Browsing: Australian History

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