Angel of Black Death - by David Monaghan - the Bulletin 12th November 1991 |
The Last Man: The mutilation of William Lanne in 1869 and its aftermath - ABORIGINAL HISTORY 1997 VOL 21 |
Indigenous Heritage and Public Museums - PhD by Sarah Carr-Locke 1998 |
Repatriation: The search for Yagan - by Cressida Forde - National Museum of Australia |
The Last Man: The mutilation ofWilliam Lanne in 1869 and its aftermath - pdf file - by Stefan Petrow - Aboriginal History 1997 VOl 21 |
British Museum Sold Benin Bronzes - Forbes Magazine 4th March 2002 |
The skeletons of colonialism may get a decent burial at last - the Independent x10th November 2002 |
British Museum Considers Elgin Swap - the Independent 20th November 2002 |
Top museums unite to fight Aboriginal claims - Sydney Morning Herald - 11th December 2002 |
Is it altruism or the fear of losing their marbles? - The Sydney Morning Herald 28th December 2002 |
Egypt demands return of the Rosetta Stone - The Telegraph - 20th July 2003 |
Bones of contention - Globe Mail Canada 16th August 2003. |
Ancestral bone bank at center of rights fight - Taipei Times 12th October 2003. |
Artefacts Siezed in Australia - the National Museum Directors Council of Britain 13th June 2003 |
Culture wars and the national museum - the Age 15th December 2003 |
Museums ans Source Communities - Routledge London 2003 |
Aborigines clash with scientists over bones - the Observer 20th June 2004 |
Minister weighs in to artefacts stoush - ABC - 20th July 2004. |
Row erupts over Aboriginal artefacts - London Guardian 22nd July 2004 |
British museums up in arms after Aborigines grab loaned art - Classic FM Washington 26th July 2004. |
Aborigines grab art on loan from Britain - London Times26th July 2004. |
British museums spar with Aborigines over loaned art - Lifestyle 26th July 2004 |
British museums spar with Aborigines over loaned art - the Qatar Peninsula 27th July 2004 |
British Museum up in arms after Aborigines grab loaned art - the SMH 27th July 2004 |
Countries battle over artefacts - the BBC 27th Jul 2004 |
Aboriginal group ups ante on artefacts - AAP 29th July 2004. |
Taking Aim at HunterGatherer Engalnd - Age 31st July 2004. |
The British Museum Dispute - A Predictable Response from Andrew ("Just an Excitable Boy") Bolt - Herald Sun 4th August 2004. |
Entr-Acte: For Olympics, Greeks already lose one contest - International Herald Tribune 5th August 2004. |
Australian Tribes Seek Return of Native Artefacts - the Scotsman 1st September 2004 |
Trial set in Aboriginal etchings dispute - AAP 10th November 2004 |
Greek and Aboriginal communities unite against British Museum - Neos Kosmos:English Edition - 13th December 2004 |
A bone to pick with museums - London Times - 16th January 2005 |
Antiquities wish list - Al Ahram - 20th July 2005 |
Zahi Hawass: A hat is a hat - Al Ahram - 25th August 2005 |
New British Laws Allow Aboriginal Remains to Return - Age - 6th October 2005 |
Aboriginal remains will be returned - Sydney Morning Herald - 7th October 2005 |
Guidance for the Care of Human Remains in Museums - the DCMS - October 2005 |
Aboriginal Skeletons Head Home - the Australian 28th March 2006 |
Into Africa: British Museum's reply to ownership debate - The Guardian - 14th April 2006 |
British Museum Payout for Nazi art theft family - BBC - 28th April 2006 |
Museum lawyers claim bias - Sunday Age - 29th April 2007 |
'Nigger' stand to go but name persists - the Australian 22may 2007 |
Australia Says 'Sorry' to Aborigines for Mistreatment - the New York Times 13th February 2008 |
Hidden Queensland: Theft In The Name Of Science - the Griffith Review Edition 21 august 2008 |
Aborigines demand that British Museum returns Truganini bust - The Guardian - 16th September 2009 |
Embedded Anthropology and the Intervention - pdf file - essay by Barry Morris and Andrew Lattas - Arena: September 2010 |
Inside the killing fields of Queensland - the Australian 6th October 2010 |
Demographic Transformation and the Future of Museums - the American Ass. of Museums 2010 |
The British Museum:An Imperial Museum in a Post-Imperial World by Emily Duthie in - the Public History Rview Vol 18 (2011): 12-25 |
Britain destroyed records of colonial crimes - the Guardian 18th April 2012 |
Looted treasures returned to Afghanistan by British Museum - The Independent - 19th July 2012 |
Turkey turns to human rights law to reclaim British Museum sculptures - The Guardian - 9th December 2012 |
