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The land council also bit back at comments from Senator Liddle about the transparency of land councils.

During the 1950s, Nat made hundreds of carvings. Today, many of these are likely to be lying unidentified in people’s homes and in museum basements.

After recent acquittals of police officers, Indigenous Australians ask ‘when are they going to stop killing us?’

How a 1930s killing at Uluru uncovers truth about our violent past We’re sorry, this service is currently unavailable. Please try again later. Dismiss By Jeff Sparrow Save Normal text size Advertisement The first film ever shot of Uluru was taken during the exhumation of an Indigenous man gunned down by a policeman. It’s a reminder of the relationship between colonial violence and Australia’s most iconic locales. In a sense, they’re all crime scenes. In Return to Uluru, award-winning historian Mark McKenna highlights the recency of dispossession in the Northern Territory ...

'Extremely dangerous' to say 'white kids' responsible for historical events04/05/2021|6min Learning about indigenous history is "important", such as events like the Coniston Massacre of indigenous Australians - but it's "dangerous" teaching "white Australian" children that they're responsible for the event, according to CIS' Jacinta Price. "I'm all for learning about our country's history, learning about things like, my family were affected by the Coniston massacre," she told Sky News host Chris Kenny. "And my family commemorated that event and invited the descendants of those who took part i...