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Gooda should resign: One of the founders of the Aboriginal Tent Embassy, Michael Anderson has condemned the attack on protesters by Mick Gooda,
Abbott picks a fight: By Gerry Georgatos who attended the Tent Embassy celebrations and was present throughout all the events leading up to the
Source claims PM knew about leak: A source within the Federal Government has claimed a number of people within the Prime Minister's department knew beforehand that
I never said Embassy should be closed: Abbott: Federal Opposition Leader, Tony Abbott has claimed he never said the Aboriginal Tent Embassy in Canberra should be removed. "I never
Prime Minister’s man quits over leak to Tent Embassy: Tent Embassy founder, Michael Anderson has demanded answers following the revelations the Prime Minister's press secretary had leaked false claims
We want sovereignty: Australia will never win a seat on the United Nations Security Council unless the Federal Government acknowledges Indigenous sovereignty, an
New leaders emerge to fill the void left by mainstream leaders: By John Rowsthorne National Indigenous Times Director Here's the thing – what continues to emerge in the politics of Aboriginal Australia
Dodson defends right to protest: The Co-Chair of the Expert Panel on constitutional change, Professor Patrick Dodson has defended the Aboriginal Tent Embassy and said
Gooda, Mundine, Price and Gordon condemn protest: Four Indigenous leaders have publicly condemned the Aboriginal Tent Embassy protest that resulted in Prime Minister Julia Gillard and Opposition
Matilda House warns protest will re-ignite racism: Matilda House has criticised the Tent Embassy protestors against the Prime Minister, Julia Gillard and Opposition Leader, Tony Abbott last
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