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Paul DaleyThe Guardian |
Here’s the reality check: Wentworth was indeed a racist who saw the demise of Indigenous people as inevitable and desirous
And I wondered why there has been no national outrage about the tens of thousands of stolen Indigenous remains
Anzac has become a national faith, a secular religion. And fact, of course, runs a distant second to belief when it comes to faith
The fear of being seen to disrespect Anzac has meant political support for the unnecessary expansion
Casual, unintended discrimination has the very same impact as the intentional
I’m celebrating a change of season whose signs I’ve come to long for and celebrate
The result of 11 years of research suggests that human habitation could stretch to 120,000 years
The whip is the only surviving documented wooden artefact from the First Fleet’s encounter with Aboriginal people
Until Australia deals with the unfinished business of Aboriginal sovereignty there will be no appropriate date to celebrate a supposedly unified...
Christmas has become a time of ghosts. Of my parents, of children who became adults, of dogs passed
The Surafend massacre shows that the core business of good history must always be the preservation of memory
Abbott should read up on the importance of Indigenous connection to country after his latest opportunistic - or wilfully ignorant - stunt
It’s time to focus on events beyond the Anzacs that have played a much more seminal role in defining Australian nationhood
Did the expensive project just get the rubber stamp because of the magic Anzac cloak?
Whether it’s the hardware store or Ikea – aka the divorce factory – there are harsh realities to be confronted
Thirty years after its creation the memorial is more important than ever in its service of national memory
A sensitive documentary shows the theft and eventual return of human bones to Arnhem Land
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