Browsing: Australian History

Kevin Rudd’s political era, forged amid a distinctive global and domestic backdrop, has drawn to a close. The world that once shaped his career has evolved dramatically, bringing new and exciting challenges for Australian leadership and policy

Following the Bondi Massacre, communities united in a powerful surge of grief and solidarity. But this brief moment of togetherness quickly faded, replaced by sharp divisions and bitter conflicts that laid bare the deep fractures tearing society apart in the tragedy’s aftermath

Australia’s rich history of “sovereign citizens” traces back to the vast, rugged outback of Western Australia. Driven by fierce anti-government beliefs, this movement continues to boldly challenge legal authority across the nation

Aboriginal Australians, the continent’s original custodians, are boldly forging ahead in their quest for recognition-passionately advocating for land rights, preserving rich cultural heritage, and securing legal acknowledgment in modern Australia

A recent inquiry has uncovered that British forces committed genocide against Indigenous Australians during colonization, marking a groundbreaking step toward acknowledging these deep and painful historical injustices, BBC reports

The White Australia policy, launched in the early 20th century, aimed to restrict non-white immigration. However, as awareness of its racial prejudice grew, the policy faced increasing opposition and was slowly dismantled after World War II. This shift opened the door to a dynamic and diverse era of multiculturalism