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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.
Australia’s venerable Sydney Morning Herald apologizes for its 1838 coverage of a horrific massacre of indigenous people.
Nine Entertainment paper says it ‘essentially campaigned’ for 11 stockmen accused of killing at least 28 Aboriginal people to escape prosecution
For generations of non-Indigenous people, the massacre of 28 Aboriginal women, children and elderly was rarely spoken of. These days it is a focal point for reconciliation
Atrocities by white settlers against indigenous Australians over first 150 years include massacres, taking Aboriginals' heads as souvenirs and a house with human ears nailed to its walls.