All Daily Entries may Ray Barraclough 28/4/22 may Ray Barraclough 28/4/22 May 11. Reflections on 11 May - Dawn raids and Resistance. Dawn raids, dispossession, disease, hunger and the military stir Indigenous resistance. Read More may Ray Barraclough 28/4/22 may Ray Barraclough 28/4/22 May 10. Reflections on 10 May - The long white silence. The appeal for a Makarrata and silence. Read More may Ray Barraclough 28/4/22 may Ray Barraclough 28/4/22 May 9. Reflections on 9 May - Occupied for thousands of years. Thousands upon thousands of years of occupation of the land. Read More may Ray Barraclough 28/4/22 may Ray Barraclough 28/4/22 May 8. Reflections on 8 May - Justifications for violent dispossession. The ‘civilising ‘ of the Indigenous inhabitants. Read More may Ray Barraclough 28/4/22 may Ray Barraclough 28/4/22 May 7. Reflections on 7 May - The country was occupied by force. Varied colonial views and an aggressive (and not silent) majority. Read More may Ray Barraclough 28/4/22 may Ray Barraclough 28/4/22 May 6. Reflections on 6 May - Exploitation and Two Cultures. The exploitation of Indigenous workers. Read More may Ray Barraclough 28/4/22 may Ray Barraclough 28/4/22 May 5. Reflections on 5 May - Men, women and children killed. The carnage of dawn camp-raids. Read More may Ray Barraclough 28/4/22 may Ray Barraclough 28/4/22 May 4. Reflections on 4 May - ‘...hunted down like native dogs.' Reasons for Indigenous resistance and the extent of blood-stained settler reprisals. Read More may Ray Barraclough 28/4/22 may Ray Barraclough 28/4/22 May 3. Reflections on 3 May - A range of armaments used...at Risdon Creek. Read More may Ray Barraclough 28/4/22 may Ray Barraclough 28/4/22 May 2. Reflections on 2 May - Generation upon generation, and Indigenous settlements in the Brisbane region. Read More may Ray Barraclough 28/4/22 may Ray Barraclough 28/4/22 May 1. Reflections on 1 May - The cost in lives and relationships that colonisation brought to Indigenous people. Read More Newer Posts
may Ray Barraclough 28/4/22 may Ray Barraclough 28/4/22 May 11. Reflections on 11 May - Dawn raids and Resistance. Dawn raids, dispossession, disease, hunger and the military stir Indigenous resistance. Read More
may Ray Barraclough 28/4/22 may Ray Barraclough 28/4/22 May 10. Reflections on 10 May - The long white silence. The appeal for a Makarrata and silence. Read More
may Ray Barraclough 28/4/22 may Ray Barraclough 28/4/22 May 9. Reflections on 9 May - Occupied for thousands of years. Thousands upon thousands of years of occupation of the land. Read More
may Ray Barraclough 28/4/22 may Ray Barraclough 28/4/22 May 8. Reflections on 8 May - Justifications for violent dispossession. The ‘civilising ‘ of the Indigenous inhabitants. Read More
may Ray Barraclough 28/4/22 may Ray Barraclough 28/4/22 May 7. Reflections on 7 May - The country was occupied by force. Varied colonial views and an aggressive (and not silent) majority. Read More
may Ray Barraclough 28/4/22 may Ray Barraclough 28/4/22 May 6. Reflections on 6 May - Exploitation and Two Cultures. The exploitation of Indigenous workers. Read More
may Ray Barraclough 28/4/22 may Ray Barraclough 28/4/22 May 5. Reflections on 5 May - Men, women and children killed. The carnage of dawn camp-raids. Read More
may Ray Barraclough 28/4/22 may Ray Barraclough 28/4/22 May 4. Reflections on 4 May - ‘...hunted down like native dogs.' Reasons for Indigenous resistance and the extent of blood-stained settler reprisals. Read More
may Ray Barraclough 28/4/22 may Ray Barraclough 28/4/22 May 3. Reflections on 3 May - A range of armaments used...at Risdon Creek. Read More
may Ray Barraclough 28/4/22 may Ray Barraclough 28/4/22 May 2. Reflections on 2 May - Generation upon generation, and Indigenous settlements in the Brisbane region. Read More
may Ray Barraclough 28/4/22 may Ray Barraclough 28/4/22 May 1. Reflections on 1 May - The cost in lives and relationships that colonisation brought to Indigenous people. Read More