A Solo Trek for Indigenous Rights in Australia Enters the Homestretch
Balardung wrote that I want to tell the prime minister to give elders the full control over the community,
#ClintonsWalk pic.twitter.com/Ppg36ThF5T South Australian coast, April
OMG mmmmmmm it good seeing the ocean again after 7 month of not seeing the ocean I feel at peace right now pic.twitter.com/GeQnvq4a5n Victoria, June
#ClintonsWalk Days 278 & 279 / June 16 & 17: Dandenong Road https://t.co/dbxXjo3QcH #Victoria pic.twitter.com/HeFvQRLID1 New South Wales, July
Yyyyyyyeeeeeeeee we made it to the NSW boarder Yyyyyyyeeeeeeeee our four state.
On Monday, a panel set up by the prime minister urged
that a referendum be held to vote on whether to establish a body to represent Indigenous Australian interests.
Today’s picks: • A man walking across the country for the rights of Indigenous Australians reaches New South Wales.
• More to come ... Meeting the prime minister might require some finagling, but one man is walking across Australia to try to do so.
Clinton Pryor of Perth is heading toward Sydney on his way to Parliament in Canberra in a walk championing rights for Indigenous Australians.