why it’s time to move beyond truth-telling to Indigenous resurgence
- Written by Lawrence Bamblett, Senior Lecturer, Australian Centre for Indigenous History, Australian National University
In the early 1840s, the first European to invade the country between the Murumbidgee and Galari rivers shot camp dogs at a place called Burrowmunditroy to intimidate Wiradyuri people into leaving their own land.
His niece recorded that within days 1,500 warriors were gathered nearby ready to attack. Painted for battle, the warriors formed a line,...
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