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Children’s Ground: Recognise our culture. It has not diminished

William Tilmouth says change is about backing the leadership, voices and solutions of local, First Nations communities. (Supplied)
William Tilmouth, Arrernte leader and Chair of Children’s Ground

On January 26, 1788, our land was occupied and taken by force by foreign interests. If the same thing happened […]

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