Frontier: stories from white Australia's forgotten war: part one: they must always consider us as enemies 1788-1830

Australia, 1996

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Soldier/Administrator David Collins, arriving in Sydney on the First Fleet is acknowledged as being the first official to acknowledge there is tension between blacks and whites in their struggle over the land. Fighting ends temporarily in Tasmania after a verbal treaty is reached acknowledging partial rights over the land to First Nations peoples. The Government quickly breaks this verbal promise however and First Nations people flee into exile.

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producer/director

Bruce Belsham

production company

ABC-TV (Australia)

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00:47:00:00

Production places
Australia
Production dates
1996

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