Government supresses Bath report on Aboriginal kids
The issue of Aboriginal child welfare is always going to be a difficult one.
On one side of the fence you have the traditionalists. People who place Aboriginal heritage above all else, including the welfare of the child in question.
On the other are people like me who, and you don’t have to be a rocket scientist to see it, think that the system is horribly broken. Amongst a decrepid sea of apologist policy, castrated government departments and a bunch of old tribal members blindingly out of touch with reality stands the current situation with Aboriginal children.
In this environment it’s easy to see why for two years the Northern Territory government would hide a damning report of a truly failed policy. [Read the rest of this entry...]
It’s widely known that members of Polaris Media Group subscribe to the principles of James Arthur Ray’s ‘The Secret’.
I was walking around Taichung shortly after I arrived in Taiwan and as
You never quite know what to expect when walking down the streets of Taiwan. From the people to the buildings to the cars and scooters on the roads, the Taiwanese urban environment is always surprising me in new ways.
I’m a few days late with this post due to internet problems but give or take a week I don’t really think the blog is going to mind.
Somewhere in the dark and nasty regions of Australia, where nobody goes, stands an ancient castle.
News broke last week of a 