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5 March
2019
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The Guardian Australia
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The Guardian Australia
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* Contents derived from the 2019 version. Please note that other versions/publications may contain different contents. See the Publication Details.
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There Are Few Memorials to Our Bloody History but That's Changing,
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'In the last two decades some community-driven memorials to Aboriginal resistance leaders have appeared.'
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Ruth Park Brings Sydney’s Past to Life More Than Any Other Writer,
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P'ark’s bold, glittering descriptions and her vigorously alive characters are forever lodged in my consciousness.'
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School Students Left Ignorant of Indigenous Massacres, History Teachers Say,
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'‘History is being squeezed out’ of a curriculum focused on Stem subjects, educators say.'
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'We Want to Say Sorry' : The Historian Whose Great-uncle Led the Coniston Massacre,
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'Only by engaging with ‘real ugliness’ can healing begin, Liza Dale-Hallett says.'
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Frontier Massacres : Role of Australia's Colonial Government Forces Revealed – Datablog,
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'New analysis shows that authorities were involved in more mass killings than researchers expected.'
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