Chinese Community Hosts Another Information Session on the Indigenous Voice Referendum As the Indigenous Voice referendum enters its final week, on Saturday 7th October 2023, the Chinese community in Melbourne gathered for another informative session at Box Hill Town Hall. The purpose of this event was to provide information to Read more…
We are voting YES, and we hope you will too.我们投YES，期待您也投赞成票。 It’s time… to support the Voice for recognition, reconciliation and a better future.是时候…支持原住民之声，为了承认、和解和更美好的未来。
Will Chinese Australians Stand Up for Justice and Fairness, Again? 澳洲华人会再次为正义和公平而站出来吗? Chek Ling (林忠质) In 1888 Lowe Kong Meng, Cheong Cheok Hong and Louis Ah Moy took the moral high ground in The Chinese Question booklet. They were ignored, of course. It was the time. A century later, in 1998, the Queensland Read more…
As the referendum day (14 October) approaches, we invite you to join us to learn more and ask questions about the Voice Referendum – 澳华社区”原住民之声”问答论坛(中英文双语). 请点击此链接注册(RSVP): https://www.eventbrite.com.au/e/chinese-community-qa-forum-the-voice-referendum-information-session-tickets-728654193307 特邀嘉宾 座谈会嘉宾 现场翻译 秦潞山教授 – 澳大利亚勋章获得者, 蒙纳士大学荣誉院士, 知名中英同声传译翻译官 This forum is jointly organised by the RMIT University Chinese-Australian Studies Forum and the Chinese Read more…
有话要说 – 走入澳洲原住民生活三十多年的华裔艺术家周小平先生的肺腑之言: Vote Yes!
YES for the Voice: A Chinese-Australian’s Perspective Chek Ling (林忠质) 1984 was a seminal year for me. Not George Orwell’s, but our own Geoffrey Blainey’s 1984. In that year my childhood imaginations of God’s own country got blown up by Blainey’s year-long anti-Asian campaign. He was then the pre-eminent historian Read more…
A Yes Vote Just as Important to Chinese-Australians as for Our Indigenous Brothers and Sisters Kingsley Liu (刘仲权律师) With a population of 1.4 million, Chinese-Australians are the largest ethnic minority community in Australia and our say has weight. From the perspective of that community, an important objective must be playing Read more…
23 September 2023 MEDIA RELEASE Chinese Community Hosts Forum to Promote Understanding and Support for the Indigenous Voice Shortly after the announcement of the referendum date as 14th October, on the Saturday afternoon of 9th September 2023, about seventy community members gathered at Box Hill Town Hall to participate in Read more…
Vote Yes! To promote a fairer and more harmonious multicultural society aligns with the long-term interest and well-being of the Chinese community. The Chinese community, which demonstrates a strong sense of justice and compassion, will undoubtedly gain greater respect in Australian society.
