Reflections on 30 August - Dispossession’ and ‘dispersal’

Reflections on 1 August - Dispossession and devastation.

Reflections on 30 July - Dispossession and Transportation.

Reflections on 29 July - Dispossessed of land and food.

Reflections on 27 July - Dispossession and Dispersal.

Reflections on 21 July - Civilisation and Dispossession.

Reflections on 17 July - Dispossession and Subjugation.

Reflections on 8 May - Justifications for violent dispossession. The ‘civilising ‘ of the Indigenous inhabitants.

Reflections on 25 April - No Treaty – but Dispossession.

Reflections on 13 March - Cruelties and Dispossession: “…cruelties have been perpetuated repugnant to Humanity”.

Reflections on 3 January - Australia’s human history began over 60,000 years ago. Then in the late 18th century, invading soldiers, convicts, “explorers” and settlers began to take over…

Reflections on 2 December - Barbarous dispossession, “...the wanton and barbarous manner in which many of them have been destroyed...”

Reflections on 2 December - Sharing not dispossessing: How can the Aborigines ever own property... if they persist in sharing?