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Phillip's history is often told from the perspective of men like John Batman
and John Pascoe Fawkner. But the art and oral histories of Indigenous
Victorians tell another side of the story.
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out about Native Title and the struggle for land, the history of Reconciliation in Australia, and how European settlement affected the Indigenous
communities of Victoria.
As settlement took its toll on the Indigenous community, Aboriginal leaders fought for land.
William Barak's artwork told the story of the culture and traditions of Indigenous Australians.
McRae's artwork illustrates the impact of European settlement on the Victorian landscape.
To stand up for his community, one Aboriginal man dared the impossible and fought a settler in court.
To Australia, the 1967 referendum represented a ‘fair go' for the Indigenous community.
After the historic Mabo case, the Yorta Yorta people brought Native Title back into the spotlight.
A British squatter's observations were the downfall of the Yorta Yorta's attempt to reclaim their land.
In 1997, Australia opened up to the possibility of a better future for Indigenous people.
In 2008, Kevin Rudd formally apologised to Indigenous Australians for the wrongs of the past.
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