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Pay The Rent. Saying Sorry Isn’t Enough.

We live, work and play on Aboriginal land.  Land that was forcibly taken from Aboriginal people, to whom reparations have never been paid.

We could wait for years for the Government to sign a Treaty and commit to justice and reparations to Aboriginal people.  But we don’t want to just sit and wait.  We want to act now in solidarity with Aboriginal people.

We have committed to pay 1% of our income in rent – and we invite you to do the same (or what you can afford). Sign up to a monthly contribution by credit card,  OR see other options to contribute.

If you’re not ready to commit to paying the rent, but want to stay in touch, click here to join our email list.

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Pay the Rent is from grassroots for grassroots. No strings attached to government agenda. It assists Sovereign grassroots fight the many campaigns and struggles we face everyday.

Lidia Thorpe Indigenous activist

We all exist on lands which have never been ceded. Righting the past wrongs is a social responsibility we all share. Proud advocate of Pay The Rent.

Hana Assafiri OAM founder, Morriccan Soup Bar

We need to stop paying lip service to decolonisation and start Paying The Rent to the First Nations people

Clementine Ford Author & commentator

Pay The Rent offers all Australians an opportunity to work outside of government to right the wrongs.

Ted Wilkes life-time fighter for Aboriginal rights & Nyungar elder of the Wilak clan

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We acknowledge we live, play and campaign on First Nations' country and sovereignty has never been ceded. Always was, always will be Aboriginal Land.