Truth Be Told Podcast

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11. Wave Rock Walk Off On the 23rd of August 1966, around two hundred Gurindji stockmen, domestic workers, and their families put down their tools at Wave Hill cattle station in the Northern Territory and walked off the job. They weren't just striking for fair wages. They were asking for their land back. This is the story...

11. Wave Rock Walk Off On the 23rd of August 1966, around two hundred Gurindji stockmen, domestic workers, and their families put down their tools at Wave Hill cattle station in the Northern Territory and walked off the job. They weren't just striking for fair wages. They were asking for their land back. This is the story...

Introduction to Our Podcast series Before we get into the stories, we wanted to introduce ourselves. We are Jake, Sebastian, and Chris, three Aboriginal brothers from Gundungurra Country, raised on Ngarigo Country in New South Wales. Between us we work across ICT, investigative journalism, and advocacy. But the thing that connects al...

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10. Pemulwuy - Truth Be Told, 3 Brothers Production In 1790, a young Bidjigal man was shot through the back by colonial soldiers and survived, the wound earning him a permanent limp and, within his own community, a reputation as someone who carried supernatural power. Over the next twelve years, Pemulwuy became the most persistent and effective resis...

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9. Appin Massacre - Truth Be Told, 3 Brothers Production In the early hours of 17 April 1816, British soldiers acting on written orders from Governor Lachlan Macquarie himself drove a camp of Dharawal people toward the edge of the Cataract Gorge, south west of Sydney. At least fourteen people were killed, their bodies decapitated and displayed in trees as...

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8. Palm Island - Truth Be Told, 3 Brothers Production On the morning of 19 November 2004, Cameron Doomadgee, known to his community as Mulrunji, was arrested on Palm Island for allegedly swearing at a passing police car. Forty four minutes later, he was dead in a cell, with internal injuries doctors compared to a high speed car crash. The autopsy findi...

Our new episode:7. The Black War, has just dropped today

7. The Black War - Truth Be Told, 3 Brothers Production In the 1820s, a girl named Truganini lost her mother to whalers, her uncle to soldiers, and her sister to sealers, all before she'd finished growing up. It was the world the Black War created on the island now called Tasmania, lutruwita, a conflict that killed an estimated sixty percent of the entir...

Todays episode has dropped, and like always we recommend taking care of yourselves when listen because are real stories about the Blak history of these lands, where names of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples who have passed are mentioned.

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5. Coniston Massacre - 3 Brothers Production In August 1928, a dingo trapper named Fred Brooks was killed near a waterhole called Yurrkuru in the Tanami Desert, after breaking Warlpiri marriage law. What followed was ten weeks of killing carried out by a police constable and his posse, sweeping across Warlpiri, Anmatyerre, and Kaytetye Country...