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Captain Cook statue sawn off at the ankles in Australia Day anti-colonial protests - Vimarsana News

Captain Cook statue sawn off at the ankles in Australia Day anti-colonial protests

Activists in Australia have toppled a statue of Capt James Cook and daubed a statue of Queen Victoria with red paint in protest at British settlement of the country more than two centuries ago.

Source: yahoo.com
The clapped out world of Planet Barr | Canberra CityNews - Vimarsana News

The clapped out world of Planet Barr | Canberra CityNews

Poverty amid plenty, environmental destruction, mistrust of institutions, rampant urban spread, employment uncertainty, disaffected youth and financial chaos, welcome to Planet Barr, says letter writer BILL O'CONNELL.

My four-year-old daughter is asking questions about colonial history. How do I respond in an age-appropriate way? | Sisonke Msimang - Vimarsana News

My four-year-old daughter is asking questions about colonial history. How do I respond in an age-appropriate way? | Sisonke Msimang

The sooner you start talking to children about history and race, the better, <strong>Sisonke Msimang</strong> writes

Letters / Voters don't want return to 'Big Australia' - Vimarsana News

Letters / Voters don't want return to 'Big Australia'

Letter writer STEPHEN SAUNDERS says endless population growth has always been a hit with Mr Albanese and Mr Barr, but not so with voters, who in every reputable recent poll say they don't want a return to massive levels of migration.

Cambridge college to return Aboriginal spears to Australia - Vimarsana News

Cambridge college to return Aboriginal spears to Australia

Four spears taken during Capt Cook's expedition in 1770 have been at Cambridge University ever since.

Source: bbc.co.uk