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'We will not be free until we agree a treaty with the descendants of those who were brutally butchered' - Vimarsana News

'We will not be free until we agree a treaty with the descendants of those who were brutally butchered'

By Mick Le Moignan AFTER Australia voted no in the referendum, thereby refusing to recognise indigenous Australians in the constitution or to establish a voice to Parliament to express views on laws affecting them, many Aboriginal advocates observed ...

David Marr's penance by storytelling - Vimarsana News

David Marr's penance by storytelling

Marr intertwines personal ancestry with national guilt, urging Australians towards truth-telling and reconciliation. This isn't just history; it's a call for atonement. By Peter Craven

'I can't argue away the shame': frontier violence and family history converge in David Marr's harrowing and important new book - Vimarsana News

'I can't argue away the shame': frontier violence and family history converge in David Marr's harrowing and important new book

Killing for Country does brilliantly for one group of families what a robust, locally grounded truth-telling process might do for the whole nation.

Journalist David Marr discovered his family was responsible for massacring indigenous Australian's in the 1860s - Vimarsana News

Journalist David Marr discovered his family was responsible for massacring indigenous Australian's in the 1860s

For decades, he’d railed against racism. Then this writer discovered his own family was in the massacre business during Queensland’s frontier wars.

The hatred and greed of the frontier wars still drive race politics today. How little things change | Australian books - Vimarsana News

The hatred and greed of the frontier wars still drive race politics today. How little things change | Australian books

Rejig the no voice case rhetoric a little and you’ll find echoes of arguments from the 19th century. Behind it all I hear familiar old voices growling