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New today on AUSPUBLAW: In the first post in a mini series on Yunupingu v Cth, @_sbrennan explores the significance of the case for native title and constitutional law: auspublaw.org/blog/2024/10/c…
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Sean Brennan
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Sean Brennan
@_sbrennan
Academic at Gilbert + Tobin Centre of Public Law, UNSW: Indigenous legal issues, constitutional law. Parramatta Eels and St Kilda for life.
Katılım Şubat 2014
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Multiple positions available @UNSWLaw, including in global and public law! I'm just wrapping up my first term here, and for what it's worth, it's a wonderful place to work. Brilliant students, generous and friendly colleagues. Come join us!
external-careers.jobs.unsw.edu.au/cw/en/job/5247…
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We are delighted to announce that @dkennytcd has been elected as Head of the Law School for the next three years, term starting early June. Huge thanks to Caoimhín MacMaoláin for his leadership, starting back in mid-pandemic
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@TriCONDublin is delighted host a seminar with Dr.
@_sbrennan from @UNSWLaw on Thursday, 4 April 2024 in the Galbraith Seminar Room, @TLRHub at 5:30pm. tcd.ie/law/news-event…
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KLC is looking for a Principal Solicitor! We are looking for an experienced social justice lawyer to manage the legal work of the centre, who also loves working with local communities and students. Applications close 21 March- external-careers.jobs.unsw.edu.au/cw/en/job/5230…
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Dr Janine Gertz has been awarded the 2023 Stanner Award by the Australian Institute of Aboriginal & Torres Strait Islander Studies (@AIATSIS) for her outstanding academic writing. See nit.com.au/10-11-2023/856…. Congratulations Janine!! 💐👏🏽👏🏽
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The government is throwing money away on First Nations programs that aren't effective. The Voice to Parliament will stop that.
#VoteYes #VoiceToParliament #HistoryIsCalling
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Great morning speaking with so many #Yes voters at Clovelly surf club booth from Wentworth and Kingsford-Smith. #rightsideofhistory #voteyes
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Whether you’ve dedicated decades or minutes to the simple question being posed today, this referendum is a precious opportunity to move closer to becoming one country. Voting YES will enable much needed improvements in health, education and justice outcomes for Indigenous people.
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People who moved the nation. Some have passed since May 2017, some are ailing. On that day, all of them were full of hope, full of pride for what had been achieved. A national consensus on constitutional recognition. Watch this and then please vote Yes.
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We would like to honour the men and women of the First Nations Regional Dialogues and the National Constitutional Convention at Uluṟu. Thank you for your mighty contribution to the nation. Thank you for the Uluṟu Statement from the Heart. Our people were excluded from the drafting of the Constitution. We were excluded from the nation’s constitutional order until 1967. We remain subject to the “Race power”. You were asked by the Commonwealth, “What is meaningful recognition to you?” And your answer was Recognition thru a Voice. The Voice is intended to include communities in Australian democracy and decision-making. History will remember the courageous and patient men and women of the Uluṟu Dialogues. It’s their legacy we celebrate today. Megan and Pat. Xx
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We came together this afternoon at the Cairns Esplanade with one clear message before tomorrow's vote. YES! YES for the next generation.
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Referendums are a question of Principle. Detail is legislated in Parliament after the fact. Asking for more detail is a hole-in-the-bucket argument - you can never bring them enough. Its a deliberate tactic by the Opposition to derail Indigenous advancement.
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A decade ago, the government of the day asked us “what does meaningful recognition look like to you?” That question led us to the Regional Dialogues, the biggest consultation of First Nations peoples in Australian history.
The Uluru Statement from the Heart was born from this consultation, an offering of peace and a way to come together after years of struggle.
The Uluru Statement called for a Voice to Parliament, a unanimously supported First Nations solution to a uniquely Australian situation.
This Saturday, we’re going to see it through to the end. ❤️🖤💛
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The Voice is a practical improvement that aims to end poor policies and wasted public money, and help close the gap between Indigenous and non-Indigenous people, says A/Prof. Sean Brennan (@_sbrennan). Authorised by Alison Avery for UNSW, Sydney bit.ly/3Fgjj2g
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Tomorrow you're being asked to recognise First Nations people in the constitution. A Voice to Parliament is the way forward. Let's move forward as a united Australia.
#VoteYes #HistoryIsCalling #VoiceToParliament
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“The country can unite around a simple, powerful and practical idea: give Indigenous people a Voice. Other Australians won’t lose anything by including a Voice in our Constitution. And there is so much to gain.” newsroom.unsw.edu.au/news/social-af…
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