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Tying the bow on our Uluru coverage

Tjukurpa: five days in Uluru
Alex Ellinghausen and Michael Gordon share their stunning visual journey from Uluru, the heart of the nation.
smh.com.au
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29 mai, 20:04
Mabo lawyer urges 'gutless politicians' to support Uluru decision
Deputy Prime Minister Barnaby Joyce has branded the Indigenous constitutional convention proposal overreach.
smh.com.au|De Fergus Hunter
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I wrote this five years ago at the 20th anniversary on the many people who contributed to history being made.

Mabo's legacy
Gail Mabo gave birth to a boy she named William the day before she buried her father.
smh.com.au|De Michael Gordon

The pieces below are a body of work on the referendum and where we are now. A pleasure to work with Alex Ellinghausen.

Change gonna come, remembering the 1967 referendum
A hand-written note by Jessie Street to Faith Bandler sparked "the beginning of great change" for Aboriginal people.
smh.com.au|De Michael Gordon
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28 mai, 18:38
Sam Backo and the 50-year road to a level playing field
Sam Backo's clearest memory on the 1967 referendum is being chased down a street in Townsville by dogs.
theage.com.au|De Michael Gordon

Saturday column

The idea of recognition for its own sake has been blown out of the water
It has been replaced by something potentially much more substantial, ambitious and fraught with danger.
theage.com.au
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28 mai, 18:34
Bran nue day dawns for Mutitjulu, a community with a grim past
When the young men of Mutitjulu danced for the one of the biggest assemblies of Indigenous leaders in history this week, it was a pointer to a brighter future for a community with a troubled history.
theage.com.au
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23 mai, 21:07
The dance that could be the spark for a historic pact at Uluru
They came a very long way to ignite a conversation with dance and a resolute message of quiet determination.
theage.com.au|De Michael Gordon

Heading to Uluru next week for the historic Indigenous constitutional convention.

'Noble compromise' will emerge on Indigenous recognition: Noel Pearson
Noel Pearson predicts clear proposition to emerge from Indigenous constitutional convention.
theage.com.au|De Michael Gordon

Good to be back at work.

'I'm not saying no to Gary': Treasurer reveals personal struggle behind NDIS decision
Scott Morrison has delivered one of the least conventional, and most effective, post budget sales pitches in memory.
theage.com.au|De Michael Gordon

Saturday column

Dangerous overreach: how Dutton made things worse on Manus
The Immigration Minister effectively put three refugees, and the entire population of detainees, in the dock.
theage.com.au|De Michael Gordon

Peter Dutton should release CCTV footage of the incident he says was a spark for the Good Friday rampage.

'We didn't do anything wrong': refugees hit back at Peter Dutton
Peter Dutton has suggested the trio intended to sexually assault a young boy.
theage.com.au|De Michael Gordon

A report from my visit to Manus Island.

Waiting for America
As Malcolm Turnbull and Donald Trump argue the toss on the US-Australia refugee deal, what will happen to those left behind on Manus Island?
www.theage.com.au

Saturday column, early

Turnbull's 18C strategy might be smarter than it seems
There were two elephants lurking in a very big room when Malcolm Turnbull and Bill Shorten joined a crowd in the Great Hall of Parliament House this week.
theage.com.au

Aboriginal MPs respond to concern about a done deal on "minimalist" recognition.

'No such thing': Aboriginal MPs deny settling on 'politicians' model' for recognition
High-profile Aboriginal politicians insist they are waiting on the work of the Referendum Council.
theage.com.au|De Michael Gordon

My take on 18C changes.

Malcolm Turnbull stands to lose both ways on 18C changes
The case doesn't stack up and send a message that, in the words of George Brandis, people have a right to be bigots.
theage.com.au|De Michael Gordon