Thomas Mayo

Thomas Mayo

activist Australia

Thomas Mayo is a prominent Indigenous rights activist who has defended 'Welcome to Country' ceremonies as a vital tradition that acknowledges Indigenous existence and culture amidst escalating political tensions.

Global Media Ratings
Dominance
0.00%
Persistence
0 wks
Reach
0
Power
0$
Sentiment
0.00
Countries Mentioned

No country-level mention data available.

Interactive World Map

Each country's color is based on "Mentions" from the table above.

Recent Mentions

Australia Australia: Thomas Mayo is a prominent Yes campaigner depicted negatively in an Advance advertisement. 5

Pauline Hanson Michelle Pearse Alan Jones Jay Aeba Heather Wilson Matthew Sheahan Tony Abbott Maurice Newman Sam Kennard David Adler Simon Fenwick James Power Barnaby Joyce Antony Fisher John Blundell Anthony Klan Sandra Bourke David Pocock Zali Steggall Matt Kean Stan Grant Roz Mendelle
The Sydney Morning Herald: The CPAC-backed ‘grassroots’ conservative lobby group looking to swing the 2025 election

Australia Australia: Thomas Mayo is noted for his astute observations regarding the treatment of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people. 8

John Mackay Andrew Macintosh Barry Harrod Pasquale Vartuli Peter Dutton Jeremy Saunders Peter Wotton Col Nicholson Kateryna Argyrou Frank Mcgrath Graeme Tychsen Marie Del Monte Bryce Templeton Tony Whiddon Tim Schroder Andrew Raymond Ross Gittins Alan Kohler Bruce Clydsdale Joy Cooksey Anthony Whealy Tony Brownlow Josephine Piper Kate Halfpenny Kent Mayo Nick Bryant Scott Morrison Lyn Savage Terry Thelwell Dion Georgopoulos Chris Roylance
The Sydney Morning Herald: Welcome to Country not divisive, it’s about respect

Australia Australia: Thomas Mayo is a leading campaigner who emphasizes the importance of acknowledging Indigenous culture. 7

Mick Graham Jacinta Nampijinpa Price Mal Mckenzie Jeremy Saunders Russell Saunders Rhoda Roberts Len Waters Peter Dutton James Stevens Kerrynne Liddle Malarndirri Mccarthy Anthony Albanese Lidia Thorpe Pauline Hanson
The Sydney Morning Herald: Welcome to Country ceremonies spark debate over cost, custom