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‘Everything is Country’: these 4 projects blend First Nations knowledge and science to rewrite our understanding of the past
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Australia at war – again, again and again
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The evidence of Frontier Wars in Queensland is plain to see - for those not afraid to look
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17 Frequently Asked Questions on the Australian (Frontier) Wars - and 17 Answers
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New FAQ: Are the Frontier Wars blackfellers' business, whitefellers' business, or both?
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$988 000 grant funding for Australian History Archive at Victoria University
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Broken Years, Black convicts and Bennelong: some inadvertent irritations
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War Memorial needs to talk peace says Medical Association for Prevention of War
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War Memorial souvenir programs sidling towards recognising the Australian (Frontier) Wars?
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Defending Country President Peter Stanley on Late Night Live on Australia's military history obsession
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War Memorial's Annual Report and Year in Review: not without puzzles
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Why the Australian Frontier Wars are important: Defending Country repost
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The Australian War Memorial must properly recognise and commemorate the Australian Frontier Wars as an essential part of Truth-telling and as a first step to reframing Australian national commemoration.

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