Dechlan Brennan

Dechlan Brennan has been a member of Linktree for 3 years and joined in August 2022. Resources Allhandzon has populated their site with include: • Surviving in Australia’s hottest towns • Inside Australia’s hottest prison • Dechlan Brennan, Freelance Writer, Indigenous Climate Control • injecting rooms - Saturday Magazine • Programs: Uncommon Sense – 3 January 2023, Uncommon Sense — Triple R 102.7FM, Melbourne Independent Radio: appearance from 15:00 • Indigenous lessons for surviving the heat • Inside Roebourne, Australia’s hottest prison • When I was using heroin in my 20s, I didn’t tell anyone, though I’m sure people knew • Give incarcerated people the vote, say the First Peoples' Assembly of Victoria • Queensland's youth crime laws have terrifying consequences for kids like Mary • A new WA law will disproportionately impact Indigenous people like Shane • Why Does Australia Still Make Laws That Are Detrimental to Aboriginal People? • Voice confusion, even in the 'yes' fortress of Canberra • Dance helps kids to 'show my culture' • 'It'll mean increased competition': parking changes will hurt, businesses say • Facing the 'no-win' dilemma of an Indigenous uni student • Next generation of Matilda's superstars on display • 'Ultimate Canberra flex': has the puffer jacket lost its crown? • Victorian government announce Indigenous naming policy for schools and kindergartens • Data shows NSW police use force against Indigenous people at “vastly disproportionate rate” • Inquiry probes role of institutional racism in cases of missing and murdered Indigenous women and children • Former PM labels colonisation "the luckiest thing that happened" • Abuse over Voice debate drove Nyunggai Warren Mundine "to the brink" • NSW Minister for Aboriginal Affairs calls for reset on Indigenous Voice Yes campaign • MPs calling for Voice details are the ones who will determine the details, says Noel Pearson • Federal Court dismisses Uncle Dennis' pension age challenge despite govt's failure to close Indigenous life expectancy "gap" • Marcus Stewart, Aunty Geraldine Atkinson farewell First Peoples’ Assembly of Victoria • Ngarra Murray, Rueben Berg elected as new First Peoples’ Assembly of Victoria co-chairs • Pearson backs Voice despite wavering opinion polls • Queensland bail laws driving kids to plead guilty to crimes they didn't commit • Inaugural Victorian First Peoples’ Assembly co-chair Geraldine Atkinson passes the torch to the next generation • Victorian program cancelled despite helping over 100 Indigenous people escape homelessness in one year • NSW Coroner urges police reforms after fatal shooting of Gomeroi man Stanley Russell • Social media companies urged to combat misinformation and hate speech during Voice referendum campaign • South Australia becomes the first state to establish an Indigenous Voice to Parliament • Victorian Aboriginal Legal Service, justice groups urge state to establish police ombudsman • Human rights advocates sound alarm as Queensland passes "dangerous" youth justice changes • Greens push Senate to allow prisoners to vote in Voice referendum • Independent MP backs Voice, slams Opposition’s “scaremongering” • Greens and independents slam Liberals' decision to oppose the Voice to Parliament • Alliance of justice, health and faith groups urges Victorian government to raise the age • In Victoria, First Peoples’ Assembly Moves Toward Treaty • Advocates welcome WA justice reforms in Criminal Law (Mental Impairment) Bill • Advocates mark International Women's Day with call for solidarity against Queensland bail "reforms" • WA entertainment precinct laws will target Aboriginal people, legal experts warn - National Indigenous Times • End Days for Australia’s Nauru Detention Center? • Will Australia Enshrine an Indigenous Voice to Parliament in Its Constitution? • Breach of Bail to Return as an Offense for Children in Queensland • How Western Australia Criminalizes Indigenous Children • Murder of Indigenous Teenager in Western Australia Brings Despair, Deja Vu • Why Australia’s Indigenous People Fear the Police • Bail Law Reform Urgently Needed in Victoria to Stem Deaths in Custody • The Fight to Raise Australia’s Age of Criminal Responsibility • New South Wales’ Pandemic Fines Shed Light on Policing Problems • 2 State Governments in Australia Block UN Visits to Prisons • After Queen’s Passing, Australia Debates How to Move on From Colonial Wrongs • Not Guilty Verdict in Police Murder Case Shines Light on Injustices Facing Australia’s Indigenous People • New Caledonia’s FLNKS Still Seeking Independence • Pacific Responses to AUKUS a Mix of Unease and Understanding • Pair of Cyclones Highlights Vanuatu’s Vulnerability • Malaita Premier Daniel Suidani Ousted in Solomon Islands • Under New Leadership, What’s Next for Fiji? • Vanuatu Government Struggling Back Online After Cyberattack • Where is Bougainville on the Path to Independence? • Australia No Longer Recognizes Jerusalem as Israel’s Capital • Australia’s Relationship With India Is Concerning • Djokovic Saga Shines Ugly Spotlight on Australia’s Detention Program • A dying Industry: Why regional and suburban journalism is on life support. – The City Journal • Can Reconciliation Lead to a New Australia Day? Merri-bek council believes so - Umbrella News • Governments and soft corruption - Umbrella News • Fiddling with the franchise: voter ID laws only affect the voiceless - Pearls and Irritations • The Coalition champions small government — except when it doesn't - Pearls and Irritations • Solomons intervention merely serves Australia's own Pacific interests - Pearls and Irritations • Why does Australia still sell weapons to human-rights abuser Saudi Arabia? - Pearls and Irritations • Australia maintains its sanctimonious stance on human rights - Pearls and Irritations • China v Australia, and the national interest v The Australian - Pearls and Irritations • Smiles for Frydenberg and Birmingham, but not for those on JobSeeker - Michael West • The abusive relationship between Australia and the US - Pearls and Irritations