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Good history is not static. It is intrinsically up for challenge. And this long-overdue truth-telling opens up ripe ground for a reckoning

An unflinching examination of its own history has revealed shocking stories in the sandstone foundations of a revered institution

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The house where 40 pairs of human ears were nailed up around the walls still stands up in the Gulf country, in a remote part of the outback most Australians have never seen.

The aim of much recent writing on alleged frontier massacres appears to be the conjuring of as many murdered Aborigines as possible. With its errors, omissions and disconcerting semi-novelistic approach to the events and non-events at Forrest River, Professor Kate Auty’s book is another example of that movement. That it has been blessed with the imprimatur of a university press makes this sorry work all the more depressing

In October 1882, residents of Jamestown could walk to Arctic.

In today's world, it's hard to distinguish who you are, from who you're seen to be.

In today's world, it's hard to distinguish who you are, from who you're seen to be.

In today's world, it's hard to distinguish who you are, from who you're seen to be.

In today's world, it's hard to distinguish who you are, from who you're seen to be.