Wednesday, June 18

Browsing: Killing for Country

“It was called a war from the start”: In conversation with David Marr about the Frontier Wars and family history

Books April 24, 2024By Angus McGregor

Whether the Uhrs has a desire for bloodlust or just thought this was an important job in the colony does not change the murders but points to something more sinister, that you did not need to be evil to opt into a system of genocide, you just had to take a job.

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Browsing: Killing for Country

“It was called a war from the start”: In conversation with David Marr about the Frontier Wars and family history

Whose Review Is It Anyway?: NUTS’ WPIIA 2025

“Like diaspora, pollen needs to bescattered to different places to survive and grow”: Dual Opening of ‘Germinate/Propagate/Bloom’, and ‘Last Call’ at 4A Centre of Contemporary Asian Art

Akinola Davies Jr. on My Father’s Shadow, Namesakes, and Nostalgia: An Interview

Into the Blue: Underwater Robots Unveil the Secrets of Norfolk Island’s Deep

Part One: The Tale of the Corporate University

“Thank you Conspiracy!” says Capitalism, as it survives another day

A meditation on God and the impossible pursuit of answers

We Will Be Remembered As More Than Administrative Errors

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