Bhiamie Williamson

Bhiamie Williamson is a Euahlayi man from north-west New South Wales with family ties to north-west Queensland. He leads the National Indigenous Disaster Resilience program at Monash University.
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Indigenous organisations need more support to respond to climate change, and the disasters it causes

As we make our way into 2025, Australia has been battling multiple climate change driven disasters. Bhiamie Williamson writes, Indigenous people bear the brunt of damage to our lands, amidst governments and the general population turning a blind eye to climate change affecting all of us.

“They just rounding us up like cattle” The catastrophic failure of emergency services in Borroloola.

Monash University researcher and Euahlayi man Bhiamie Williamson has been yarning with Borroloola residents, and learnt that emergency evacuation orders have been poorly planned, disorganised and distressing for community.

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