Jack Latimore
The Sydney Morning Herald
Melbourne, VIC, Australia
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No swift North Melbourne return for Clarkson despite end of AFL inquiry
The end of the AFL’s racism inquiry into allegations by former Hawthorn players and families will not result in the coach making a quick return to North Melbourne. → Read More
Race commissioner warns political leaders not to ‘racialise’ Voice debate
Chin Tan sees danger signs in the rhetoric around the Voice debate, and says leaders and the media must ensure it does not descend into a “racial bun fight”. → Read More
‘It was very disrespectful’: Dispute over Chris Hemsworth filming at sacred site
A television show depicting the Hollywood action star taking part in an Indigenous ceremony has divided local First Nations groups in northern NSW. → Read More
Raising Indigenous voices on a Voice to parliament
What do First Nations people think about the proposed Indigenous Voice to parliament? We spoke to dozens of Indigenous people from all walks of life to hear their voices. → Read More
Clarkson, Fagan embroiled in racism scandal as report calls for ‘reparation’
A “harrowing” report about the treatment of Indigenous players at Hawthorn recommends the players be compensated if the allegations are found to be true, but legendary AFL coach Alastair Clarkson vigorously defended himself against any claims of wrongdoing. → Read More
While Britain mourns, Australia confronts its unfinished business
The death of Elizabeth II and accession of Charles III is a fascinating, real-time civics lesson and, for many, an uncomfortable reminder about who Australia serves. → Read More
Are ‘box tickers’ armed with DNA tests inflating the Indigenous population?
Indigenous community leaders are concerned that census data showing a surging Indigenous population could result in resources being misdirected. → Read More
Voice is not enough: What happened to Indigenous issues in the campaign?
In this election campaign, Indigenous advocates say there are much more pressing matters than the Voice to parliament. → Read More
Tent Embassy a potent celebration of Aboriginal protest
The Tent Embassy was set up 50 years ago this week in response to a provocative Australia Day speech by the then Prime Minister, and remains just as relevant today. → Read More
Prominent Aboriginal leader dies in COVID-19 ward
Uncle Max Dulumunmun Harrison had been a “cultural adviser” to the anti-compulsory vaccination Informed Medical Options Party and had spoken at a recent rally in Sydney. → Read More
So long shaving, Survivor and whirlwind romances: Melburnians on the lockdown habits they're going to ditch
Back in hard lockdown, 12 Melbourne residents share what they won’t be repeating this time around → Read More
Miranda Tapsell on diversity, that Get Krack!n episode and Play School's new Indigenous doll
Film star and TV host explains why it matters that Kiya will become a regular feature of the toy cast in the Australian children’s TV institution → Read More
Why we should all support Cody Walker's quiet refusal to sing the Australian anthem
An appropriate response would be to improve understanding of why Advance Australia Fair remains offensive to First Nations peoples → Read More
Mark Latham got what he wanted out of his absurd proposal to DNA test Aboriginal people
There is no DNA test for Aboriginality but it didn’t stop media outlets reporting it → Read More
Indigenous social housing residents vow to fight as homes sold from under them
Toowoomba properties auctioned to recover mortgage debt incurred in a deal now being investigated by Asic → Read More
There are few memorials to our bloody history but that's changing
In the last two decades some community-driven memorials to Aboriginal resistance leaders have appeared → Read More
The passive racism of Australian media is borne of arrogance, ignorance, fear and fragility
Kerri-Anne Kennerley’s marginalisation of Black voices is a symptom of an industry bereft of fresh ideas and cultural awareness → Read More
Diamond Head beach: a paradise where I lost all sense of time and space
Many white writers have had a tendency to minimise and conveniently erase our presence in the landscape → Read More
Nostalgia, untruths and the passage of years – essential ingredients of Christmas
As a boy it was all about the anticipation of Santa Claus arriving. There was magic in that night back then → Read More
Aboriginals stood with Jews against the Nazis – we have a long history together
So much of our activism is built on the shoulders of Yorta Yorta Elder, William Cooper → Read More