John T. Patten On September 9, 2021, New South Wales recorded 1,405 new daily cases of COVID-19. This figure is in keeping with the upward trend in case numbers that Australia’s most populous state...
This map is made available for education and entertainment purposes. It was designed to illustrate the timeline for how Australia was invaded by Europeans from 1788. Primarily, it is used to show that whilst...
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Every once in a while It’s a good idea to pause and take stock. Now would be a very good time for doing this. We’re living in an amazing and alarming time, during an...
The way in which a Koori person identifies with our culture, Country and history is complex. Each of us are the sum of over 65,000 years of unbroken history, family bonds and cultural practices,...
The Dingo (Canis dingo) is an animal which is shrouded in legend and many falsehoods. As a companion and hunting partner of Australia’s First Peoples, who are mythologised and misunderstood on an even greater...
If you were asked to name a cultural gathering where people come together at the end of the year, sharing good cheer in the spirit of friendship, with a certain interest directed toward a...
Baryulgil is a small Koori (Goori) community located in Bundjalung Country, about 75 km north west of Grafton, in far northern New South Wales. The community was founded in the late 1890’s as a...
Cummeragunja Mission Station (also Cumeroogunga) is an Aboriginal reserve situated in Yorta Yorta country on a bend in the Murray River in New South Wales, near the Victorian town of Barmah. The station was...
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A Hijacked Past & The Importance of Maintaining Cultural Identity
September 14, 2021
Culture / Social Organisation / Technology
“Aboriginal people never even invented the wheel.”
December 1, 2019
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