- Gracelyn Smallwood -

Here is a selection of my publications. Click on the title to view the whole text, or chose a category on the left.

  • Ku Klux Klan jibe lands professor in jail
    22.12.2000
    AUSTRALIA'S most prominent Aboriginal health expert suffered spinal injuries when she was thrown into the back of a police wagon after telling six officers they were acting like the Ku Klux Klan. Professor Gracelyn Smallwood was taken to the Townsville... read more
  • City police bungle `stereotype arrest'
    31.10.2000
    THE son of a senior State Government Aboriginal adviser was held at gunpoint, handcuffed and strip searched after police in Brisbane mistook his Walkman for a gun. Kargun Fogarty, 19, was ordered to lie on his stomach, handcuffed and marched to the... read more
  • Smallwood arrest `shames' city
    23.02.2000
    By: Tony Koch, Ali Lawlor AN urgent ministerial investigation was needed into accusations of police mistreatment of respected Aboriginal leader Gracelyn Smallwood, Townsville MP Mike Reynolds said yesterday. Mr Reynolds, who is Premier... read more
  • Ku Klux Klan jibe lands professor in jail
    22.02.2000
    By: Tony Koch, Ali Lawlor AUSTRALIA'S most prominent Aboriginal health expert suffered spinal injuries when she was thrown into the back of a police wagon after telling six officers they were acting like the Ku Klux Klan. Professor... read more
  • Aboriginal violence soars out of control
    15.10.1999
    SHOCKING new evidence of spiralling domestic violence in indigenous communities has prompted Aboriginal Affairs Minister John Herron to order a nationwide check on hospital admissions. Senator Herron said last night he was horrified by one community... read more
  • THE QUIET COURAGE OF FIGHTER FOR HER PEOPLE
    19.12.1998
    COURAGE'' is one of those indefinable, oft misused terms that covers a myriad of circumstances. For journalists, it is a wonderful emotion about which to write, because people take inspiration from examples of courage displayed by others. But courage... read more
  • Forget the past, stop today's genocide
    21.03.1998
    AN Australian television organisation had the foresight and courage to properly research and produce a documentary on living conditions on Aboriginal communities, the condemnation would reverberate around the globe. As much as we are shocked by footage... read more
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