British Museum Faces Call for Repatriation of Artefacts - The Museum Journal - 2nd January 2013 |
The Killing Times - the Stringer 20th April 2013 |
Ill-gotten gains: how many museums have stolen objects in their collections? - The Verge - 13th May 2013 |
The bone collectors: a brutal chapter in Australia's past - the Guardian 14t June 2014 |
British Museum's Greek sculpture show expected to restart marbles row - The Guardian - 3rd July 2014 |
Repatriation for beginners - The Private Art Investor - 28th November 2014 |
Loan of Elgin Marble to Russia 'provocative and insensitive' - The Telegraph - 5th December 2014 |
The Never Ending Story: The Repatriation of Ancestral Remains from Museums by Lindy Allen - the Mebourne Historical Journal issue no. 42.2, 2014 |
Culture War: The Case Against Repatriating Museum Artifacts - Foreign Affairs Magazine December 2014 |
Greeks in Melbourne Impressed by Aboriginal Academic's Lecture - Greek Reporter 9th march 2015 |
Barks and Marbles: One Cause: Greeks and First Australians unite over stolen sacred treasures - Neos Kosmos 16th March 2015 |
Reclaiming our cultural heritage: The burning cultural issue of the 21st century - Neos Kosmos 24th March 2015 |
Preservation or plunder? The battle over the British Museum's Indigenous Australian show - Guardian 9th April 2015 |
British Museum Exhibition Reignites Barks Debate - Museums Journal15th April 2015 |
Indigenous Australia at the British Museum: It's time to give the Aboriginal art back - The Independent 21st April 2015 |
Indigenous Australia, British Museum, review: 'all too familiar' - The Telegraph 21st April 2015 |
Aboriginal protests over plundered artefacts in British Museum - the Guardian 20th April 2015 |
Protesters gatecrash exhibition launch over 'stolen culture' and BP sponsorship - BP or not BP 27th April 2015 |
Indigenous Australia exhibition at British Museum raises questions and criticism - Australian Times UK 27th April 2015 |
British Museum exhibition Indigenous Australia: Enduring Civilisation reignites repatriation debate - Sydney Morning Herald 1st May 2015 |
British Museum's Indigenous Australia exhibition draws crowds - the Australian 23rd May 2015 |
Enduring controversy: BP sponsorship ignites new row over British Museum's Indigenous exhibition - 21st July 2015 |
Boort's significant Indigenous history on a global scale - the ABC 12th February 2016 |
Harvard Law to Abandon Crest Linked to Slavery - the New York Times 4th March 2016 |
It's time Melbourne Uni stopped honouring eugenicist Richard Berry - the Sydney Morning Herald 6th March 2016 |
UNSW defends Indigenous guidelines amidst claims of 'whitewashing' and 'rewriting' history - the ABC 30th March 2016 |
Electorate ofMcMillan to be renamed due to associations with Indigenous slaughter - by - the ABC Radio 31st March 2016 |
Remembering the Appin Massacre - the ABC 15th April 2016 |
Rock solid case to climb - the NT News 23rd April 2016 |
Hunt won't stop rail project for artefacts - the SMH 26th April 2016 |
World's oldest known ground-edge stone axe fragments found inWestern Australia - the abc 11th May 2016 |
Copyright row over Honey Ant Readers divides community at Yipirinya school - the Age 14th may 2016 |
Marngrook, Tom Wills and the Continuing Denial of Indigenous History - Meanjin Winter 2016 |
Four big tests for Indigenous art appeal; Aboriginal works - the Australian Financial Review 19th May 2016 |
'My relative was a mass murderer of Australia's Gunai people. Can I make amends?' - the Guardian 22 May 2016 |
The British Museum: losing its marbles? - the Bubble 18th June 2016 |
Art sale devastates Wurundjeri people - the Age 20thJune 2016 |
The history wars rage on - the Canberra Times 25th June 2016 |
Captain Cook statues defaced in NZ amid calls for Maori chiefs to take his place - the Guardian 31st July 2016 |
Uncovering the brutal truth about the British empire - the Guardian 18th August 2016 |
Bones tell of past steeped in horror - the NT News 19th August 2016 |
Myth of extinction of Tasmanian Aborigines stubbornly refuses to die - the Hobart Mercury 26th August 2016 |
DNA shows links to PNG peoples, ice age change; Aboriginal origins - the SMH 22nd September 2016 |
Genomes confirm Aborigines as first Australians - the Australian 22nd September 2016 |
Why Australia Day and Anzac Day helped create a national 'cult of forgetfulness' - the Guardian 16th October 2016 |
Fremantle moves Australia Day events to 28 January - the Guardian 25t November 2016 |
