Topics: Events
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North West - view
Waterloo Creek and Myall Creek massacres in 1838
South West - view
Appin massacre in 1816
North West - view
the role of the land council to care for and protect Darkinjung country “to honour the people who died in vain for this country
South West - view
Between 1814 and 1819 there were a series of massacres and killings.
South West - view
Appin Massacre of 1816
South West - view
Appin massacre in 1816
North West - view
many Aboriginal people, including his grandmother and great-grandmother, were sent to Redournberry by the Singleton council when the St Clair Mission closed in 1923
South West - view
In 1810 Auntie Glenda Chalker ’s ancestors greeted Governor Lachlan Macquarie at Birragal Lagoon . In 2010 Auntie Glenda and her children and grandchildren re-enacted this greeting by meeting current Governor of NSW, Marie Bashir, at this same billabong and giving her flowers
South West - view
the ongoing desecration of art sites
North Coastal - view
the battle at Toongabbie Creek in the late 18th Century that led to enmity between the Darug and the Gai-mariagal
South West - view
the story of what led to the Appin massacre in 1816
South West - view
the establishment of the Gandangara land council in 1985.
North Coastal - view
the battle at Toongabbie Creek in the late 18th Century that led to enmity between the Darug and the Gai-mariagal , and how a recent ceremony and re-understandings have brought them together again
Central - view
the early 1970’s, during “The Redfern Aboriginal Revolution”, starting at The Foundation for Aboriginal Affairs
North West - view
Sackville Reach Reserve , which closed in the 1940’s
North Coastal - view
bulldozed in 1959 and the people taken away in a truck
Central - view
In 1972, Pat Eatock went to the first National Aboriginal Land Rights conference in Alice Springs.
North West - view
Myall Creek massacre