Reflections on 25 September - Ratio of killings.

Reflections on 10 September - Further killings.

Reflections on 1 September - Disproportionate killing.

Reflections on 29 August - Enslavement and Killings.

Reflections on 14 August - Martial killing.

Reflections on 24 July - ‘Dispersal’ and mass killings.

Reflections on 8 July - Extensive killings.

Reflections on 6 July - Disproportionate number of killings. “..about 60 of them killed and wounded.” 

Reflections on 13 June - “Dispersal” = killing.

Reflections on 4 June - Indiscriminate killing.

Reflections on 13 May - Elliston killings at Waterloo Bay in South Australia in 1848.

Reflections on 5 May - Men, women and children killed. The carnage of dawn camp-raids.

Reflections on 23 April - Statistics on killings: Comparison of numbers killed across Australia.

Reflections on 16 March - Colonists’ views on killings - “...a great many of the Natives slaughtered...”

Reflections on 28 February - “Men, women and children are butchered...” - “...clear the country of them entirely.”

Reflections on 15 February - Pastoralist companies and their killings: “Aboriginal resistance to the intrusion of settlers into their country was widespread and persistent.”

Reflections on 10 February - Ratio of killings: Killing statistics

Reflections on 3 February - Killings in Maryborough: The killing of indigenous people in Maryborough in Queensland

Reflections on 28 December - A system of assassination ...at least 47 Aboriginal people were killed.

Reflections on 25 December - “The pits themselves were full of dead blackfellows, of all ages and both sexes.”