The Armenians and the Warlpiri: two genocides that sparked a pilgrimage to the outback - the Guardian 8th December 2016 |
The Smithsonian's African American Museum Tells the Myriad Stories of Black Heroism - Hyperallergic 6th January 2017 |
Painter changed Australia's view of art - the Age 20th January 2017 |
Why I don't support changing the date of Amnesia Day by Celeste Liddle - Eureka Street 22nd January 2017 |
Hawaiians call Mark Zuckerberg 'the face of neocolonialism' over land lawsuits - the Guardian 2rd January 2017 |
Mark Zuckerberg 'reconsiders' forcing Hawaiians to sell him their land - the Guardian 27th January 2017 |
Indigenous leader calls for repatriation - the Herbert River Express 28th January 2017 |
Bye bye Batman? Melbourne founder's name to be erased from electorate, history - the Guardian 16th February 2017 |
For Albert Namatjira, artistic licence went astray - the Australian 25th February 2017 |
DNA provides window into early Aboriginal history - the BBC 9th March 2017 |
Aboriginal DNA study reveals 50,000-year story of sacred ties to lan - the Guardian 9th March 2017 |
What's in a name? A lot when we're admiring murders and murderers - the Guardian 12th March 2017 |
113 years on Namibia genocide gets a hearing in court - the Australian 18th March 2017 |
White Artist's Painting of Emmett Till at Whitney Biennial Draws Protests - the New York Times 21st March 2017 |
Protesters Block, Demand Removal of a Painting of Emmett Till at the Whitney Biennial - Hyperallergic 22nd March 2017 |
The racist professor, the bones and a university naming row - the BBC 27th March 2017 |
Black diggers are hailed on Anzac Day. But the Indigenous 'Great War' was in Australia - the Guardian 23rd April 2017 |
Toronto gallery cancels show after concerns artist 'bastardizes' Indigenous art - the CBC News:Toronto 28april 2017 |
Sovereignty never ceded: how two Indigenous elders changed Canberra's big day - the Guardian 7th May 2017 |
Anti-colonial Australian works among new acquisitions made by Tate - the Art Newspaper 19th May 2017 |
Earliest evidence of Aboriginal occupation of Australian coast discovered - the Guardian 20th May 2017 |
Cambridge refuses to return Aboriginal spears 'stolen' by Cook - the Weekend Australian 17th June 2017 |
The legacy reverberates: how a repulsive image reminds us of our ugly past - the Guardian 19th June 2017 |
Canada celebrates 150th anniversary but indigenous protesters decry colonisation - the ABC 2nd July 2017 |
Aboriginal archaeological discovery in Kakadu rewrites the history of Australia - the 20th July 2017 |
Australian dig finds evidence of Aboriginal habitation up to 80,000 years ago - the Guardian 20th July 2017 |
'You can't sanitise history': Attempt to erase Indigenous past blocked - the Brisbane Times 1st August 2017 |
Changing colonial statues is Stalinist, says Malcolm Turnbull - the Guardian 25th August 2017 |
Statues are not history. Here are six in Australia that need rethinking - the Guardian 25th August 2017 |
'No pride in genocide': vandals deface Captain Cook statue in Sydney's Hyde park - the Guardian 26th August 2017 |
Historic statues: Where Indigenous people and women go missing - the Age 3rd September 2017 |
Fitzroy Fights Australia Day and Demands Respect for Indigenous History - the New York Times 6th September 2017 |
Moreland City Council keeps citizenship ceremony, dumps Australia Day - the Age 13th September 2017 |
Calhoun Who? Yale Drops Name of Slavery Advocate for Grace Hopper - the New York Times 3rd September 2017 |
We shouldn't look to Russia for how to treat problematic history and its statues - the Guardian 14th September 2017 |
Grand master lost to history: Namatjira's legacy stifled by deal - the Weeked Australian 23rd September 2017 |
Irish President acknowledges role of Irish in persecution of Aboriginal people - SBS 19th October 2017 |
Peter Carey: Venturing into territory he had long steered clear of - the Age 26th October 2017 |
The whole recognition process has a deep colonial resonance - the Guardian 27th October 2017 |
Finding Mungo Man: the moment Australia's story suddenly changed - the Guardian 14th November 2017 20 |
Mungo Man returning to his ancestors - the Australian 16th November 2017 |
Massacres and protest: Australia Day's undeniable history - the Guardian 2nd January 2018 |
Should museums display human remains from other cultures? - the Art Newspaper 8th January 2018 |
Australia Day back in political spotlight as Greens vow to push for date change - the Guardian 15th January 2018 |
