC Canberra 7pm News bulletin for the year and for a while. I’m really excited to announce I’ll be moving into a new role within the ABC next year, leading our coverage of the Referendum and the Voice to Parliament.

Feels like the right time for me to bring up a panel a former workplace/ media org asked me to do on "Indigenous identity" that changed my career and is part of why I stopped working in TV 1/9