IndigenousX
IndigenousX is a 100% Indigenous owned and operated media, consultancy, and training organisation.
IndigenousX believes in the principles of self-determination and works to effect change by upholding Indigenous knowledges, voices and ways of being.
Check out IndigenousX ‘Stories’ page.
National Indigenous Times
This publication that comes out monthly in the Advertiser on the last Wednesday of every month. It is also available electronically and as well puts out a newsletter with latest news. The news covers a wide range of topics: – latest news, Business, lifestyle sport, culture, opinion, print editions and contact. A vast amount of varied current information. To subscribe: Scroll down to the bottom of the website.
Reconciliation News
Reconciliation Australia’s monthly newsletter provides news, stories, events, updates and ideas for progressing reconciliation in our local communities.
Unley Uluru’s Featured Book of the Month: January 2025
Always Was Always Will Be by Thomas Mayo
Always Was, Always Will Be is essential reading for those who want a nation where Indigenous Australians can expect the same quality of life as their non-Indigenous friends.
Mayo draws on a depth of life experience that is profoundly linked to his ancestors. His humility, fortitude and strength to reflect and move forward after the referendum loss is inspirational.
Mayo provides a mud-map for moving forward with key actions that Allies of First Nations can take up to help promote cultural awareness and walk alongside our First Nations brothers and sisters.
It is available through Amazon in both hard copy and electronic versions, as well as other booksellers, including Big W for only $6.
Past featured books
Check out books that have been previously featured on the Unley Allies website. Note that ‘books of the month’ began mid 2024, with only four featured books during that year.
Discover First Nations Stories
Reading for Reconciliation
A book club with a purpose! In June 2024, this book club celebrated their 20th anniversary. They meet on Sunday mornings in Brisbane Square Library.
Reading for Reconciliation’s purpose is to expand readers’ knowledge and understanding of current issues impacting Australia’s First Peoples and how these issues have arisen, by reading works (often by Indigenous authors) and then discussing them in an informal, friendly setting.
Check out the Reading for Reconciliation website for their reading list, plus their full program of book titles since 2004!