About Cheryl Mogg I was born and raised on traditional country in Goondwindi. All the women on Mother’s side – Mum, Nanny and Great-Nanny all come from the country. We grew up on a reserve, living in a tin hut with no running water or electricity and dirt floors. Mum, Nanny, and Uncle Edwin were … Read more
About Alisha McNamara I was born in Goondiwindi and grew up in Brisbane from the age of three. I was raised by my Aboriginal Mother, who I think was born in the Brisbane region. Culture is very important to me, and growing up, I learnt a few Aboriginal words, and learned about my dreaming and … Read more
About Josephine Munn I was born in Brisbane and raised by a single Mum. My Dad is Tongan, but because I was raised by a strong Indigenous woman, I’ve chosen to honour her and acknowledge my Aboriginality first and foremost. That isn’t meant as a disrespect to my Dad or his culture as I’m proud … Read more
Originally published by NITV on 4 May 2018. This year’s NAIDOC poster recognises the women who have fought for justice in our society. Protests and peace signs feature in this year’s official NAIDOC poster. The words “Freedom”, “Equal” and “Justice” stand out from the multicoloured landscape, and a vibrant sun shines upon strong women who … Read more