A people torn apart by bloody dispossession and disease
White invaders drawn to a bountiful landscape unleashed a murderous assault on Victoria’s First Peoples in a brutal, illegal land grab that remains a stain on the state’s history.
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White invaders drawn to a bountiful landscape unleashed a murderous assault on Victoria’s First Peoples in a brutal, illegal land grab that remains a stain on the state’s history.
As Victoria pursues justice for its First Peoples, we begin the search for truth by exploring what life was like here before Europeans changed everything.
As Victoria pursues justice for its First Peoples, we begin the search for truth by exploring what life was like here before Europeans changed everything.
As Victoria pursues justice for its First Peoples, we begin the search for truth by exploring what life was like here before Europeans changed everything.
Once scorned, the fighting men of Budj Bim soar high We’re sorry, this service is currently unavailable. Please try again later. Dismiss Tony WrightAssociate editor and special writer June 4, 2021 — 9.55am Normal text size Advertisement The Lovett brothers were fresh back from the most ruinous war the world had seen when they felt they deserved a beer among the other returned soldiers of their district. They set out on foot in the uniforms of the Australian Imperial Force that four of them — Alfred, Leonard, Edward and Herbert — had worn through desperate days on the Western Front in ...