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Keeping heads above water …

Cartoons for the Pacific Islands Forum at COP 28.

Wondering if they are wondering ….

Meanwhile … back in the Pacific …

Climate inequality and the case for increased Australian climate assistance

Leading the change …

Cartoons from Best -practice leadership in proactive prevention of workplace sexual harassment, University of South Australia–Our Watch, November 24th.

The big picture – making sense of it all graphic recording at the event was created by Elise Motalli…

Conspiracies, conspiracies everywhere … BUT …

A Secretive Network Is Fighting Indigenous Rights in Australia and Canada – find out more about ATLAS NETWORK.

Changing the narrative …

Changing the narrative – artwork for the South Australian Council of Social Service (SACOSS) Annual Report 2022-23.

Moving on …

‘Protesters at a government-backed housing project in Adelaide’s north have condemned the way Aboriginal ancestral remains have been treated at the site, after what the premier conceded was “one of the largest findings of this type” in the country.’ The remains of at least 29 people have been uncovered in a burial ground across the site. A good overview from the ABC here.

Waiting for the blood to settle …

The Israeli Government’s massive and bloody retaliation against the people of Gaza for the terror attack by Hamas has only diminished the lives of those Israelis murdered and abducted. ALL lives deserve to be lived.

Time Warp Tommy ….

Artwork for the cover of The Search for Time Warp Tommy, a new Moonglow Publishing book to be launched on November 26th.

Long journey towards justice …

The vote in the referendum on 14th October was NO.

On 22nd October a group of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander leaders, community members and organisations who supported Yes released an open letter to be circulated to the Australian public and media, The Statement for our Peoples and Country.

From the statement: Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples are in shock and are grieving the result. We feel acutely the repudiation of our peoples and the rejection of our efforts to pursue reconciliation in good faith. That people who came to our country in only the last 235 years would reject the recognition of this continent’s First Peoples – on our sacred land which we have cared for and nurtured for more than 65,000 years – is so appalling and mean-spirited as to be utterly unbelievable a week following. It will remain unbelievable and appalling for decades to come.

‘All Australians should read this statement from Indigenous leaders, regardless of how they voted’.