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Jennifer Parker

02/07/2025

Composer Deborah Cheetham shares her journey writing Eumeralla: A war requiem for peace.

21/06/2025

Robert Menzies, the most authoritative Liberal PM, told two US presidents that ANZUS did not apply on Taiwan. Others have too.

21/06/2025

Archie Roach and Ruby Hunter: A Story of Love, Resilience, and Legacy

Archie Roach and Ruby Hunter were not just remarkable artists; they were two souls whose love and music became a beacon of hope and healing. Their early lives were marked by hardship—Archie, a member of the Stolen Generations, was forcibly removed from his family as a child, and Ruby grew up in poverty, often experiencing displacement. Despite these challenges, their paths crossed in their youth, and together, they forged a bond that would change not only their lives but also the cultural landscape of Australia.

Their rise to fame began with a shared passion for storytelling and music. Archie’s deeply moving songs, such as “Took the Children Away”, shone a light on the injustices faced by Indigenous Australians, while Ruby’s soulful voice and lyrics added depth to their shared mission. Together, they told stories of resilience, love, and identity, earning them recognition as pioneers of Australian music. Through their albums and performances, they gave a voice to the voiceless and inspired countless others to embrace their heritage and speak their truth.

Their legacy continues to resonate, not just through their timeless music but also in their advocacy for social justice and Indigenous rights. As the rain poured down in Fitzroy, a statue was unveiled in their honor, symbolizing a love and partnership that transcended hardship. It is a permanent reminder of the power of art to heal and unite.

As we reflect on their lives, let us draw inspiration from their journey: “No matter how difficult the road, love and purpose can light the way to greatness. Keep singing your truth, and the world will one day sing with you.”

27/05/2025

In Istanbul's Fatih district, a four-story house stands as a testament to the city's layered past, featuring architectural elements from the Roman, Byzantine, Ottoman, and Turkish Republic eras. This remarkable structure, with its Roman-era cistern foundation and Republic-era upper floor, encapsulates the city's evolution over nearly two millennia.

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