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The 1928 Forrest River Massacre Reexamined

The 1928 Forrest River Massacre Reexamined

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In 1928, in the remote Kimberley region of Western Australia, a series of violent events unfolded around Forrest River that would become one of the most controversial episodes in Australian frontier history. Triggered by the killing of a white station hand, a police expedition led by Detective Patrick Noonan descended on Aboriginal communities, resulting in what became known as the Forrest River Massacre. But how many died? What really happened on the banks of the Forrest River? And why did an Anglican missionary, Father Ernest Gribble, risk his life to document the atrocities? Join Lucas and Luna as they piece together the evidence, explore the roles of figures like Police Commissioner Robert Connell and the subsequent 1929 Royal Commission, and consider the legacy of this dark chapter for the Worrorra, Ngarinyin, and Wunambal peoples. This episode confronts the complexities of memory, truth, and justice in Australia's colonial past, and asks what we owe to the stories that were almost lost. #ForrestRiverMassacre #Kimberley #AboriginalHistory #AustralianFrontier #ErnestGribble #PatrickNoonan #RoyalCommission #Worrorra #Ngarinyin #Wunambal #1928 #ColonialViolence #ForgottenHistory #Australia #Oceania #FexingoHistory #HistoryPodcast #Reconciliation Keep every episode free: buymeacoffee.com/fexingo
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