Massacres
January 26 will be marked in Mackay, Queensland, with a Survival Day gathering organised and led by Indigenous people. Aunty Fiona Mann-Bobongie, a proud Darumbal woman, and Aunty Deb Clark, a proud Y...
When Western Australia's Governor Chris Dawson stood on the banks of Bilya Maadjit (Murray River) last month and apologised for the 1834 Pinjarra Massacre, his words carried the weight of 191 years of...
On its 191st anniversary, Western Australian Governor Chris Dawson AC APM issued a formal apology for the actions of the state's first Governor Sir James Stirling at the Pinjarra Massacre.
The Yoorrook Justice Commission's declaration of Victoria's colonial past as genocide has been welcomed by independent Senator Lidia Thorpe, who is calling on the federal government to support truth-t...
25 years ago, Aboriginal and non-Indigenous people gathered side by side to erect a memorial marking a shameful historical chapter in a move of reconciliation and truth-telling.
Professor Ghillar, Michael Anderson, Convenor of the Sovereign Union and last surviving member of the founding four of the 1972 Aboriginal Embassy in Canberra has urged people to join the Commemorativ...
Wadjemup/Rottnest Island should be included in the UNESCO World Heritage list as a place of significant cultural and heritage value, says Dr Hannah McGlade.
Western Australian Premier Roger Cook has apologised for the atrocities committed against Aboriginal people on the island of Wadjemup/Rottnest Island.
In marramarra: Indigenous artists making history visible, out 1 November, Indigenous artists, Elders and communities across the world tell their stories on their own terms through conversations, bilin...
The British Prime Minister has ruled out reparations and even a formal apology for colonialism and the UK's involvement in the slave trade ahead of the Commonwealth Heads of Government Meeting this we...
It'll be summertime soon and many West Australians will soon be frolicking in the sun at their beloved Rottnest Island. The fact that they'll be dancing on human graves as they've done for many years...
A newly-released text detailing the violent frontier expansion of Australia's north is set to introduce readers to who led massacres of Aboriginal people, the names of their benefactors and how these...
Hundreds of people gathered on Monday to remember the day Aboriginal people were massacred by stockmen in NSW 186 years ago. On June 10, 1838, a group of 11 settlers rode onto Myall Creek station, kil...