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Share your thoughts on this series by filling out our listener survey. Following the defeat of a 2023 referendum on an Indigenous advisory body to Australia's parliament, our latest issue scrutinizes the ongoing denial of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander sovereignty. In this episode, guest editor Zoe Holman talks about how she commissioned this Big Story and interviews Senator and Indigenous activist Lidia Thorpe about today's rallying call for Treaty.Help Rewire the World. Fund journalism that sparks change. Donate today at https://a.nin.tl/2BRead NI554: Indigenous Sovereignty in AustraliaHosts: Maxine Betteridge-Moes, Zoe HolmanCredits: Maxine Betteridge-Moes (Producer, Digital Editor), Amy Hall, Bethany Rielly, Conrad Landin, Nick Dowson (Co-Editors), Paula Lacey (Editorial Assistant), Samuel Rafanell-Williams (Sound Design), Nazik Hamza (Audio Editor), Mari Fouz (Logo Design)Guest: Zoe Holman, Senator Lidia Thorpe00:00 Help Rewire the World2:46 Issue highlights and why you should care9:45 Interview with Senator Lidia Thorpe10:10 Why work in politics?12:40 Sovereignty14:05 The First Nations justice debate explained17:12 How would a Treaty help in policy terms?21:14 Confronting King Charles25:38 The importance of international solidarityFurther Reading from this Episode:This is not your land (Zoe Holman, New Internationalist)Truth-telling in the Stolen Country (Zoe Holman, New Internationalist)Rise from this grave (Tony Birch, Overland)The last path forward to Treaty (Daniel James, 7am podcast)Subscribe today and use the code THEWORLDUNSPUN for 20% off your first year of a print and/or digital subscription.Sign up to Currents, our subscribers' exclusive newsletter for dispatches from the frontlines of global progressive movements. Recent editions include stories on Rojava's civilian resistance and legal cases against weapons exports to Israel. 30 days FREE then £3/month. Learn more.