'Tens of thousands' to join Australia Day activist WAR - the Australian 17th January 2018 |
Aboriginal MP receives vile threats over Australia Day flag call - the Age 19th January 2018 |
Captain Cook statue vandalised in Melbourne before Australia Day - the Guardian 25th January 2018 |
Time to mention the war - the Guardian 27th January 2018 |
'People are starting to understand': huge Invasion Day protest stuns Melbourne - the Guardian 27th January 2018 |
Black Panther: does the Marvel epic solve Hollywood's Africa problem? - the Guardian 3rd February 2018 |
Canada confronts colonial past as Halifax removes statue of city's founder - the Guardian 6th February 2018 |
The Fraught Future of the Ethnographic Museum - Frieze 28th February 2018 |
French President Takes Next Step Toward Repatriating African Artifacts - Hyperallergic 7th March 2018 |
National Geographic: 'For decades, our coverage was racist' - the Guardian 14th March 2018 |
What Black Panther Gets Right About the Politics of Museums - Hyperallergic 20th March 2018 |
Why are white curators still running African art collections? - the Guardian 4th April 2018 |
Lynching memorial leaves some quietly seething: 'Let sleeping dogs lie' - the Guardian 28th April 2018 |
The US government should cede territory back to Native Americans - the Guardian 28th April 2018TD> |
Sydney to get new $3m Captain Cook memorial in 'inclusive project' - the Guardian 28th April 2018 |
Cultivating a nation: why the mythos of the Australian farmer is problematic - the Comversation 11h January 2019 |
Tasmania's dark history involved dozens of Aboriginal massacres, how should we recognise them? - the ABC 13th February 2019 S 20 |
As the toll of Australia's frontier brutality keeps climbing, truth telling is long overdue - the Guardian 4th March 2019 |
The Killing Times: the massacres of Aboriginal people Australia must confront - the Guardian 4th March 2019 |
No matter your skin colour, all non-Indigenous Australians are complicit in colonialism - the Guardian 4th March 2019 |
There are few memorials to Australia's bloody history but that's changing - the Guardian 5th March 2019 |
'Conspiracy of silence': how sabotaged inquiries fed massacre denials - the Guardian 6th March 2019 |
Queensland Museum has new focus on Indigenous scientific heritage - the Age 8th March 2019 |
The Scottish explorer who became the butcher of Gippsland - the Guardian 8th March 2019 |
Living Things, With No Bone or Tissue, Pose a Quandary forMuseums - the Guardian 21st March 2019 |
Reparations for black Americans: how an idea went from the fringes to the mainstream - the Age 6th April 2019 |
I'm a Direct Descendant of Thomas Jefferson. Take Down His Memorial. - the New York Times 6th July 2020 |
Former Smithsonian Staff Speak Out Against 'Culture Of Racism' At African Art Museum - the Huff Post 15th July 2020 |
Bristol Removes Statue of Black Protester After Just One Day - the New York Times 16th Jly 2020 |
Attempt to topple Christopher Columbus statue in Chicago's Grant Park prompts standoff with police, - the Chicago Tribune 18th July 2020 |
'No Slavery in Australia'? These Pacific Islanders Tell a Different Story - the New York Times 12th August 2020 |
The right's culture war is no longer a sideshow to our politics - it is our politics - the Guardian 31st August 2021 |
A Counter to Confederate Monuments, Black Cemeteries Tell a Fuller Story of the South - the New York Times 30th September 2020 |
Anzac's Shadow March:This Is Not a Day for You' by Barry Morris - Arena Issue:159, 2019 |
North Carolina Discontinues License Plates With Confederate Flag - the New York Times 1st February 2021 |
Cherokee Nation Addresses Bias Against Descendants of Enslaved People - the New York Times 4th Feruary 2021 |
New manifesto of writers' association PEN accused by its US arm of backing 'cultural appropriation' - the Guardian 28th March 2021 |
In 'Exterminate All the Brutes,' Raoul Peck Takes Aim at White Supremacy - the New York Times 5th April 2021 |
Neighbours racism claim: Indigenous actor Shareena Clanton says set was 'unsafe' - the Age 6th April 2021 |
Neighbours actor allegedly removed from set after complaints of racism by Indigenous actor Shareena Clanton - the Guardian 7th April 2021 |
Sport and politics must mix: sportspeople know it - the Age 7th April 2021 |
Lachlan Murdoch backs Tucker Carlson in 'white replacement' furore - the Guardian 14th April 2021 |
