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There s more to us than that, more that deserves to be celebrated.
That includes the communities that thrived on and cared for the land for 65,000 years before Captain Arthur Phillip planted a flag in it. Settlement happened more than 200 years ago, though. It s got nothing to do with modern Australians, so why can t we just move forward?
That event might be a long way in the past. But the legacy of it isn t.
January 26 marked the beginning of policies and practices that sought to steadily erase Indigenous people, their culture and language (think removal from their lands, massacre, slavery and the Stolen Generations).