Australian Broadcasting Corporation
Activists from the Aboriginal Tent Embassy in Canberra have blocked one of the city's main thoroughfares and marched on Parliament House. More than 200 people approached the House and chanted "always has been always will be Aboriginal land". Tent...
Adelaide Now
This is complete news to me," she told reporters in Flowerdale, Victoria, on Friday. "I haven't had time to look at the matter, or anything like that. "I would just like to make the comment that a lot of things do get said on radio." The claims were...
The Age
The 200 protesters walked up to the house with a police escort from the old Parliament House building down the road. They then sat down on the forecourt outside the main doors and began clapping. Advertisement: Story continues below Police formed two...
Sydney Morning Herald
Mr Outram described Thursday's protest as "opportunistic" and involving about 50 people from the Aboriginal tent embassy. Advertisement: Story continues below He stressed many of those gathered at the tent embassy near Old Parliament House were...
The Age
The demonstration yesterday was dominated by dramatic scenes in which a mob of protesters from the Aboriginal tent embassy surrounded a Canberra restaurant, trapping Ms Gillard and the Opposition Leader, Tony Abbott, inside for 20 minutes. They were...
The Courier-Mail
THE Australian Greens say Opposition Leader Tony Abbott's comments on the Aboriginal tent embassy were "ill-considered" and Australia Day should be considered a day of mourning as well as celebration. Indigenous protesters marched on an Australia Day...