Officer, police chief resign two days after black motorist's fatal shooting - the Age 14th April 2021 |
Neighbours: more actors come forward with allegations of racist slurs and discrimination on set - the Guardian 14th April 2021 |
Hank Azaria apologises 'to every Indian person' for voicing Apu in The Simpsons - the Guardian 14th April 2021 |
Indigenous deaths in custody received a fraction of media coverage of the death elderly prince - the Guardian 14th April 2021 |
Three decades on, officials still under fire over Aboriginal deaths in custody - the Age 15th April 2021 |
Jailing is still failing 30 years later: why this former Aboriginal affairs minister is furious - the Age 15th April 2021 |
Derek Chauvin Verdict Brings a Rare Rebuke of Police Misconduct - the New York Times 20th April 2021 |
Chauvin Verdict Brings the Police Relief and Some Resentment - the New York Times 21st April 2021 |
NRL star Latrell Mitchell praised for reporting online racist abuse as two NSW men charged - the Guardian 23rd April 2021 |
7 Deputies Placed on Leave After Fatal Shooting of Black Man in North Carolina - the New York Times 23rd April 2021 |
Deputy Shoots Unarmed Man Repeatedly During 911 Call, Officials Say - the New York Times 24th April 2021 |
US policing is far less about fighting crime than controlling the poor - the Guardian 25th April 2021 |
Split-Second Decisions: How a Supreme Court Case Shaped Modern Policing - the New York Times 25th April 2021 |
'An indescribable moment': Indigenous nation in US has right to lands in Canada - the Guardian 25th April 2021 |
'Deep systemic racism': will Minneapolis's police department ever change? - the Guardian 25th April 2021 |
'Grave abuses': Human Rights Watch accuses Israel of apartheid - the Age 27th April 2021 |
Psychiatry Confronts Its Racist Past, and Tries to Make Amends - the New York Times 30th April 2021 |
Editorial: Curriculum plan deserves support, not a retread of the history wars - the Age 2nd May 2021 |
Schools already shedding 'white-washed' version of history - the Age 3rd May 2021 |
'No peace without truth': Victoria to launch Indigenous reconciliation inquiry - the Age 9th March 2021 |
Students to be taught about 'invasion' experience of First Nations Australians - the Age 29th April 2021 |
University of Texas Faces New Outcry Over Old Song With Minstrel Roots - the New York Times 7th May 2021 |
Australian Museum gears up for most important show in its history - the Age 14th May 2021 |
Students to be taught about 'invasion' experience of First Nations Australians - the Age 30th April 2021 |
David Gulpilil and me: Margaret Pomeranz, Tony Briggs and more reflect on a pioneer - the Age 30th April 2021 |
Psychiatry Confronts Its Racist Past, and Tries to Make Amends - the New York Times 30th April 2021 |
Editorial Curriculum plan deserves support, not a retread of the history wars - the Age 2nd May 2021 |
'Where did the money go?': How native title failed a community - the Age 3rd May 2021 |
Why the Right Loves Public School Culture Wars - the New York Times 3rd May 2021 |
'Make her skin a little lighter': Editor Justine Cullen exposes realities of decades in mags - the Age 3rd May 2021 |
'Here We Are Again': Police Killings Loom Over Andrew Brown Funeral - the New York Times 3rd May 2021 |
Curriculum review: Schools already shedding 'white-washed' version of history - the Age 3rd May 2021 |
The ignorance that underpinned empire and slavery still has staunch defenders - the Guardian 4th May 2021 |
University of Texas Faces New Outcry Over Old Song With Minstrel Roots - the New York Times 7th May 2021 |
'This headdress is telling me it needs to go home': Ancient artefacts returned to Australia - the Age 7th May 2021 |
Top officials say the biggest domestic terror threat comes from white supremacists. - the New York Times 12th May 2021 |
Maori party co-leader ejected from parliament after performing haka in racism row - the Guardian 12th May 2021 |
The Yoo-rrook Justice Commission: some facts about truth-telling - the Age 14th May 2021 |
Australian Museum gears up for most important show in its history - the Age 14th May 2021 |
Video Footage of Death of Black Man in South Carolina Jail Stirs Outrage - the New York Times 14th May 2021 |
A Police Shooting in Hawaii Has South Africans Demanding Justice - the New York Times 15th May 2021 |
Australia's biggest landholder is Gina Rinehart, controlling 9.2m hectares - the Guardian 17th May 2021 |
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