The most important factor in improving Indigenous health is economic participation – getting adults into work and kids into school.
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Break the cycle
Posted by on May 5, 2018
FIFO activists do nothing for Aboriginal people
The Green movement isn’t about conservation or environmental protection. It’s far left ideology that uses lies, bullying and deep pockets to opposes all development. An ideology completely at odds with Australia’s regions who are crying out for jobs & businesses opportunities. [Read more…]
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Posted by on March 21, 2018
Step out of the cage
Two mindsets are battling for the hearts and minds of Aboriginal people. One of victimhood that focuses on the wrongs of the past and racism. The other that we can decide our own path.
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Posted by on January 11, 2018
Indigenous Australians mean business
Business isn’t about abandoning culture. It’s about expanding our cultures. Embracing new things and making them our own. People who say business means assimilation perpetuate the myth of the noble savage. [Read more…]
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Posted by on December 19, 2017
Get the priorities right
There’s a complete disconnect between the national public dialogue on Indigenous affairs and the priorities of most Indigenous Australians. [Read more…]
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Posted by on September 14, 2017
We don’t need Constitutional recognition
Treaties are a grassroots proposal and can be implemented without a referendum. I’m calling time on 10 years of discussion on Constitutional recognition. We don’t need it. [Read more…]
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Posted by on May 31, 2017
Activists are the new colonial oppressors
The real colonial oppressors are the activists, supported by European & American funders, who have all the privileges of the modern world but would deny Indigenous people using their land as an economic asset. [Read more…]
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Posted by on April 19, 2017
Only economic prosperity will close the health gap
The reason too many Indigenous people live in poverty is because too many Indigenous people don’t participate in the real economy.
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Posted by on February 24, 2017
Indigenous Australians and the mining industry need each other
Indigenous people and the minerals industry actually want the same thing. We can sharpen our engagement model to achieve it. [Read more…]
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Posted by on January 12, 2017