Myall Creek apology: Australia must come to terms with its most brutal massacre
The past can be a tricky place. Knowing what happened is one thing; accepting it is another.
Source: watoday.com.au
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The past can be a tricky place. Knowing what happened is one thing; accepting it is another.
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