Israel Folau looks for $2.1 million in legal battle with Rugby Australia

Skip to main content

Search This Blog

Show Labels

Australia -|
New Zealand -|

Israel Folau looks for $2.1 million in legal battle with Rugby Australia

Australian Eastern Daylight Time — June 21, 2019

Israel Folau looks for $2.1 million in legal battle with Rugby Australia
- Israel Folau, who was sacked by Rugby Australia following a ... his contract last month for an Instagram post that said "hell awaits" gay people.

Stigmabase Global Initiative

Top stories of the last 30 days

Māori businesses playing a key role in climate change planning

Australian Eastern Daylight Time — September 08, 2022

54 percent of Māori authorities said they were very aware of Government policies to reduce greenhouse gas emissions, compared to 27% of all New ... View article...

Manawatū's young Māori ward candidates focus on infrastructure, environment and wellbeing

Australian Eastern Daylight Time — September 23, 2022

Maori ward candidate Khan Ngarotata-Hansen speaks at a 'Meet The Candidate' event in Feilding, while his opponent Bridget Bell, left, looks on. View article...

Political donations part of Māori development plan

Australian Eastern Daylight Time — September 30, 2022

Māori Party president and Waipareira head John Tamihere says Māori organisations have a right to fund political campaigns which will advance Māori ... View article...

Tokenism and te reo Māori - why some things shouldn't be translated

Australian Eastern Daylight Time — September 15, 2022

Te reo Māori is often invoked as one such language – a spiritual taonga, gifted by human and non-human ancestors, writes Carl Mika. View article...

The student helping engineers connect with Traditional Owners

Australian Eastern Daylight Time — September 16, 2022

Civil Engineering student Tahlia Prior was named Shell Aboriginal STEM Student of the Year at the Western Australia Premier's Science Awards. View article...

New Zealand reflects on te reo journey

Australian Eastern Daylight Time — September 15, 2022

Thousands of New Zealanders have gathered in Wellington to commemorate the 50th anniversary of a petition that saved the Maori language. View article...

Increase in online racism towards Māori concerning, experts say

Australian Eastern Daylight Time — September 27, 2022

One in three Māori experience racial abuse and harassment online in Aotearoa, with Māori women targeted the most, particularly those with moko kauae. View article...

WA Govt funds Aboriginal organisations under new child protection trial

Australian Eastern Daylight Time — September 16, 2022

The West Australian government has awarded more than $1.3 million to two Aboriginal organisations for a pilot program supporting Aboriginal ... View article...

SYDNEY

Stigmabase is a canadian non-profit internet initiative dedicated to informing and raising awareness on the damaging effects of social exclusion and stigma around the world. The marginalization of individuals or categories of individuals is a too common phenomenon. Millions of people are facing this problem around the world and many complex factors are involved.

Powered by Blogger

2010 - 2022 ― Stigmabase Global Initiative || Keeping up-to-date on global exclusion

Top stories of the last 7 days

When is being Māori not enough? Why Māori politics are always personal

Australian Eastern Daylight Time — October 05, 2022

More important is the Māori perspective.” And last week in parliament, Labour minister Kelvin Davis accused Act MP Karen Chhour of seeing the world ... View article...

How an NT community with shocking heart disease rate is turning its health crisis around

Australian Eastern Daylight Time — October 05, 2022

Maningrida residents suffered the highest rates of acute rheumatic fever and rheumatic heart disease in the country before Aboriginal Community ... View article...

Aboriginal Astronomy Finally Gets Its Due

Australian Eastern Daylight Time — October 05, 2022

When Australian Aboriginal astronomer Ghillar Michael Anderson was a young boy, Elders of his community chose him as a future leader. View article...

In the Brazilian Amazon, a 1,000-mile journey so people can vote

Australian Eastern Daylight Time — October 04, 2022

Later, he and local Aboriginal leaders devised a plan to move electronic voting machines to remote villages. “Bruno wrote all the technical parts,” ... View article...

Māori and ethnic minority students experience more discrimination than Pākeha

Australian Eastern Daylight Time — October 04, 2022

Twelve per cent of youth said they were perceived as being Pākehā or white, despite being Māori or members of ethnic minority groups. Keep up to date ... View article...

Māori performers sidestep into colonial world of Christchurch

Australian Eastern Daylight Time — October 05, 2022

Despite Māori attendees concern that The Māori Sidesteps should be wearing "armour", standing ovations have been the more typical response to ... View article...

Will NSW's proposed new cultural heritage laws protect Aboriginal artefacts?

Australian Eastern Daylight Time — October 05, 2022

Aboriginal Affairs NSW deputy secretary Shane Hamilton said the bill in its current form made its promise of independence from government “ ... View article...

They put blanket stereotypes around you': How boarding schools fail Indigenous students

Australian Eastern Daylight Time — October 05, 2022

When Aboriginal student Nicole* joined a Catholic all-girls college in Melbourne, the school immediately enrolled her in English as an Additional ... View article...

ABOUT STIGMABASE

Total Pageviews