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As the 2024 NSW Aboriginal Land Council Election nears, despite racism and discrimination concerns in Aboriginal communities, it’s never been properly addressed during Charles Lynch‘s 8-year reign as Councillor for the Northern Region. But ignoring real issues is NOT something I’ll do. Which brings me to Aaron Treay, with whom I’ve had concerns before about

Gunnedah, a town known for its vast coal mines and rich agricultural history, has recently come under the spotlight for reasons far removed from its industrial significance. With concerns arising about potential connections between mining giants and alleged racist extremists in the region. And the recent attack on Lidia Thorpe by neo-Nazi racist extremists stands as a

Social Impact Assessment (SIA) on Idemitsu Boggabri Coal Mine’s Effects on the Gunnedah Aboriginal Community Introduction Idemitsu Boggabri Coal Mine: This SIA evaluates the potential and actual social impacts of Idemitsu’s Boggabri Coal Mine on the First Nations community in Gunnedah. This assessment is based on the 2006 and 2021 Census data provided, along with

In North-West NSW, Idemitsu’s Boggabri Coal Mine is both a symbol of economic progress and a reminder of the lingering shadows of colonial exploitation. And while its operation boosts the local economy, it also reignites haunting tales of colonial-era abuse against Indigenous communities. Legacy of Exploitation? Is Idemitsu’s Boggabri Coal Mine simply forging economic pathways?

In recent times, Gunnedah has witnessed a surge in property and youth-related crimes like many other towns. Still, while there have been commendable efforts by various individuals and groups to curb this menace, the escalating tensions have inadvertently provided a platform for anti-Indigenous groups and racists. And these factions have seized the opportunity to target