Reflections on 11 October - Colonisation versus ‘continuation of rights’

Reflections on 10 October - Windberry, seeking in vain to defend his people.

Reflections on 9 October - Two massacres.

Reflections on 8 October - Kidnapping & Shooting - Extensive kidnapping of Aboriginal women and children.

Reflections on 7 October - A war of extermination.

Reflections on 6 October - Terror and War Crimes. The use of terror.

Reflections on 5 October - Two aspects of religion -Biblical theology, racism, servitude and the ‘curse of Ham’.

Reflections on 4 October - Resistance and Massacres. Aboriginal resistance was often a very important obstacle facing the pastoralists.

Reflections on 3 October - Two snapshots – Relationships and Sovereignty. Wartime relationships and emotions.

Reflections on 2 October - Mothers and children - ...whenever missionaries approached, the Aborigines hid their children.

Reflections on 1 October - Excluded from land, food and water.
Tasmanian Aborigines to be driven off their land.

Reflections on 30 September - Valuing lives.

Reflections on 29 September - Aboriginal peoples’ land.

Reflections on 28 September - Ethical issues. Moral questions to consider.

Reflections on 27 September - Aboriginal dancing and British gibbets.

Reflections on 2 September - A war of attrition.

Reflections on 25 September - Ratio of killings.

Reflections on 24 September - Cruel attitudes & practices.

Reflections on 23 September - Civilising violence.

Reflections on 22 September - Women were vulnerable.