Reflections on 5 March - Oppression of indigenous women: The abduction and enslavement of native women in Bass Strait.

Reflections on 4 March - A dossier of atrocities: “...witnessed most horrible cruelties committed on the natives.”

Reflections on 3 March - Different understanding of land: Custodianship or real-estate.

Reflections on 2 March - Racism and Religion.

Reflections on 1 March - Maltreatment and Massacre: “...the Aborigines were 'in a manner outlawed in their own country...”

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

Reflections on 27 February - Legacies of colonialism.

Reflections on 26 February - Attitudes in Tasmania in 1830: Extermination.

Reflections on 25 February - Three snapshots: Statistics about deaths.

Reflections on 24 February - Cheers, flag-raising and British law.

Reflections on 23 February - ‘...the cruellest abuse...’ - A note in regard to terra nullius.

Reflections on 22 February - The State takes lives and land.

Reflections on 21 February - ‘...a good deal of shooting...’

Reflections on 20 February - Aborigines had “prior ownership”: William Cooper’s powerful critique.

Reflections on 19 February - ‘...their numbers diminished...’ - Aboriginal peoples had a ‘plain and sacred right’ to their soil.

Reflections on 18 February - ‘...shot and slaughtered wholesale...’ - “another reminder of the quiet extermination of Aboriginal people.”

Reflections on 17 February - ‘They all used to hide their children.’ - “...The invaders wanted it all.”

Reflections on 16 February - ‘The land was taken...by force.’ - “The land was taken...rhetorically, as well as by force.”

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 14 February - Original inhabitants but ‘dispersal’.