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Our position in 2024 on January 26
Nothing great about Australia has anything to do with January 26th.
This line by Luke Pearson stopped us in our tracks. His article, ‘What is Australia day for?’ is worth reading if you’re struggling to make sense of the day. For years we have kept the doors open on the 26th, a quiet action in recognition of our belief that the date must change. This year, we’ve collectively decided to close and protest alongside Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Peoples instead.
We particularly like how Pearson’s article forces you to consider whether we need a national day at all. Our clients are First Nations people living and working in Australia’s most disadvantaged communities, without access to the basic services that white Australia takes for granted. Maybe we should hold off on celebrations until this is corrected.
Articles / Blog
17 Apr, 2024
Review: Aboriginal Housing and Homelands Conference 2024
By Emma Brain
09 Apr, 2024
Martu people set out new vision for climate-appropriate housing and community infrastructure
By Emma Brain
02 Apr, 2024
The Wellbeing of Architects Melbourne 8 – 9 May
By Emma Brain
21 Mar, 2024
TFA Annual Giving
By Emma Brain
13 Mar, 2024
Murrinhpatha, a language like no other!
By Emma Brain
27 Feb, 2024
TFA profiled in major national research paper
By Emma Brain
07 Feb, 2024
Emma Williamson appointed as Government Architect
By Emma Brain
25 Jan, 2024
A short film about Community Co-Design on Martu ngurra
By Emma Brain
23 Jan, 2024
Our position in 2024 on January 26
By Emma Brain
14 Dec, 2023
Kaya Birak + 2023 Impact Statement!
By Emma Brain
28 Nov, 2023
Andrew Broffman reviews the National Architecture Conference
By Emma Brain
01 Nov, 2023
Boola Katitjin wins national award for educational architecture!
By Emma Brain