On Identity

On IdentityDiscover the insightful work of Stan Grant, a prominent Wiradjuri man and award winning journalist, in his latest publication, 'Talking to My Country'. This essential read, published in 2020 by Hachette Australia, spans 128 pages filled with compelling narratives that explore Indigenous perspectives and identity in Australia. As a celebrated author recognized for his impactful contributions to media and Indigenous affairs, Stan Grant delves into

Discover the insightful work of Stan Grant, a prominent Wiradjuri man and award-winning journalist, in his latest publication, 'Talking to My Country'. This essential read, published in 2020 by Hachette Australia, spans 128 pages filled with compelling narratives that explore Indigenous perspectives and identity in Australia. As a celebrated author recognized for his impactful contributions to media and Indigenous affairs, Stan Grant delves into themes of culture, belonging, and the importance of acknowledging history. This brand new book not only showcases Grant's eloquence but also underscores his role in advocating for Indigenous recognition and rights in contemporary Australia. It's perfect for anyone interested in Australian history, Indigenous culture, and the powerful stories that shape our identities. Free shipping is available on this item, ensuring it reaches you effortlessly. Please allow up to 6 weeks for delivery. Once your order is placed, it cannot be cancelled. Enhance your personal library with this enriching title and gain a deeper understanding of Australia's social fabric through the eyes of one of its most respected voices.

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Condition: BRAND NEW
ISBN: 9780733644238
Year: 2020
Publisher: Hachette Australia
Pages: 128


Description:
Stan Grant is a Wiradjuri man. He has worked for the ABC, SBS, CNN, the Seven Network and SKY News. Grant published the bestselling Talking to My Country (2015) and won a Walkley award for his coverage of Indigenous affairs. In 2016 he was appointed to the Referendum Council for Indigenous recognition.