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Government should be honest about its support for UN Indigenous rights resolution | Julius Melnitzer

Monday, December 04, 2017 @ 9:58 AM | By Julius Melnitzer

Why is it that after 150 years of persecuting our Aboriginal neighbours, we still insist on misleading them? Why do we keep shrouding their hopes in mist?

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